USII.7c #2 Question Preview (ID: 43031)

a) German, Italian, and Japanese prisoners of war

b) Draft dodgers

c) American citizens of Japanese ancestry

d) Nazi spies

a) To get women ready to serve as soldiers in the war effort

b) To show women how to develop muscles for fighting

c) To show women as able to ration goods

d) To recruit women to take jobs in the defense factories

a) Liberated by Allied forces

b) Served in the armed forces

c) Treated with distrust and prejudice

d) Forced into internment camps

a) Many were able to find new employment after they served in combat.

b) Many women had no choice but to develop a different way of life by working outside the home to provide for their families

c) Many men and women who survived returned home with disabilities that kept them from being able to work again.

d) Millions died leaving spouses and children with unbearable emotional loss and significant economic hardship.

a) Women entered the military and government.

b) Women increasingly went to work outside the home.

c) Women worked in new jobs that were previously considered unavailable to women.

d) Women gave their jobs to the new refugees.

a) Treated with distrust and prejudice

b) Gathered into concentration camps

c) Forced into internment camps

d) Served in the armed forces

a) The Fair Deal

b) Capitalism

c) The New Deal

d) World War II

a) Take industrial jobs

b) Wait for their husbands at home

c) Increase their consumer spending

d) Spy on their German neighbors

a) To encourage American soldiers to give Allies additional supplies

b) To encourage Americans to give their weapons to soldiers

c) To encourage Americans to support foreign troops

d) To encourage Americans to reduce their use of consumer goods

a) Women became respected as workers in all kinds of factory jobs

b) Internment of Japanese Americans

c) African American workers were more respected because they were needed in defense plants

d) End of the the Great Depression