1.

The 1941 Land Lease program was all of the following except: A) another privately arranged
deal like the destroyers-for-bases trade B) a direct challenge to Axis dictators C) point when all
premise of American neutrality was abandoned D) the catalyst that caused American factories to
prepare for all out war production

2. Which of the following best characterized American foreign policy during the 1920s and
1930s? A) strict isolationism B) cooperative internationalism C) limited internationalism D)
moral internationalism E) limited isolationism

3. In 1933, the United States finally recognized the government of communist Russia, in part
because the A) United States hoped for substantial trade with Russia B) United States felt it
needed a new ally against Hitler. C) Soviet Union completely abandoned support of the
Comintern. D) Communists had established their legitimacy through free elections. E) United
States hoped Russia would provide loans to spur along the American economy.

4. The capture of Okinawa was important because A) it was one of Japan’s major cities B) a
large part of Japan’s army was captured C) it was an important source of supplies D) American
planes based on Okinawa could bomb Japan

5. By the month of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, a large majority of Americans A) still wanted
to keep US out of war B) accepted the idea that America would enter the war

6. A basic characteristic of Us foreign policy (1919-39) was A) isolationism with limited internal
cooperation B) containment of Communism through alliances??

7. The US issued a Declaration of Neutrality in 1937 as a result of the

I. outbreak of the Spanish civil war

II. growing strength of Hitler in Germany

III. Nye committee’s report on war profitereering in WW1

IV. invasion of Ethiopa by Mussolini

A) I and II

B) I, III, and, IV

C) II, III, and IV

D) I and IV

E) I, II, III, and IV

7. The Japanese Emperor after World War II was A) reduced to a secular figurehead B) retained
in power without change C) hanged D) exiled for the remained of his life

8. Which of the following best explains the Anglo American decision to attempt the capture of
Berlin ahead of the Russians? A) The decision was mainly a political one made by Winston
Churchill B) The allies acquised to Soviet claims that berlin belonged to the U.S.S.R C) the
germans agreed to surrender to the Russians but not to the Anglo Americans D) The decision
was mainly a military one made by General Eisenhower

9. The purpose if the American first Committee was to A) end all foreign immigration to the US
B) foster military preparedness C) improve relations between Us and Germany D) promote
isolationst foreign policy

10. Lend Lease violated American neutrality because A) the us directly aided a belligerent B) it
was identical to “cash and carry” C) it aided the Germans D) it allowed US war ships to enter
European war zone

11. The atlantic charter did all of the following except : A) suggested some of Wilson’s fourteen
points B) foreshadowed a new League of Nations C) involved Churchill’s first conference with
Roosevelt D) elected a formal alliance with England

12. FDR won the 1944 election primarily because A) republican thomas e dewey favored an
international organization for world peace B) the war was going well C) harry truman was his
running mate D) of questions regarding dewey’s honesty

13. who was the supreme commander of the allied army in Europe

geroge c marshall

omar bradly

douglas mcarthur

Dwight d Eisenhower

14. which of the following is least related to the other three? A) smith-connally act B) phillip
Randolph C) fair employement practices commission D) racial discrimination in wartime
industry