S.S Test 12-18-23 Flashcards

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Where did the first American ground troops land and who is their commander? 

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The treats landed in north Africa. Their commander was Dwight D Eisenhower. 

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Where did the Japanese attack after Pearl Harbor? 

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They bombed airfield in the Philippines, like Hong Kong, Thailand, and Guam 

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Name the girl who commanded a Filipino American force on the Filipino island of Luzan?

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Douglas, MacArthur 

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What occurred in June of1942? 

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The midway battle 

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All fighting was done by plane, launched off aircraft carriers 

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Coral sea 

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What occurred in May of 1942? 

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Coral sea

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After this battle, your parents may no longer rule the Pacific 

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Midway

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Name the city and country that the allied forces invaded in 1944 

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Normandy, France, Paris, France in the five beaches 

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Who commanded the landing involving thousands of ships and aircraft 

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General Eisenhower 

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Name the Normandy beaches 

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Omaha, Utah, and Juno

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What was the date of D-Day? 

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June 6 of 1944 

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Name the beach where Allied forces met a fierce German defense 

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Omaha Beach 

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Describe how the allied forces were able to defeat, the Germans in the battle of bulge?

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The allies were able to defeat the Germans, because the Germans were running out of supplies especially fuel and men while allied forces had troops in reserve 

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What happened to Germany in January 1945? 

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A huge Soviet force into Germany from the east, and soon the west allied powers close into 

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FDR dies on
FDR dies from
FDR was replaced by who 

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April 12 of 1945
A stroke
Harry S, Truman, 

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What is the V-E day? 
And when did it occur? 

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VE day is a victory in Europe 
It occurred on May 8 of 1945 

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Define the strategy of island hopping 

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American forces would capture some Japanese held islands and go around two others

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Describe the code talkers, and their significance 

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The Navajo was on each ship or island, and they videoed vital messages from Island to Island, so the Japanese could not decode it

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Name the last two shops in the island, hopping campaign, how many Americans died at each 

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Iwo Jima on February and 6000 Americans died


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20
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Define kamikaze

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Missions suicide pilots crashed their planes into American ships 

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What dissuaded President Truman from invading Japan? 

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That might cost half 1 million American casualties 

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22
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What was the secret thing of Truman learned about in July?

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Atomic bombs 

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23
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Where is the first atomic bomb in history tested 

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In the New Mexico desert 

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When was Hiroshima bombed in approximately how many Japanese were killed? 

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Hiroshima was bombed August 6 at on 1945 and around 130,000 Japanese died 

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What happened a few days later and why? 
A second atomic bomb was dropped August 9 of 1945, because Japan still hasn’t surrendered the bomb was dropped at Nagasaki 
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What does V-j day stand for? 
The surrender of Japan 
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What was the date of the V- J day? 
September 2 of 1945 
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Define aggression and list the countries that follow policies of ruthless aggression 
Ruthless aggression is a war like act by one country against another without cause The countries are Germany, Italy, and Japan 
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Where did Japan attack in 1931 and how did the league of nations respond?
Manchuria northeast, China and the league of nations said nothing 
30
In what ways did Hitler break the treaty of Versailles? 
Hitler wrote the treaty because he began to rebuild Germany’s armed forces, intending troops in their rhineland region of Western Germany 
31
In September 19 38 when Germany was planning to invade Czechoslovakia, where did European leaders meet to ease the crisis and what were france and Britain’s goals at this meeting? 
They met in the German city of Munich, France and Britain’s goals were to appease Hitler 
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What is appeasement? 
Appeasement is a policy of giving into aggression in order to avoid war 
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What were the stipulations of the US neutrality act of 1935? 
To keep the United States at peace 
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When did the Nazi troops invade Poland? 
September 1 of 1939 
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What happened two days after Hitler’s invasion of Poland? 
Britain and France declared war on Germany 
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Who was the British Prime Minister of Great Britain after Neville Chamberlain 
Winston Churchill 
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During the battle of Britain Hitler ordered what type of assault 
He ordered an air assault 
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Did Hitler ever invade Britain? 
No, he called it off after several months of trying 
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Millions went to work__________ a fictional character____________ we became a symbol of all women who worked in the war effort, 
Factory in shipyards Rosie Rivetor
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They lost their freedom and had to sell their___________ even though there was not a single document in case of __________
Possessions Disloyalty by a Japanese Americans 
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Because African-Americans face discrimination some leaders pointed out that___________________ 
While the nation was fighting for democracy overseas, it still permitted injustice at home 
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Because of the need for workers during World War II, the US signed a treaty with Mexico, which allowed American companies to hire_________ in June 19 43, _______ attacked young Mexican Americans, leading to rioting 
Braceros or Mexican laborers Bands of sailors 
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My newspaper blamed the Mexican Americans for the__________ Eleanor Roosevelt argued that they were a result of ______________ against Mexicans 
Zoot suit riots Long standing discrimination
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More than________ volunteers and drafty served in the US military during World War II 
15 million 
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US factories shifted from producing______ good to creating_______ goods
Consumer Military 
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The____________ was a government agency that supervised the change and set________
War production board Goals for production 
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The government imposed___________ to conserve resources Americans were issued rationing __________ to purchase goods like__________
Rations Coupons Coffee, sugar, meat, cheese, shoes, gas tires, etc, 
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The axis powers were 
Germany, Italy and, Japan 
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The allied powers were 
Soviet union , United Kingdom and United States 
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Francis Leader was
Charles De GAULLE 
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Germany’s leader was 
Adolf Hitler 
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Italy leader was 
BENITO MUSSOLINI, 
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The Japan emperor was 
Emperor HIROHITO, 
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The United Kingdom leaders were 
Neville Chamberlain to 1940 and Winston Churchill from 1940 
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United States leaders were 
Franklin Roosevelt died 1945 and Harry Truman from 1945