True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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One
of the leading causes of World War II was the Treaty of Versailles, which placed reparations
(penalties) on Germany.
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2.
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The
rise of fascist dictators Hitler and Mussolini led to the second World War.
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3.
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The
Japanese empire joined an Alliance with Britain and Russia during World War II.
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4.
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Despite the rise of fascist dictators, the economies of nations in Europe were very
strong, which delayed the start of war.
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5.
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Teddy
Roosevelt was the president of the United States during World War II.
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6.
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During World War II, the wealthy were expected to pay more taxes than during times of
peace.
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7.
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To
recruit men to military service, the United States instituted a draft which was very
successful.
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8.
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The
United States is the only country in the world to use Atomic weapons in warfare.
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9.
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The
Japanese surrendered in World War II before the Germans.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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10.
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The
Japanese attack on the United States at __________ was the reason the United States gave for entering
World War II. a. | Bulge | c. | Pearl
Harbor | b. | Stalingrad | d. | Manhatten | | | | |
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The
turning point of the Allied Victory in Europe was the defeat of Hitler’s forces in the Ardennes
Forest. This was known as the Battle of __________. a. | El
Alamein | c. | Stalingrad | b. | the Bulge | d. | Midway | | | | |
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12.
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The
Allied Invasion of France on June 6, 1944 has been called __________. a. | Battle of the
Bulge | c. | D-Day | b. | Escape at Dunkirk | d. | V-E Day | | | | |
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13.
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________ the Riveter became a symbol of women working in factories during World War
II. a. | Rocky | c. | Wanda | b. | Rosie | d. | Roxie | | | | |
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14.
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The
internment of tens of thousands of __________-Americans was a horrible civil liberties violation of
World War II in the United States. a. | African | c. | Japanese | b. | Chinese | d. | German | | | | |
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The
turning point of the fighting in the Pacific was the Battle of _______. a. | the
Bulge | c. | Guadalcanal | b. | Midway | d. | Coral Sea | | | | |
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The
agency responsible for making the Atomic Bomb was the ______. a. | Nuclear
Regulatory Commission | c. | American Atomic
Agency | b. | Manhatten Project | d. | None of the Above | | | | |
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_____
is what they called the end of World War II in the Pacific. a. | V-P
Day | c. | V-J
Day | b. | V-E
Day | d. | Veteran’s
Day | | | | |
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18.
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The
President of the United States during the last days of World War II was _______. a. | Douglas
MacArthur | c. | Franklin D.
Roosevelt | b. | Harry S. Truman | d. | Dwight D. Eisenhower | | | | |
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A
jungle battle in the Pacific won by U.S Marines on a small island was the Battle of
___. a. | Midway | c. | Okinawa | b. | Coral Sea | d. | Guadalcanal | | | | |
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The
first city to have an Atomic bomb dropped on it was _______. a. | Nagasaki | c. | Tokyo | b. | Hiroshima | d. | Okinawa | | | | |
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The
Axis Powers of World War II were ______. a. | Italy, Soviet Union, Germany | c. | Japan, Italy, Germany | b. | Germany, Soviet
Union, Japan | d. | United States,
Great Britain, Soviet Union | | | | |
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22.
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The
end of World War II came in ______.
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Matching
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Match
the Leader’s Name with the Country a. | Hitler | e. | Mussolini | b. | Stalin | f. | Roosevelt | c. | Churchill | g. | Eisenhower | d. | Hirohito | h. | MacArthur | | | | |
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23.
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Japan
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24.
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United States
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25.
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Soviet Union (Russia)
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26.
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Great
Britain
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27.
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Germany
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28.
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Italy
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29.
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Commander of Allies in Europe
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30.
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Commander of Allies in Pacific
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