What were the years of involvement of the United States in WW2?

What pull factors would lead to the Great Migration?

What reason did the US goverment give for placing Japanese Americans in internment camps?

What was the basic reason leading up to the second world war?

What was a major reason president truman gave for dropping the atomic bomb?

How did dropping the bomb affect international relations?

What would be an immediate cause of the US entry into WW2?

How did the US contriubute to the war effort before entering the war?

Why did the US government urge civillans to plant victory gardens during WW2?

How did the us goverment make extra matierals and supplies for the war effort?

How did civilans help pay for the war effort?

Why was d-day so important to the outcome of WW2?

Why was the battle of midway a turning point in the pacific theater during ww2?

____________ is the american strategy in the pacific during WW2?

Why did the US suffer less physical damage than other nations during both ww1 and ww2?

______________ was a US army cheif of staff that was described by Winston Churchill as the " organizer of victory" during WW2.

What was the most important domestic result of the war effort in the us?

What was the manhattan project about?

The skill and courage of the Tuskegee Airmen served to ______

Which army general served as commander of the Allied forces in Europe and was later elected president of the United States?

The liberation of the concentration camps in Europe ended the ________

The experiences of African Americans serving in the military during WW2 influenced their postwar decisions to ______

The US enlarged its military during WW2 by______

During WW2 the Supreme Court used Japanses Internment and felt it was constitutional because-----