Ch. 22 Fighting For The Four Freedoms: World War II Pt. 2 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

As the war drew to a close, tensions emerged among the ______ powers over Stalin’s reluctance to allow self-rule in eastern Europe, and Churchill’s reluctance to allow self-rule for Great Britain’s colonies.

A

Allied

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As the war drew to a close, tensions emerged among the Allied powers over _______’s reluctance to allow self-rule in eastern Europe, and _________’s reluctance to allow self-rule for Great Britain’s colonies.

A

Stalin’s

Churchill’s

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True or False: During World War II, the federal government spent twice the amount of money it had spent in all of the previous 150 years of American history.

A

True

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True or False: At Bataan in the Philippines, U.S. and Filipino forces captured 78,000 Japanese soldiers in the largest surrender in Japanese military history.

A

False

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True or False: The “double-V” campaign stood for a double victory, one in the European Theatre and one in the Pacific Theatre.

A

False

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During World War II, the NAACP and American Jewish Congress cooperated closely in advocating laws to ban discrimination in ___________ and ________.

A

employment

housing

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During World War II, the _______ and __________ _______ _________ cooperated closely in advocating laws to ban discrimination in employment and housing.

A

NAACP

American Jewish Congress

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The United States inflicted severe losses on the _________ Navy in the Battle of Midway Island.

A

Japanese

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The United States inflicted severe losses on the Japanese Navy in the ______ ___ _______ _______.

A

Battle of Midway Island

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________ became firmly established in many sectors of the economy during World War II.

A

Unions

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During World War II, ___ ________ American men served in the military, and _________ women served in auxiliary military units.

A

15 million

350,000

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During World War II, 15 million American men served in the ________, and 350,000 women served in ________ _______ _____.

A

military

auxiliary military units

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13
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How many Russians died during World War II?

A

At least 20 million Russians

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True or False: President Roosevelt’s Executive Order 9066 ordered the internment of all Japanese-Americans who refused to sign an oath of loyalty to the United States.

A

False

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True or False: The America First Committee sought to ensure that America would be one of the first nations to enter the conflict against Adolf Hitler.

A

False

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True or False: Following America’s entry into the war, the federal government assumed vast powers to oversee the national economy.

17
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True or False: By the late 1930s, Americans were nearly universally in favor of intervening militarily in Germany to stop the horrors being perpetrated against Jews and others by Adolf Hitler and his followers.

18
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True or False: Josef Stalin and Adolf Hitler were bitter enemies who could agree upon nothing at the beginning of World War II.

19
Q

How did Henry Ford feel about the U.S.’s involvement of World War II?

A

Henry Ford opposed U.S. involvement in World War II.

20
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True or False: The Roosevelt administration paid little attention to foreign affairs before the attack on Pearl Harbor.

21
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True or False: With the coming of peace, women employed in war-related industries came under increasing pressure to leave their jobs and resume their role as homemakers.

22
Q

The term “blitzkrieg” means “________ ____”

A

“lightning war”

23
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The term “________” means “lightning war.”

A

“blitzkrieg”

24
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True or False: War mobilization lifted the industrial Northeast out of the Depression, but left the economies of the South and the West virtually untouched.

25
True or False: Germany suffered far higher casualties among its soldiers on the Western Front than it did on the Russian Front.
False
26
True or False: In World War I, the French had been successful at keeping the invading German army out of Paris; in World War II, the French also succeeded in keeping the Nazis from occupying Paris.
False
27
____ _________ greatly strengthened the size and stature of the American labor movement.
War mobilization
28
War mobilization greatly strengthened the ____ and _______ of the American labor movement.
size | stature
29
War mobilization greatly strengthened the size and stature of the ________ ______ _________.
American labor movement
30
In ____ _____, the United States Navy thwarted a Japanese attack against Australia in the Battle of the Coral Sea.
May 1942
31
In May 1942, the United States Navy thwarted a _________ attack against Australia in the Battle of the Coral Sea.
Japanese
32
In May 1942, the United States Navy thwarted a Japanese attack against _________ in the Battle of the Coral Sea.
Australia
33
In May 1942, the United States Navy thwarted a Japanese attack against Australia in the Battle of ____ ______ ____.
the Coral Sea
34
Most of the bloodshed that occurred in Europe during World War II took place on the _________ front.
eastern
35
During World War II, membership numbers for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) grew to approximately _________.
500,000