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Chap 33

front 1

All of the following are true about Executive Order No. 9066 except:

back 1

It was ruled unconstitutional by the wartime Supreme Court.

front 2

Which of the following regulated the wartime consumer economy by rationing scarce supplies and curbing inflation?

back 2

The Office of Price Administration

front 3

How did the war affect Native Americans?

back 3

Some became "code talkers" to assist in the war.

front 4

During World War II, what did the term "over the hump" refer to?

back 4

Flying American supplies from Burma over the Himalayan Mountains to Chiang Kai-shek's forces in China

front 5

The tide of Japanese conquest in the Pacific was turned following which battle?

back 5

The Battle of Midway

front 6

Why was the American conquest of Guam and other islands in the Marianas in 1944 especially important?

back 6

It made possible round-the-clock bombing of Japan from land bases.

front 7

What was the major battle at which the Soviet Union finally halted the German invasion of its territory?

back 7

The Battle of Stalingrad

front 8

Why did some people harshly criticize the Allied policy of unconditional surrender?

back 8

They believed it would encourage fanatical resistance and inhibit other Germans and Japanese from seeking peace.

front 9

All of the following were true of the Normandy invasion except:

back 9

After desperate fighting, the invaders failed to break out of the German iron ring that enclosed the Normandy landing zone.

front 10

Why did Republicans nominate Senator John Bricker for the vice presidency in 1944?

back 10

He offset their presidential candidate's internationalism.

front 11

What was the most significant development in the Democratic convention of 1944?

back 11

Roosevelt's third-term vice president, Henry Wallace, was dumped in favor of Missouri Senator Harry S. Truman.

front 12

Besides his record of military success, Franklin Roosevelt's victory in 1944 relied heavily on assistance from whom?

back 12

The CIO and other elements or organized labor

front 13

Which of the following was Hitler's last-ditch attempt to achieve a victory against the Americans and British?

back 13

The Battle of the Bulge

front 14

Which of the following spurred the Manhattan Project?

back 14

Hitler's 1940 assault on Poland

front 15

What message to Japan resulted from the Potsdam conference?

back 15

Surrender or be destroyed.