Ch 24: WW II Era (1935-1945)

5 Written Questions

1. Germany, Italy, Japan, and six other countries
2. pride in one's own country
3. an agreement made between Roosevelt and Churchill in August 1941, in which they agreed that the U.S. and Britain would seek no territorial gain from the war and emphasized the right of all people to choose their own government. In this agreement, they also called for the creation of a United Nations to replace the weak League of Nations.
4. warlike act by one country against another without cause
5. Japanese form of combat in which suicide pilots crashed their planes into American ships

5 Matching Questions

1. island hopping
2. isolationism
3. Lend-Lease Act
4. rationing
5. Munich Pact

1. a an American strategy in which American forces would capture some Japanese-held islands and go around others
2. b a law that allowed the U.S. to lend or lease supplies to Britain and other nations fighting the Nazis
3. c the act of setting limits on the amount of scarce goods people can buy
4. d a policy of staying out of other countries' affairs
5. e an agreement in which Britain and France agreed to let the German leader occupy the Sudetenland, a portion of Czechoslovakia populated largely by German-speaking people. In return, Hitler promised that he would seek no further territory.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. this law forbade the President of the United States from selling arms, making loans, or giving any other kind of assistance to any nation involved in war
   1. Munich Pact
   2. Atlantic Charter
   3. Neutrality Act of 1935
   4. totalitarian state
2. Britain, France, U.S.S.R., U.S., China, and 45 other countries
   1. Allied Powers
   2. total war
   3. Axis Powers
   4. Munich Pact
3. union leader who fought for the end of discrimination in the armed services
   1. appeasement
   2. A. Philip Randolph
   3. Benito Mussolini
   4. Atlantic Charter
4. Italian Prime Minister who turned the country into the world's first fascist state
   1. kamikaze mission
   2. Benito Mussolini
   3. Josef Stalin
   4. isolationism
5. a conflict involving not just armies but entire nations
   1. nationalism
   2. Fascism
   3. rationing
   4. total war

5 True/False Questions

1. Nazi-Soviet Pact → a law that allowed the U.S. to lend or lease supplies to Britain and other nations fighting the Nazis

   True        False

2. Fascism → the act of setting limits on the amount of scarce goods people can buy

   True        False

3. totalitarian state → a conflict involving not just armies but entire nations

   True        False

4. Josef Stalin → a conflict involving not just armies but entire nations

   True        False

5. Good Neighbor Policy → an agreement in which Britain and France agreed to let the German leader occupy the Sudetenland, a portion of Czechoslovakia populated largely by German-speaking people. In return, Hitler promised that he would seek no further territory.

   True        False