US History Final Review Sheet Atlantic Theater Hiroshima American Neutrality Peace time Draft Nagasaki Axis Powers Yalta Conference Allied Powers Stalingrad Isolationist Battle of the Bulge Iwo Jima Blitzkrieg lend-lease act Japanese Interment Camps Atomic Bomb Cold War Short Answer Questions Communism After WW1, many Americans and their Containment representatives in government Marshall Plan wanted to keep the US out of any Truman Doctrine further wars in Europe. Answer each Nuremberg War Trials bullet point in your one paragraph D-Day response: GI Bill Why did Americans and Holocaust government officials want Tuskegee Airmen to keep the US out of Food Rationing foreign wars-how did the War Bonds US government U accomplish this? What War Production Board was their foreign policy at Appeasement this time? Dictator How did US neutrality Totalitarianism change as WW2 events Imperialism unfolded? Nazism Did the US provoke Japan into bombing Pearl People Harbor? Truman Prove your answer using Patton historically accurate facts Eisenhower and not just your Rommel opinions. Hitler Stalin The internment of Japanese Mussolini Americans during WW2 was a Churchill highly controversial action by the FDR US government. Answer each Kamakazi bullet point in your one Places paragraph response. Pearl Harbor Describe the attitudes of Pacific Theater the American government
US History Final Review Sheet American Neutrality Peace time Draft Axis Powers Allied Powers Isolationist Blitzkrieg lend-lease act Atomic Bomb Cold War Communism Containment Marshall Plan Truman Doctrine Nuremberg War Trials D-Day GI Bill Holocaust Tuskegee Airmen Food Rationing War Bonds U War Production Board Appeasement Dictator Totalitarianism Imperialism Nazism People Truman Patton Eisenhower Rommel Hitler Stalin Mussolini Churchill FDR Kamakazi Places Pearl Harbor Pacific Theater Atlantic Theater Hiroshima Nagasaki Yalta Conference Stalingrad Battle of the Bulge Iwo Jima Japanese Interment Camps Short Answer Questions After WW1, many Americans and their representatives in government wanted to keep the US out of any further wars in Europe. Answer each bullet point in your one paragraph response: Why did Americans and government officials want to keep the US out of foreign wars-how did the US government accomplish this? What was their foreign policy at this time? How did US neutrality change as WW2 events unfolded? Did the US provoke Japan into bombing Pearl Harbor? Prove your answer using historically accurate facts and not just your opinions. The internment of Japanese Americans during WW2 was a highly controversial action by the US government. Answer each bullet point in your one paragraph response. Describe the attitudes of the American government
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