The US + WW2 / US WW2 Mobilization Effort

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During which specific years of the 1930s did US Aggression toward Japanese, Italian, and German immigrants become increasingly apparent? What came of those years?

1935, 1936, 1937, & 1939 + 4 Neutrality Acts

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In WW1, Allies fought against the Central Powers. Who did the Allies (Britain, France, & Russians (?)) fight against at the beginning of the war?

The Triple Axis (Japan, Italy, and Germany)

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In 1941, why does the US loan money to the Allies?

to “protect national security”

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In Summer 1941, what’s FDR considering?

A potential attack

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When did Pearl Harbor happen, bringing America into WW2?

December 7, 1941

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How many US deaths and injuries occurred at Pearl Harbor?

2,400 deaths & 1,178 injuries

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The Navy had 3 different kinds of boats. What were they called?

Battleships, Cruisers,& Destroyers

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How many Battleships did the Japanese sink at Pearl Harbor?

4/8

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How many Cruisers did the Japanese sink at Pearl Harbor?

3/8

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How many Destroyers did the Japanese sink at Pearl Harbor?

3/30

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Despite losing so many boats, was the US Navy still intact?

Yes

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After Pearl Harbor, how did FDR feel about declaring war?

It was easy

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In the WW1 Mobilization Effort, what four strategies did the US government use?

War Industries Board (WIB), Liberty Bonds, Draft, Inflation

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In the WW2 Mobilization Effort, what four strategies did the US government use?

War Production Board (WPB), War Bonds, Bigger Draft (10,000,000), and Office of Price Administration (OPA)

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What is the Work Industries Board (WIB)?

A federal agency that coordinated industrial production to ensure the efficient & timely supply of war materials

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What is the War Production Board (WPB)?

A federal agency that oversaw the conversion of the peace-time economy to wartime production, allocating materials/sources, & coordinating industrial war efforts

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What did the Office of Price Administration (OPA) do for WW2 Mobilization in the US?

It fixed prices (inflation) from WW1

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How did Native Americans help with WW2 Mobilization in the US?

The Navajo Code Talkers deciphered languages over radio

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Which African American(s) help with WW2 Mobilization in the US?

Jackie Robinson & The Tuskegee Airmen

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How did women help with WW2 Mobilization in the US?

Around 6,000,000 Rosies (women) took jobs and helped/worked in factories

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How were Japanese Americans treated during the mobilization of WW2?

Around 120,000 were relocated into 1 of 10 internment camps

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What did Executive Order 9066, signed February 19, 1942, authorize/mean for Japanese Americans?

The US government could forcefully remove Japanese Americans from the West Coast and put them into internment camps

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The US’ first offensive move was called? How long did it last?

Operation Torch (1.5 years)

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Which part of Africa did Italy attack offensively?

North Africa

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What did the US Fifth Army do on June 4, 1944?

They entered Rome & liberated it from Nazi control

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What was D-Day’s operation called?

Operation Overlord

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What was FDR’s plan for Operation Overlord? What new piece of technology did FDR use?

The US, Britain, & Canadians would start on the offensive for WW2. FDR used the radio.