Review: US History TEST Topic 6 (24-25)

Front

In the World War II era, what was the major reason for Jewish immigration to the United States?

Back

to escape state-sponsored genocide

Answer explanation

Jewish immigration to the United States during World War II was primarily driven by the need to escape state-sponsored genocide.

Front

Which title correctly replaces the question mark? Options: Events That Encouraged the United States to Join NATO, Events That Inspired U.S. Nationalism during World War I, Events That Contributed to U.S. Rejection of the League of Nations, Events That Led to U.S. Involvement in World War II

Back

Events That Led to U.S. Involvement in World War II

Front

Which statement correctly summarizes the reason for this speech? Options: Axis violations of international law caused the United States to hold criminal trials., German expansion in Western Europe caused the United States to assist France., Japanese aggression in the Pacific caused the United States to declare war., Allied defeats on the battlefield caused the United States to develop new weapons.

Back

Japanese aggression in the Pacific caused the United States to declare war.

Front

Which event prompted the United States to enter World War II?

Back

The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

Front

Which action replaces the question mark on this cause-and-effect diagram?

Back

implements an embargo against Japan

Front

The event reported in this dispatch led directly to —

Back

U.S. entry into World War II

Front

The U.S. Army distributed posters like this one with the goal of encouraging —

Back

Young men to voluntarily enlist.

Front

How did the Battle of Midway alter the course of the war in the Pacific?

Back

By halting the progress of Japanese expansion