CHapter 6 part 1

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Charles Lindbergh speech importance
It showed isolationist fears that special groups were pushing America into war

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Charles Lindbergh speech importance
It showed isolationist fears that special groups were pushing America into war
Selective Training and Service Act 1940
True
D‑Day statement
False
Churchill appeasement stance
True
Arsenal of democracy meaning
American industry would supply weapons to allies
Europe First strategy reason
Germany was the greater long‑term global threat
Japan expansion reason
Japan lacked resources like oil and iron
Nimitz advantage before Midway
U.S. codebreakers revealed Japan’s timing and targets
Pacific long‑term impact event
Transformation of U.S. industry into the Arsenal of Democracy
Molotov‑Ribbentrop Pact result
Germany and the Soviet Union split Poland
Pearl Harbor strategic failure
U.S. carriers were not in port
Unity after Pearl Harbor contrasted with
Divide between isolationists and interventionists
Neutrality Acts meaning
True
Ardennes strategy consequence
It outflanked the Maginot Line
Stalingrad symbolism
It carried Stalin’s name and represented Soviet determination
Allied War Supply Act statement
False
Reoccupying the Rhineland importance
Germany’s first clear break of Versailles without punishment
Stalin removing rivals
Control of Communist Party appointments
Stalingrad primary result
Germany’s first major land defeat; Soviets gained momentum
Munich Pact failure
It made Hitler believe he could expand without resistance
Collectivization success claim
False
Asia for the Asians meaning
False
Germany’s tactic in Poland
blitzkrieg
Midway turning point reason
It crippled Japan’s carrier strength and shifted momentum
Europe First repeat
Germany posed the strongest long‑term threat
Midway ending Japan’s offensive ability
True
League of Nations failure
Needed unanimous votes and had no army
Atlantic Charter created UN
False
Midway intelligence advantage
U.S. codebreaking gave a lasting advantage
Omaha Beach danger
German defenses created deadly cross‑fire
Molotov‑Ribbentrop significance
Ideological enemies collaborated for territory
Doolittle Raid impact
True
Operation Barbarossa failure reason
Soviet resistance and brutal winter
Spanish Civil War importance
Germany and Italy tested weapons and tactics
Allies winning Midway
They broke Japanese codes
Coral Sea significance
Halted Japan’s drive toward Australia
North Africa importance
Secured Mediterranean routes and set up invasion of Italy
March on Rome meaning
Show of force that scared the king into appointing Mussolini
America First Committee
True
Yamamoto six‑month quote reason
He knew America’s industrial power from living in the U.S.
Neutrality Acts reason
Many believed WWI involvement was a mistake
Operation Torch
True
Garden hose analogy
Helping Britain would stop war from spreading to the U.S.
Pearl Harbor strategic success claim
False
Japan striking Pearl Harbor reason
U.S. froze Japanese assets and cut off oil
Soviets defeating Sixth Army
They encircled them and cut off supplies
Barbarossa naming error
False
Blitzkrieg effect on doctrine
Static defenses like the Maginot Line became useless
End of isolationist debate
Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor
France defeat 1940 showed failure of
Relying on the Maginot Line