Extra Quiz: Chapter 34
1. Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy renounced the U.S. right to:
2. The Platt Amendment, abrogated in 1934, had limited the sovereignty of:
3. Roosevelt extended diplomatic recognition to which nation in 1933?
4. Mussolini's Fascist Italy invaded which nation in 1935?
5. Japan's brutal 1937 assault on the Chinese city of Nanjing is often called the:
6. The Nye Committee's investigations concluded that U.S. entry into World War I had been driven partly by:
7. The Neutrality Acts of 1935–37 applied to nations at war:
8. Germany, Italy, and Japan's alliance was known as the:
9. At Munich in 1938, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain claimed the agreement secured:
10. Before invading Poland, Hitler secured a stunning non-aggression pact with:
11. The period of relative inaction on the western front after Poland's fall was nicknamed the:
12. By June 1940, Germany's blitzkrieg had overrun France, leaving which country to fight on alone?
13. In 1940, Roosevelt broke a long political tradition by:
14. Roosevelt's 1940 Republican opponent was:
15. The Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 established:
16. Roosevelt compared Lend-Lease to:
17. After Lend-Lease, American naval vessels began escorting convoys and clashing with:
18. Lend-Lease aid was extended to the Soviet Union after:
19. The Atlantic Charter's principles most closely echoed:
20. To pressure Japan before Pearl Harbor, the United States embargoed:
21. The attack on Pearl Harbor was carried out primarily by Japanese:
22. Approximately how many Americans died in the Pearl Harbor attack?
23. Roosevelt's address to Congress after Pearl Harbor famously called December 7, 1941:
24. Congress's vote to declare war on Japan was:
25. Days after Pearl Harbor, the U.S. found itself at war with Germany and Italy because:
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