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APUSH Reading quiz chap 32

front 1

Under the Neutrality Acts, Americans could not do which of the following?

back 1

Sell or transport munitions to a foreign belligerent

front 2

Which group of Americans served in the Spanish Civil War?

back 2

The Abraham Lincoln Brigade

front 3

An agreement between which two countries spurred World War II?

back 3

Germany and the Soviet Union

front 4

The fall of France in June 1940 resulted in all of the following except:

back 4

Congress flatly rejecting Roosevelt's desperate plea for aid to Great Britain

front 5

Efforts to bring large numbers of Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany to the United States were largely blocked by what?

back 5

Restrictive immigration laws and opposition from southern Democrats and the State Department

front 6

Who was most vigorously opposed to the bases-for-destroyers deal of 1940?

back 6

The America First Committee

front 7

As a result of the Great Depression, what were Americans and the U.S. government eager to do?

back 7

Get rid of the Philippines as an expensive and politically vulnerable colony

front 8

What did President Franklin Roosevelt stress in his 1933 inaugural address?

back 8

The Good Neighbor policy

front 9

Even after removing the Platt Amendment constraints on Cuba, where did the United States insist on maintaining its Cuban military base?

back 9

Guantanamo Bay

front 10

What promise did Franklin Roosevelt make during the campaign of 1940 that later came back to haunt him?

back 10

American men would not be sent to any foreign wars.

front 11

All of the following is true of the 1941 Lend-Lease Bill except:

back 11

It allowed Americans to sell a limited supply of arms to foreign nations.

front 12

What American policy led to a shooting naval war with Germany even before Pearl Harbor?

back 12

Providing armed U.S. naval escorts for British merchant ships

front 13

What was the key issue in the failed negotiations with Japan just before Pearl Harbor?

back 13

The Japanese refusal to withdraw from China

front 14

Why did the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 come as a surprise?

back 14

President Roosevelt suspected that if an attack came, it would be in Malaysia or the Philippines.

front 15

All of the following are true about the attack on Pearl Harbor except:

back 15

It took American focus off of Germany.