Question 1

Who was the U.S. commander in the Pacific theater?

Accepted Answer

A)  Dwight Eisenhower 
B)  George Patton 
C)  Cordell Hull 
D)  Douglas MacArthur 
A)  Dwight Eisenhower 
B)  George Patton 
C)  Cordell Hull 
D)  Douglas MacArthur

Question 2

Forces from which Allied nation reached Berlin first?

Accepted Answer

A)  The United States 
B)  Britain 
C)  The U.S.S.R. 
D)  All of the above 
A)  The United States 
B)  Britain 
C)  The U.S.S.R. 
D)  All of the above

Question 3

Talk About:
-Chian Kai-she

Accepted Answer

Nationalis

Question 4

By 1945, the United States had pumped goods worth how much into Russia?

Accepted Answer

A)  $6 billion 
B)  $11 billion 
C)  $19 billion 
D)  $22 billion 
A)  $6 billion 
B)  $11 billion 
C)  $19 billion 
D)  $22 billion

Question 5

The League of Nations replaced the United Nations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The "final solution" referred to Hitler's last desperate offensive against Russia.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Talk About:
-Teheran

Accepted Answer

Meeting between Chur

Question 8

Talk About:
-final solution

Accepted Answer

Nazi program dedicat

Question 9

Talk About:
-London Poles

Accepted Answer

Pro-Wester

Question 10

Representatives of what countries signed the Atlantic Charter?

Accepted Answer

A)  Britain and the U.S. 
B)  Britain, the U.S., and France 
C)  Germany and Italy 
D)  Germany, Italy, and Japan 
A)  Britain and the U.S. 
B)  Britain, the U.S., and France 
C)  Germany and Italy 
D)  Germany, Italy, and Japan

Question 11

Talk About:
-Atlantic Charter

Accepted Answer

Secret agreement bet

Question 12

Was the United States justified in dropping nuclear weapons on Japan? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

The decision to drop nuclear weapons on

Question 13

Talk About:
-Yalta

Accepted Answer

Site of an

Question 14

The Allies did not worry about planning for the postwar world until after the defeat of Germany.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The Allies demanded Germany's "unconditional surrender."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Roughly how many Russians died in World War II?

Accepted Answer

A)  15 million 
B)  20 million 
C)  25 million 
D)  30 million 
A)  15 million 
B)  20 million 
C)  25 million 
D)  30 million

Question 17

Talk About:
-United Nations

Accepted Answer

Organization created

Question 18

Discuss the conflicts among the Allies during World War II. What were the most important points of contention? How were the issues addressed? In what ways did the negotiations and compromises among the Allies presage the Cold War?

Accepted Answer

During World War II, the Allies, consist

Question 19

Talk About:
-Winston Churchill

Accepted Answer

Prime minister of Br

Question 20

What was the "key issue" in establishing the Cold War?

Accepted Answer

The "key issue" in establishing the Cold

Who was the U.S. commander in the Pacific theater?

Forces from which Allied nation reached Berlin first?

Talk About: -Chian Kai-she

By 1945, the United States had pumped goods worth how much into Russia?

The League of Nations replaced the United Nations.

The "final solution" referred to Hitler's last desperate offensive against Russia.

Talk About: -Teheran

Talk About: -final solution

Talk About: -London Poles

Representatives of what countries signed the Atlantic Charter?

Talk About: -Atlantic Charter

Was the United States justified in dropping nuclear weapons on Japan? Why or why not?

Talk About: -Yalta

The Allies did not worry about planning for the postwar world until after the defeat of Germany.

The Allies demanded Germany's "unconditional surrender."

Roughly how many Russians died in World War II?

Talk About: -United Nations

Discuss the conflicts among the Allies during World War II. What were the most important points of contention? How were the issues addressed? In what ways did the negotiations and compromises among the Allies presage the Cold War?

Talk About: -Winston Churchill

What was the "key issue" in establishing the Cold War?

1890s: The Beginnings of Modern America

1900-1917: The Progressive ERA

1917-1920: The Failure of World War I

1920-1929: The New ERA

1929-1936: Depression and New Deal

1933-1941: Hard Times: Politics and Society

1929-1941: The Big Breakdown-The United States and the World

1941-1947: War and Peace

1947-1952: The America of the Cold War

1952-1957: Eisenhower and the American Consensus

1957-1963: New Frontiers at Home and Abroad

1963-1968: The Great Society and Vietnam

1969-1975: The Imperial Presidency and Watergate

1976-1984: New Directions

1985-1992: The End of the Cold War ERA

1993-2000: The Road to the Twenty-First Century

After 2000: 911 -Causes and Consequences

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Exam 9: 1941-1947: One World Into Two

Who was the U.S. commander in the Pacific theater?

Forces from which Allied nation reached Berlin first?

Talk About: -Chian Kai-she

By 1945, the United States had pumped goods worth how much into Russia?

The League of Nations replaced the United Nations.

The "final solution" referred to Hitler's last desperate offensive against Russia.

Talk About: -Teheran

Talk About: -final solution

Talk About: -London Poles

Representatives of what countries signed the Atlantic Charter?

Talk About: -Atlantic Charter

Was the United States justified in dropping nuclear weapons on Japan? Why or why not?

Talk About: -Yalta

The Allies did not worry about planning for the postwar world until after the defeat of Germany.

The Allies demanded Germany's "unconditional surrender."

Roughly how many Russians died in World War II?

Talk About: -United Nations

Discuss the conflicts among the Allies during World War II. What were the most important points of contention? How were the issues addressed? In what ways did the negotiations and compromises among the Allies presage the Cold War?

Talk About: -Winston Churchill

What was the "key issue" in establishing the Cold War?

1890s: The Beginnings of Modern America

1900-1917: The Progressive ERA

1917-1920: The Failure of World War I

1920-1929: The New ERA

1929-1936: Depression and New Deal

1933-1941: Hard Times: Politics and Society

1929-1941: The Big Breakdown-The United States and the World

1941-1947: War and Peace

1947-1952: The America of the Cold War

1952-1957: Eisenhower and the American Consensus

1957-1963: New Frontiers at Home and Abroad

1963-1968: The Great Society and Vietnam

1969-1975: The Imperial Presidency and Watergate

1976-1984: New Directions

1985-1992: The End of the Cold War ERA

1993-2000: The Road to the Twenty-First Century

After 2000: 911 -Causes and Consequences

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