5 Written Questions

1. American President who made the decision to drop the atomic bomb
2. Turning point in the war in the Pacific in favor of the Allies
3. President of the US during Great Depression and start of World War II
4. restricted areas of European cities that kept Jews separated from others
5. Day that marked the invasion of Nazi-controlled Europe

5 Matching Questions

1. Office of Price Administration
2. Manhattan Project
3. appeasement
4. France
5. internment

1. a relocation of Japanese Americans to camps in the United States
2. b Invaded and occupied by Germany until Allies came to the rescue: D-day
3. c secret project to make Atomic Bomb
4. d WWII Office that installs price controls on essential items to prevent inflation
5. e giving Hitler what he wanted so he would stop aggression

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Japanese suicide pilot
   1. kamikaze
   2. Allies
   3. Midway
   4. D-Day
2. site of the first atomic bomb dropped on Japan
   1. Hiroshima
   2. Poland
   3. Holocaust
   4. Nisei
3. Allowed president to "rent" arms to "any country whose defense is vital to the U.S."
   1. Munich Pact
   2. internment
   3. appeasement
   4. Lend-Lease Act
4. WWII agency contributes $100Ms to scientific projects like Manhattan, radar, sonar, etc
   1. internment
   2. Office of Price Administration
   3. Franklin D. Roosevelt
   4. Office of Scientific Research and Development
5. British Prime Minister pursued a policy of appeasement toward fascist Germany (1869-1940)
   1. Pearl Harbor
   2. Benito Mussolini
   3. Neville Chamberlain
   4. Lend-Lease Act

5 True/False Questions

1. rationing → German for lightning war; the swift attacks launched by Germany in World War II

   True        False

2. Winston Churchill → fascist dictator of Italy, "Il Duce" -- the Leader

   True        False

3. Nisei → American-born children of Japanese immigrants

   True        False

4. Axis Powers → Alliance of Britain, France and eventually United States

   True        False

5. blitzkrieg → Alliance of Britain, France and eventually United States

   True        False