Quiz 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Britain’s use of__________ gave an extreme advantage.

A

radar

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2
Q

Many Americans once again began supporting__________ and trying to avoid involvement in international conflicts.

A

isolationism

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3
Q

In 1943 ____________________ held hearings to investigate these allegations.

A

Senator Gerald P.

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4
Q

The ______________ report documented the huge profits that arms factories had made during the war and had created the impression that these businesses influenced the decisions to go to war.

A

The Nye Committee

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5
Q

Neutrality Act of

A

1935

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6
Q

The Neutrality Act made it _______________ to sell arms to any country at war.

A

Illegal for Americans

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7
Q

Japan, Italy, and Germany would become known as the_____________.

A

Axis Powers

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8
Q

As European tensions worsened, Congress passed the ___________, continuing the ban on selling arms to warring nations and requiring them to buy all non military supplies from the US on a “cash-and-carry” basis.

A

The Neutrality Act of 1935

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9
Q

In July 1937, FDR would go against the Neutrality Act of 1937 and would supply arms to China claiming that we would not allow an___________________ infect the world.

A

epidemic of lawlessness

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10
Q

British would test American neutrality when in 1940 they asked for ____________________ to replenish their fleet.

A

old American destroyers

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11
Q

Roosevelt would use a loop hole thus sending _________________ to Britain in exchange for America’s use of British based in the Atlantic.

A

50 ships

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12
Q

_______________________ wanted to repeal of the neutrality laws and stronger actions against Germany.

A

The Fight for Freedom Committee

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13
Q

______________ opposed any intervention to help the Allies.

A

The America First Committee

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14
Q

In 1940 FDR listed the Four Freedoms that the US and Britain stood for:

A

freedom of speech
freedom of worship
freedom from want
freedom from fear

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15
Q

FDR proposed the ______1_______ which allowed the US to _____2____ or _____2a_____ arms to any country considered”vital to the defence of the US”

A
  1. Lend-Lease Act
  2. lend
    2a. lease
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16
Q

The _________________ declared that the entire western half of the Atlantic was part of the Western Hemisphere and therefore neutral.

A

Hemispheric Defense Zone

17
Q

In August 1941, Roosevelt and Churchill met and developed the_____________________.

A

Atlantic Charter

18
Q

The _____________ committed both nations a postwar world of democracy, nonaggression, free trade, economic advancement, and freedom of the seas.

A

Atlantic Charter

19
Q

Japan depend on the US for many key materials, including:

A

scrap iorn steel and oil

20
Q

Strategic matericals were items

A

important for fighting a war

21
Q

In 1941 FDR began sending lend-lease aid to

A

China and Russia

22
Q

July 1941, Roosevelt froze all ________1___________ assets in the US, __________2___________, and ________3____________.

A
  1. Japanese
  2. reduced the oil shipments to Japan
  3. and sent MacArthur to the Philippines to build up American defense there
23
Q

American intelligence had decoded Japanese messages that made it clear that Japan was preparing to go to war against the _____________.

A

US

24
Q

November 27, American commanders at_______1________ naval base received a war warning from Washington D.C. but it did not mention_____2_____ as being a possible target.

A
  1. Pearl Harbor

2. Hawaii

25
Q

________________,______________________,_____________, and _______________, were sunk or damaged.

A

Eight battleships, three destroyers and four other vessels

26
Q

The Senate voted _____1_____ and the House voted_____2_____ to declare war on Japan.

A
  1. 82 to 0

2. 388 to 1

27
Q

Hitler underestimated the strategy of the US, which was to veiw ______1________ as the larger threat but fight the _____2_____ with the ______3_______.

A
  1. Germany
  2. Japanese
  3. US Navy
28
Q

On ________________, Germany and Italy both declared war on the US.

A

December 11

29
Q

The _______________ was the mass extermination of millions of European Jews.

A

Holocaust

30
Q

The Hebrew term for Holocaust is___________ meaning ___________.

A

Shoah “catastrophe”

31
Q

Extermination camps were where___________,____________, and ____________ were sent to be executed.

A

men women and children

32
Q

_________________ was a camp where persons are detained or confined.

A

Concentration Camps

33
Q

Prominent Jewish emigrants included business people like _________ who resettled his family in Amsterdam in 1933, where his daughter ___________ wrote her well-known diary.

A

Otto Frank

Anne Frank

34
Q

On January 20 1942 Nazi leaders met at the ______________ to coordinate the “final solution of the Jewish question.”

A

Wannsee Conference

35
Q

The __________ took citizenship away from Jewish Germans and banned marriage between Jews and other Germans.

A

Nuremberg Laws