1. What was the Holocaust?
A. The Japanese attack on Hawaii
B. The mass killing of Chinese by the Japanese in 1937
C. The systematic killing of Jews and other groups in World War II Germany
D. Hitler's agreement with Stalin to not invade Russia
2. Which of the following was not an event that led directly to World War II?
A. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
B. After taking over central Europe, Hitler invaded Poland despite agreeing not to
C. Hitler invaded the Soviet Union (Russia) despite agreeing not to
D. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
3. What was a direct consequence of the attack on Pearl Harbor?
A. Hitler attacked Poland
B. America joined World War II
C. The war ended within a few months
D. The Soviet Union turned the tides of the Eastern Front at Stalingrad
4. What happened in America as a result of the attacks on Pearl Harbor?
A. Japanese-Americans were celebrated for their patriotism
B. The Supreme Court stopped Japanese internment before it could start
C. FDR spoke out against violence and discrimination toward Japanese-Americans as a result of Pearl Harbor
D. Many Japanese-Americans were forced into internment camps
5. Which of the following is true about Internment Camps?
A. They were poorly built and supplied residents with little food and no medical care
B. It was optional for Japanese-Americans to move to internment camps
C. Interment Camps were nice places for Japanese-Americans to live
D. Once internment ended, many Japanese-Americans had homes and jobs to return to