WWII B

What did the US do to try and make Japan stop attacking China?

• bombed them
• cut off supplies of food
• cut off supplies of iron, steel, and oil
• nothing

President Roosevelt said December 7, 1941 was a day that will live in 

• infirmary
• infamy
• infamous
• informal

GM, Ford, and Boeing were all directed to manufacture war goods by the

• Office of Price Administration

• War Powers Act

• War Production Board

• Office of Corporate Repurposing

What were war bonds?

• Anti-war leaflet campaigns

• Pro-war leaflet campaigns

• Mini-loans to the government purchased by the public

• Loans to Americans from the government during the war

Check all that apply - the Office of War Information was responsible for

• Anti-war protests

• Leaflet campaigns in foreign countries

• Films justifying American war policies

• Daily reports on American military deaths

(Check all that apply) the United States claimed the incarceration of Japanese-Americans was necessary because of

• Confirmed reports of Japanese Americans planning an attack on American soil

• Unfounded fears that the Japanese would sabotage oil wells

• Proven evidence of Japanese spies on the west coast

• Unproven fears the Japanese citizens on the west coast would be spies

What was the significance of D-Day?

• Was the official end of the war in Europe

• Was the successful (but very deadly) allied invasion of France to end the German occupation

• Was the first battle in France of the war

• Was the end of the war in the Pacific

What was the justification of the use of the atomic bomb? Check all that apply.

• Reports that Japan was developing a nuclear weapon

• Concerns a land invasion of Japan would lead to 250,000 American casualties

• Evidence of a planned Japanese attack on the United States

• Concerns that Japan would not surrender