WWII EOC Review

Communism

Socialism

Fascism

Democratic Socialism

True

False

US and France

France and Britain

US and Soviet Union

US and Britain

a call for a new military alliance to contain agression

focus on political cooperation with Britain and the Soviet Union

support for the Spanish government against Fascist rebels

a deeper commitment to remain isolated from European problems

Germany’s invasion of France

Japan’s bombing of Hawaii

Russia’s occupation of eastern Poland

Germany’s bombing of Great Britain

securing bases in China from which to bomb the Japanese home islands

carrying the war into Southeast Asia from Australia and New Guinea

advancing on as broad a front as possible all across the Pacific

"island hopping" by capturing only the most strategic Japanese bases and bypassing the rest

Operation Paperclip

VE Day

Operation Torch

D-Day

Battle of Midway

Battle of Iwo Jima

Battle of Guadalcanal

Battle of the Coral Sea

They served in the war despite the fact that many of their family members were detained by the U.S. government.

They served in the war despite the fact that many of their family members were executed by the U.S. government.

They served in the war despite the fact that many were legally forced to live on reservations for several decades in the United States.

They served in the war despite the fact that many were legally forced to live in segregated communities for several decades in the United States.

high unemployment rates among men because corporations were allowed to pay lower wages to women

widespread protests against large-scale importation of foreign goods and materials

the need for women to take jobs in factories and munitions plants to maintain wartime output

the class divide between the wealthy and the poor that was made worse by wartime mobilization