Quiz 3 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

The growth of southern California and cities in the Deep South created a new industrial region known as the ______________.

A

Sunbelt

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2
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In 1942, FDR created the ______________________ to coordinate government housing programs.

A

National Housing Agency

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3
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In Los Angeles, the fear of juvenile crime and racism against Mexican Americans became linked in the “_____________” raids.

A

zoot suit

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4
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______________ had very baggy, pleated pants, and an overstuffed, knee-length jacket with wide lapels.

A

Zoot suits

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5
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___________________ had no vest, no cuff, a short jacket, and narrow lapel.

A

Victory Suits

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6
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After the attack on Pearl Harbor, FDR signed an order allowing the_______________ to declare any part of the US a military zone.

A

War Department

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7
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People of __________________ were evacuated to 10 internment camps further inland.

A

Japanese ancesrty

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8
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In 1988, Ronald Reagan apologized to ______________________ on behalf of the US government and signed legislation granting $20,000 to surviving who had been interned.

A

Japaneses Americans.

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9
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Worried about inflation, FDR created the ____________1___________________ and the ________2________ to regulate wages and certain prices.

A
  1. Office of Price Administration and Civilian Supply (OPACS)
  2. Office of Economics Stabilization (OES)
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10
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The _________________ tried to prevent strikes.

A

War Labor Board (WLB)

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11
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OPACS began ___________, or limiting the purchases of many products to make sure enough were available for military use.

A

rationing

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12
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Meat, sugar, fats, oils, processed foods, coffee, shoes, and gasoline were ______________.

A

rationed

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13
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The government encouraged ________________ by praising them in film reels, pamphlets, and official statements.

A

victory gardens

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14
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The government would also organize scrap drives for ____1____,___2__,___3__, and ______4________.

A
  1. rubber
  2. tin
  3. aluminum
  4. steel
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15
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In 1942, President Roosevelt created the ______________________.

A

Office of War Information (OWI)

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16
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The _______________ role was to improve the public’s understanding of the war and to act as a liaison office with the various media.

A

OWI’s

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17
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Admiral Chester Nimitz was the commander of the ____________________.

A

US Navy in the Pacific

18
Q

A few hours after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the Japanese attacked American airfields in the _________________.

19
Q

___________________ was the commander over the US forces in the Philippines.

A

General Douglas MacArthur

20
Q

78,000 men were forced to march 65 miles to a Japanese prison camp known as the ________________.

A

Bataan Death March

21
Q

FDR wanted to bomb _________, but American planes could reach it only if an aircraft carrier brought them close enough.

22
Q

In early 1942, a military planner suggested replacing the carrie’s usual short- range bombers with long-range ____________ that could attack from further out.

23
Q

FDR would place ___________________ in command of the mission to bomb Tokyo.

A

Lieutenant Colonel James Doolittle

24
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At the end of March,_____________ were loaded onto the Hornet.

25
Officers of Japan's military wanted to cut American supply lines to Australia by capturing the south coast of_____________.
New Guinea
26
Admiral ________1_______, wanted to attack _________2__________-- the last American base in the North Pacific west of Hawaii.
1. Yamamoto | 2. Midway Island
27
Admiral Nimitz sent two carriers, the _________1________ and the ________2____ to intercept the Japanese in the Coral Sea.
1. Yorktown | 2. Lexington
28
MacArthur's troops would start their campaign in the south Pacific at _______________ in the _____________.
Guadalcanal | Solomon Island
29
The ________________ was the largest naval battle in history.
Battle of Leyte Gulf
30
It was the first time that the Japanese used ______________.
kamikaze attacks
31
Kamikaze means ______________ in Japanese.
divine wind
32
The Battle of Leyte Gulf was the first battle where ships sunk each other without________________.
seeing one another
33
In July 1942, FDR ordered the invasion of ____________ and _______________ two French territories indirectly under German control.
Morocco Algeria
34
German general ____________, whose success earned him the nickname "Desert Fox" commanded the "Afrika Korps"
Erwin Rommel
35
The ______________ is located in Egypt, and was a major supply route for Britain.
Suez Canal
36
in November 1942, American troops commanded by ________________ invaded North Africa.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
37
At the battle of ______________, the Americans were outmaneuvered and outfought.
Kasserine Pass
38
Eisenhower fired the general who led the attack and put _______________ in command
General Patton
39
To protect ships, citizens on the __________ went dark.
East coast
40
The loss of so many ships convinced the ___________________ to set up a convoy system.
US Navy
41
The _________________ system was a system in which merchant ships travel with naval vessels for protection.
convoy
42
American airplanes and warships began using ____1____, and ______2______ to locate and attack submarines.
1. radar | 2. depth charges