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1930's, Congress attempted to prevent American involvement in anything that might lead to future wars by ________
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Passing a series of neutrality acts
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The Lend-Lease Act was an effort by the U.S. in the early days of WWII to _____
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Support allies without getting into war
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On the eve of Pearl Harbor, American attitudes toward joining the war effort can best be described as _______
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Isolationist
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When the U.S. refused to lift the embargo prior to WWII, Japan immediately ________
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Began preparing a surprise attack
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December 7, 1941....a date that will live in infamy
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FDR
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The Allied strategy for victory in the Pacific, as exemplified at the Battle of Midway, was _________
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Island hopping
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The architect of the D-Day invastion of Normandy was ______
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General Eiesenhower
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1) D-Day 2) Okinawa 3) Pearl Harbor 4) Dropping of A-Bombs *Put in order
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3, 1, 2, 4
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1) D-Day 2) Surrender in Berlin 3) Battle of the Bulge 4) Battle of Britain *Put in order
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4, 1, 3, 2
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The most notable contributions of African Americans to the military is exemplified by ________
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Tuskeegee
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Japanese American loyalty to the U.S. during WWII is dempntrated best by _______
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442 Regiment
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The Comanche and Navajo proved indispensable in WWII as _______
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Code Talkers
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Posters of Rosie the Riveter were used during WWII to recruit women into _______
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War time industries
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During WWII which federal policy was enacted and justified as a wartime necessity?
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Internment of Japanese American
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Which of the following led the government to evacuate Japanese Americans to relocation camps?
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Predjudice and fears brought by attack on Pearl Harbor
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