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What did the US government do to Japanese Americans, after the attack on Pearl Harbor?
a) Force them into internment camps
b) Made them leave the country
c) Built a war around their towns.
d) None of the above.

The U.S. government financed their war effort by.
a) Printing more money
b) Deficit spending
c) Borrowing from Great Britain
d) Taking over the banks

The majority of German soldiers died fighting on the Eastern Front with the Soviet Union.
a) True
b) False
c)
d)

What did the U.S do to anger Japanese officials, in the run up to the attack on Pearl Harbor?
a) Cut off oil supplies
b) Built a base in Okinawa
c) Ran military operations in the Sea of Japan
d) None of the above

Mussolini used _________ as a way to exert control over Italy
a) Fascism
b) Democracy
c) Market Economy
d) None of the above

The Maginot Line was a steel fortress that France built along it's border with Germany.
a) True
b) False
c)
d)

Hitler was to fascism, as Franklin Roosevelt was to _______
a) Communism
b) Democracy
c) Dictatorship
d) autocracy

Germanys' invasion of Poland was the beginning of WWII
a) True
b) False
c)
d)

The Blizkrieg method was a way in which Hitler caught the allies off guard.
a) True
b) False
c)
d)

Why would minorities volunteer for the war, even thought they were discriminated against?
a) They thought if they fought in the war, they would gain respect and equality
b) They wanted the chance to assassinate Hitler
c) They didn't really care about the War.
d) None of the above

Citizens bought ________ to help the U.S government pay for the war
a) War bonds
b) scrap metal
c) Protests
d) Riots

Japanese was to monarchy as Germany was to _______
a) Democracy
b) Fascism
c) Direct Democracy
d) Oligarchy

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