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3. $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 PotpourriWorkForceAmericaToTokyoEuropaAttack,Attack

4. C1-$100 Attack, Attack Attack, Attack - $100 The U.S. use of convoys “pulled the teeth” out of this act? Neutrality Act

5. C1-$200 Attack, Attack Attack, Attack - $200 An embargo of everything to and from Japan, caused this? Bombing of Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941

6. C1-$300 Attack, Attack Attack, Attack - $300 Roosevelt described the attack on Pearl Harbor this way? A day that will live in infamy

7. C1-$400 Attack, Attack Attack, Attack - $400 After the U.S. declared war in Japan, what happened next? Germany & Italy declared war on the U.S. because of the German, Italian, Japanese Axis

8. C1-$500 Attack, Attack Attack, Attack - $500 Americans finally came to the conclusion that this doesn’t work? Appeasement Neutrality

9. C2-$100 Potpourri Potpourri - $100 America’s get-first policy targeted? Hitler, then Japan

10. C2-$200 Potpourri Potpourri - $200 In 1944 the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Constitutionality of Japanese internments in this case? Korematusu vs. U.S.

11. C2-$300 Potpourri Potpourri - $300 WW II ended this? The era of New Deal reform

12. C2-$400 Potpourri Potpourri - $400 War production was overseen (orchestrated) by this group? War production Board

13. C2-$500 Potpourri Potpourri - $500 Who was the miracle ship builder whose factories could launch a new ship in 14 days? Henry J. Kaiser

14. C3-$100 Work Force Work Force - $100 To avoid strikes this was invoked in 1943? Smith-Connally Anti-Strike Act

15. C3-$200 Work Force Work Force - $200 Women in the armed forces, Navy, Army and Coast Guard were called? Waves, Wacs, Spars

16. C3-$300 Work Force Work Force - $300 These Mexican agricultural workers were imperative to the war effort? Braceros

17. C3-$400 Work Force Work Force - $400 What does G.I. mean? Government Issue

18. C3-$500 Work Force Work Force - $500 Women too were important in the work force. The term for these women laborers was? Rosie the Riveters

19. C4-$100 America America - $100 Who was FDR’s secretary of War? Henry Stimson

20. C3-200 America America - $200 In the Philippines, U.S. and Filipino soldiers held the Japanese at bay until May 1942. The Japanese retaliated with this? Bataan Death March

21. C3-$300 America America - $300 The American General who left the Philippines saying, “I shall return”? Gen. Douglas MacArthur

22. C3-$400 America America - $400 Where did the U.S. finally stop the onrush of Japanese imperialism in May 1942? Battle of Coral Sea

23. C3-$500 America America - $500 Admiral Chester Nimitz and the U.S. Navy stopped Japan cold in this epochal Naval battle? Battle of Midway

24. C4-$100 To Tokyo To Tokyo - $100 U.S. battle strategy in the Pacific. We become the aggressors. Leapfrogging

25. C4-$200 To Tokyo To Tokyo - $200 Thes Japanese suicide bombers began running into American ships? Kamikaze

26. C4-$300 To Tokyo To Tokyo - $300 At this conference, Truman, Stalin and Churchill met and decided to bomb Tokyo mercilessly? Potsdam Conference 1945

27. C4-$400 To Tokyo To Tokyo - $400 The U.S. dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945. What did Stalin do?? Declared war on Japan

28. C4-$500 To Tokyo To Tokyo - $500 V-J Day came after the bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. Where was the official surrender signed. Who accepted it? Tokyo Bay, on the USS Missouri Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur

29. C4-$100 Europa Europa - $100 This new technology was used to keep U.S. ships sailing? Radar

30. C4-$200 Europa Europa - $200 The Desert Fox, Field Marshall Romell, was stopped just short of the Suez Canal, at this famous Battle by this British General? Battle of El Alamein, Gen. Montgomery

31. C4-$300 Europa Europa - $300 The Russians stopped the Germans here and began driving the Germans back to Berlin? Battle of Stalingrad

32. C4-$400 Europa Europa - $400 This American opened a second front in North Africa? Ike Eisenhower

33. C4-$500 Europa Europa - $500 The next Allied invasion after Africa was this? Invasion of Sicily, then Italy