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3. C1 $100 Americans grew these in order to add to the “home” food supply so that all extra food could be used to feed our soldiers. Barrios Wildcat Strikes Victory Gardens

4. C1? $100 C) Victory Gardens

5. C1 $200 The Selective Training and Service Act required military service registration for all males between the ages of… 18 and 40 21 and 36 21 and 40 18 and 56

6. C1 $200 b) 21 and 36

7. C1 $300 Vessels built in the United States that Usually carried troops or war supplies Kamidaze Liberty Ships War Bonds

8. C1 $300 b) Liberty Ships

9. C1 $400 President Roosevelt created this in order to centralize agencies dealing with war production The Office of War Mobilization The Manhattan Project Lend Lease Act

10. C1 500 a) The Office of War Mobilization Timer

11. C1 500 • Financing the war with borrowed money is an example of… • _________ spending Deficit

12. C2 $100 Technique by which planes scattered large numbers of bombs. Island hopping Pinpoint bombing Carpet bombing Rationing

13. C2 $100 c) carpet bombing

14. C2 $200 Which of the following took place on D-Day? The first British and American landings in North Africa The start of the Allied invasion of Italy The landing of Allied forces on Frances Normandy coast.

15. C2 $200 c) The landing of Allied forces on Frances Normandy coast.

16. C2 $300 This huge battle halted Germany’s advancement into the Soviet Union, and also proved to be the turning point for the Soviets in WWII The Battle of the Bulge The Battle of Stalingrad The Battle of Normandy

17. C2 $300 b) The battle of Stalingrad

18. C2 $400 This battle was the largest battle fought in Western Europe during World War II. After their defeat, most German leaders believed that they would lose the war. The Battle of the Bulge The Battle of Coral Sea The Battle of Normandy

19. C2 $400 a) The Battle of the Bulge

20. C2 $500 After Germany surrendered, the Allies decided to… Return it to the German people. Divide it in two parts and return one half to the German people. Divide it in four parts, to be governed by Britain, the United States, the Soviets, and France.

21. C2 $500 c) Divide it in four parts, to be governed by Britain, the United States, the Soviets, and France.

22. C3 $100 Germany’s systematic murder of European Jews. Anti-Semitism The Holocaust The Warsaw Alliance

23. C3 $100 b) The Holocaust

24. C3 $200 A type of concentration camp that existed only for mass murder Forced labor camps Prison camps Death camps Internment camps

25. C3 $200 c) Death camps

26. C3 $300 What was one of the main goals of the Nazis during the 1930s? Establish the Gestapo Make all Germans carry identity cards Get rid of the Jews Host the Evian Conference

27. C3 $300 c) Get rid of all Jews

28. C3 $400 The night of broken glass Kristallnacht D-Day V-E Day

29. C3 $400 Kristallnacht

30. C3 $500 During this conference the Nazis decided that the final solution to the Jewish question was to exterminate, or kill all Jews Yalta Conference Wannsee Conference Geneva Convention

31. C3 $500 b) Wannsee Conference

32. C4 $100 The purpose of this top secret operation was to develop an atomic bomb before the Germans did. The Manhattan Project Operation Overload The Fat Man/Little Boy Project

33. C4 $100 a) The Manhattan Project

34. C4 $200 Japan’s surrender came less than a week after The allied invasion began The Japanese government was overthrown The destruction of Nagasaki

35. C4 $200 c) The destruction of Nagasaki

36. C4 $300 Japanese suicide plane Zero plane Kamikaze Death plane

37. C4 $300 b) Kamikaze

38. C4 $400 This huge naval battle ended in a draw (no winner), however it did prevent the Japanese from invading Australia. The Battle of the Coral Sea The Battle of Midway The battle of Leyte Gulf

39. C4 $400 The Battle of the Coral Sea

40. C4 $500 This was the name of the strategy used by the US to take control of the Pacific, in preparation for an invasion of the Japanese mainland. Slash and Burn Island Hopping Divide and Conquer

41. C4 $500 • b) Island Hopping

42. C5 $100 Navajo radio operators who helped secure communications in the Pacific Wind Walkers Code Talkers Water Whisperers

43. C5 $100 b) Code Talkers

44. C5 $200 This became the popular name for all women who worked in war-production jobs (derived from a fictional character from a 1942 song). Rosie the Riveter Betty the Balancer Jackie the Jack Hammerer

45. C5 $200 a) Rosie the Riveter

46. What was the main idea expressed by the poster? Farmers do not have an important role to play in the war effort Farmers have weird uniforms Farmers, like soldiers, have an important role to play in the war effort C5 $300

47. C5 $300 c) Farmers, like soldiers, have an important role to play in the war effort

48. C5 $400 Centers in remote inland areas where Japanese Americans were confined during WWII Internment Camps Death Camps Concentration Camps

49. C5 $400 a) Internment Camps

50. C5 $500 • Japanese Americans born in the United States of parents who had emigrated from Japan • Barrios • Nisei • Kamikaze