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Final Jeopardy

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$100 Question from Key People

Who was the dictator of Germany?

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$100 Answer from Key People

Hitler

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$200 Question from Key People

Name two Allied leaders and whatcountries that they lead.

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$200 Answer from Key People

Truman and FDR led the US andChurchill led Great Britain. Stalinwas the leader of the USSR (Russia).

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$300 Question from Key People

Who were the Tuskegee Airmen and how didThey help the US win WWII?

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$300 Answer from Key People

Sports, jazz, movies, and radio wereAll forms of entertainment that grew duringThe Roaring 20’s.

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$400 Question from Key PeopleDOUBLE

Name the three leaders of the Major Axis Powers and whatCountry they each represented.

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$400 Answer from Key People

WWII created more jobs for people andWe started making more goods and supplies.

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$500 Question from Key People DOUBLE

How were the beliefs of the Axis andThe Allies different?

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$500 Answer from Key People

Axis Powers- Germany, Italy and JapanAllies- U.S, Britain, and the Soviet Union

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$100 Question from Key Events

What was Hitler’s mass murder ofThe Jews called?

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$100 Answer from The Great Depression

The stock market crash

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$200 Question from Key Events

WWII was being fought in two frontsor two areas—where?

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$200 Answer from The Great Depression

Hoover

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$300 Question from Key Events

What occurred on D-Day?

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$300 Answer from The Great Depression

FDR or Franklin Delano Roosevelt wasThe president that tried to get us out of ourDepression. The name of his plan to helpThe U.S. was called the New Deal.

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$400 Question from Key Events

Why was the battle of Iwo JimaImportant?

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$400 Answer from The Great Depression

People lost their jobs, banks went out of Business, people lost all their savings, factoryWorkers lost their jobs, and people lost homes.

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$500 Question from Key Events

What was the day that WWII endedcalled and why?

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$500 Answer from The Great Depression

FDR created many new programs thatCreated new jobs, helped support laborUnions, passed the Social Security Act, Established the minimum wage, and built New buildings.

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$100 Question from Home-front

What group of people were working on the home-frontWhile the men were off fighting?

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$100 Answer from Growing Industry

Installment buying is when Americans could purchase goods by paying in installments; more people could afford to buy more and that made our economy better.

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$200 Question from Home-front

What is rationing and why was it done?

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$200 Answer from Growing Industry

Henry Ford allowed cheaper prices in cars because ofHis system of mass production.

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$300 Question from Home-front

What did women do to help with the war effort?(Name three things)

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$300 Answer from Growing Industry

Rubber industry (tires), oil (gasoline), roads, steel to makeCars, and gas stations

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$400 Question from Home-frontDOUBLE

How was America able to get outOf the Great Depression?

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$400 Answer from Growing Industry

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FDR’s First 100 Days in office was When more laws were passed than anyOther time in America’s history

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$500 Question from Home-frontDOUBLE

Name two ways that Americans atHome were affected by WWII…

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$500 Answer from Growing Industry

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Farmers in the Dust Bowl were not Making a profit, many lost theirFarms, and there were droughts andDust storms.

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$100 Question from Tragedy

Where did the attack by Japanon the US occur?

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$100 Answer from Home-front

Hitler’s army was called the StormTroopers and led attacks againstJewish people and everyone who wasAgainst Hitler.

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$200 Question from Tragedy

What two cities in Japan did the US use the atomic bomb to attack?

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$200 Answer from Home-front

Our government thought that the Japanese-Americans Were going to help Japan invade us.

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$300 Question from Tragedy

Why did the US decide to use the atomic bombFor the first time in WWII?

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$300 Answer from WWII- Discrimination

Concentration camps were like prisons; People were not fed enough, andMedical experiments were done on the Prisoners; guards beat prisoners

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$400 Question from WWII- Tragedy-DOUBLE

Name three characteristics of the Holocaust.

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$400 Answer from WWII- Discrimination

DOUBLE

Island hopping and bombing fromThe air at the same time

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$500 Question from WWII- Tragedy

Who was Hitler, what was the name of his political party,And what were two things he believed?

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$500 Answer from WWII- Discrimination

Hitler was the dictator of Germany and the leader of the Nazi Political party.He believed that onlyGermans with blonde hair and blue eyes were true Germans andJews were the blame for Germany’s problems.

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$100 Question from The End

What does V-E Day stand for?

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$100 Answer from WWII- Action

The US issued the first peacetime draft and startedMaking war supplies and sending them to Britain.

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$200 Question from The End

Which side won the war (include the names of the Countries in the alliance)?

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$200 Answer from WWII- Action

Rationing was a system of rules that limitedWhat Americans could buy.

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$300 Question from The End

What was the purpose of the United Nations?

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$300 Answer from WWII- Action

Britain and France joined when Germany invadedPoland-they wanted the imperialism to stop.The US joined after the Japanese attacked us at PearlHarbor.

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$400 Question from The End

Name three groups of people that helped the USbe on the winning side of the war.

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$400 Answer from WWII- Action

In WWII, soldiers traveled quicker, over a larger area (2 fronts),And bombs and other new technology was used.

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$500 Question from The End

Name three causes of V-J Day.

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$500 Answer from WWII- Action

The fall of Berlin caused V-E Day and Hitler toCommit suicide.

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Final Jeopardy Answer

Nagasaki and Hiroshima;Truman decided to use the atomicBomb to put an end to the warAnd save American lives.