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What American organization saw a 10 fold-increase in membership during WWII? a

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What American organization saw a 10 fold-increase in membership during WWII?

a. ADL

b. NAACP

c. NAWSA

d. ACLU

 

Q2. What action did the US take to aid people fleeing the HOLOCAUST?

  1. allowed Jewish refugee aboard the German ship St Louis to seek asylum
  2. expanded immigration quotas for Jewish immigrants
  3. passed the Wagner-Rogers Act, which allowed 20000 Jewish children to gain entry to the US
  4. None of the above

Q3. Why did the London Blitz end?

  1. Hitler wanted to dedicate resources to the invasion of France
  2. Hitler wanted to dedicate resources to the North African Theater
  3. Hitler wanted to dedicate resources to invasion of the Soviet Union
  4. Hitler wanted to dedicate resources to repelling the D-day invasion

Q4. The rally got a lot media attention, but it had a pathetically small of only a few hundred people. T or F

Q5. The American Jewish Committee supported the right of the Bund to have the rally on the grounds of protecting free speech. T or F

Q6. How did the Bund refer to George Washington?

  1. America's first fascist
  2. The father of America
  3. A leftist traitor
  4. The father of the revolution

Q7. How did the German-American Bund differ from Germany's Nazi Party?

  1. no differences
  2. not anti-Semitic
  3. They used American symbols and images such as the American flag
  4. not militaristic

Q8. What did Isadore Greenbaum do at the Madison Square Garden rally?

  1. Spied on the crowd
  2. Yelled "Down with Hitler"
  3. Gave the keynote address
  4. Tore down the picture of George Washington

Q9. Upon release from the camps, Japanese Americans received

  1. An apology
  2. $1000 in damages
  3. $25 and a train ticket
  4. $50 and temporary housing

Q10. In the camps, Japanese Americans

  1. labored to finish the construction of the camps
  2. grew their own food
  3. neither of the above
  4. both above

Q10. Only Japanese-Americans born in Japan were sent to internment camps. T or F

Q11. Which of following was not a measure imposed on Japanese Americans before they were sent to internment camps?

  1. Freezing of bank accounts
  2. loyalty oaths
  3. curfews
  4. searches of homes

Q12. The cold war mainly occurred overseas and had little effect on the day-to-day lives of Americans. T or F

Q13. After the bombing of Pearl Habor, Japanese American community leaders were detained without trial. T or F

Q14. What role did decolonization play in the Cold War?

  1. Decolonizing nations overwhelmingly opted for capitalism, thus increasing Soviet paranoia.
  2. Decolonizing nations overwhelmingly opted for communism, thus fueling the conflict.
  3. Both Soviet and Americans tried to sway the culture and governments of newly independent nations to sympathize with their side of the conflict.
  4. The instability of decolonizing nations diverted resources that could have gone toward the conflict with the Soviets.

Q15. What does the last image in the Cold War chapter depict?

  1. A Soviet anti-American propaganda poster featuring a lynching.
  2. An American anti- Soviet propaganda poster featuring a nuclear detonation
  3. An American anti- Soviet propaganda poster featuring Christian imagery
  4. A Soviet anti-American propaganda poster featuring a nuclear detonation

Q16. The development of nuclear weapons had what major effect on global culture?

  1. Songs about nuclear destruction
  2. Movies featuring radiation as a plot point
  3. Growth in major religions
  4. Attacks on civil liberties

Q17. What major prob emerged in Europe in the winter of 1946 to 1947?

a. Famine

b. The Berlin Wall

c. Political instability

d. Influenza

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