Question 1
United States involvement in the IMF and World Bank was designed to:
A) assure U.S. primacy in the postwar global economy.
B) make sure that the German economy would never recover from the war.
C) isolate the Soviet and Chinese economies.
D) protect American business abroad.
Question 2
Henry Luce's American Century essay argued that Americans must:
A) return to isolationism to survive.
B) get big markets in which to buy and sell.
C) assert world leadership to promote America's interest.
D) accept that their time was finished and they must learn to live with it.
Question 3
To ensure America's leadership in the global economy after World War II, FDR's advisors planned to:
A) search for new markets.
B) build up the military.
C) become more self-sufficient.
D) balance the budget.
Question 4
If you were a U.S. soldier and part of the D-Day invasion, where would you be landing?
A) Sicily
B) Okinawa
C) North Africa
D) Normandy
Question 5
The Americans strategy in the Pacific to avoid sustained battle for each and every area the Japanese held was called:
A) island hopping.
B) wildcat.
C) the second front.
D) strategic envelopment.
Question 6
The greatest area of World War II population growth and expansion of defense industries was the:
A) South.
B) Midwest.
C) Northeast.
D) West coast.
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