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world war 2: 1939-1945
directions: match the correct term/date/person to the correct description
a navajo code talkers
b \will you join the u.s armed forces?\
c tuskegee airmen
d atomic bomb
e bataan death march
f 22nd amendment
g executive order 9066
h 4th and 14th amendment
i vernon baker
j d-day, 1944
k oil
l non-aggression pact
m allied powers
n axis powers
o treaty of versailles
p flying tigers
q holocaust
r ration books
s office of war information
t scarce
u harry truman
1 ____ only living african american to win the medal of honor.
2 ____ ensured the fair distribution of scarce goods during ww2
3 ____ decreased opposition to the integration of the armed forces (african american fighter pilots)
4 ____ stormed the beaches of normandy, france; opened up a new allied front
5 ____ wilson’s treaty that ended world war 1; angered germany (paying reparations, giving up land/military)
6 ____ germany, italy, and japan
7 ____ france, great britain, u.s, and soviet union
8 ____ constitutional amendment limiting presidential terms (due to fdr)
9 ____ formed in 1942/used propaganda to get americans to contribute to the war effort
10 ____ the forced relocation of japanese americans to internment camps after the bombing of pearl harbor
11 ____ signed by germany and the soviet union; hitler went back on his word and invaded the soviet union
12 ____ american volunteer fighter pilots whose main goal was the attack japan
13 ____ mass genocide of jews during world war 2; initiated by adolf hitler
14 ____ amendments violated by executive order 9066; civil liberties
15 ____ having little of something; very small amounts
16 ____ what the u.s. cut off from japan that angered them; leading to the bombing of pearl harbor
17 ____ decoded/encoded of the japanese americans when released from the relocation centers to prove their loyalty
18 ____ question asked of japanese americans when released from the relocation centers to prove their loyalty
19 ____ the event that caused japan to surrender and world war 2 to end: 1945
20 ____ forced death march across the bataan peninsula
21 ____ president who decided to drop the atomic bomb on hiroshima & nagasaki

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

This is a matching exercise about World War 2 terms, dates, and people. We analyze each description to find the correct term:

  1. "Only living African American to win the Medal of Honor" matches A. Navajo Code Talkers? No, wait, the Tuskegee Airmen? Wait, no, the first one: let's check. Wait, the first description: "Only living African American to win the Medal of Honor" – actually, the correct term for this (if we check the options) – wait, the options are A to U. Let's go step by step for each number:
  1. The description is "Only living African American to win the Medal of Honor" – looking at the options, the correct term would be related to a person. Wait, the options include "Vernon Baker" (I). Wait, maybe I misread. Let's take each number:
  1. Description 1: "Only living African American to win the Medal of Honor" – Vernon Baker (I) is a Medal of Honor recipient, African American. So 1 matches I.
  1. "Ensured the fair distribution of scarce goods during WW2" – Ration Books (R) are for rationing, so 2 matches R.
  1. "Decreased opposition to the integration of the armed forces (African American fighter pilots)" – Tuskegee Airmen (C), so 3 matches C.
  1. "Stormed the beaches of Normandy, France; opened up a new allied front" – D-Day, 1944 (J), so 4 matches J.
  1. "Wilson’s treaty that ended World War 1, angered Germany (paying reparations, giving up land/military)" – Treaty of Versailles (O), so 5 matches O.
  1. "Germany, Italy, and Japan" – Axis Powers (N), so 6 matches N.
  1. "France, Great Britain, US, and Soviet Union" – Allied Powers (M), so 7 matches M.
  1. "Constitutional amendment limiting presidential terms (due to FDR)" – 22nd Amendment (F), so 8 matches F.
  1. "Formed in 1942/used propaganda to get Americans to contribute to the war effort" – Office of War Information (S), so 9 matches S.
  1. "The forced relocation of Japanese Americans to internment camps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor" – Executive Order 9066 (G), so 10 matches G.
  1. "Signed by Germany and the Soviet Union; Hitler went back on his word and invaded the Soviet Union" – Non - Aggression Pact (L), so 11 matches L.
  1. "American volunteer fighter pilots whose main goal was the attack Japan" – Flying Tigers (P), so 12 matches P.
  1. "Mass genocide of Jews during World War 2; initiated by Adolf Hitler" – Holocaust (Q), so 13 matches Q.
  1. "Amendments violated by Executive Order 9066; civil liberties" – 4th and 14th Amendment (H), so 14 matches H.
  1. "Having little of something; very small amounts" – Scarce (T), so 15 matches T.
  1. "What the U.S. cut off from Japan that angered them, leading to the bombing of Pearl Harbor" – Oil (K), so 16 matches K.
  1. "Decoded/encoded the Japanese communications during WW2" – Navajo Code Talkers (A), so 17 matches A.
  1. "Question asked of Japanese Americans when released from the relocation centers to prove their loyalty" – "Will You Join the U.S Armed Forces?" (B), so 18 matches B.
  1. "The event that caused Japan to surrender and World War 2 to end: 1945" – Atomic Bomb (D) (the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 led to surrender), so 19 matches D? Wait, no, the atomic bomb (D) and the event in 1945. Wait, the description says "the event that caused Japan to surrender" – the atomic bombings (D: Atomic Bomb) and the Soviet invasion, but the option D is Atomic Bomb. So 19 matches D? Wait, or the event could be the atomic bomb.
  1. "Forced death march across the Bataan peninsula" – Bataan Death March (E), so 20 matches E.
  1. "President who decided to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima & Nagasaki" –…

Answer:

  1. I. Vernon Baker
  2. R. Ration Books
  3. C. Tuskegee Airmen
  4. J. D - Day, 1944
  5. O. Treaty of Versailles
  6. N. Axis Powers
  7. M. Allied Powers
  8. F. 22nd Amendment
  9. S. Office of War Information
  10. G. Executive Order 9066
  11. L. Non - Aggression Pact
  12. P. Flying Tigers
  13. Q. Holocaust
  14. H. 4th and 14th Amendment
  15. T. Scarce
  16. K. Oil
  17. A. Navajo Code Talkers
  18. B. "Will You Join the U.S Armed Forces?"
  19. D. Atomic Bomb
  20. E. Bataan Death March
  21. U. Harry Truman