<p>Name: ______</p><p>World War II Chapter 25 Study Guide</p><p>Industry and the Economy</p><p>War Production Board:</p><p>Impact on the Economy:</p><p>Office of Price Administration;</p><p>1.</p><p>2.</p><p>List some products that were rationed and why?</p><p>1. 2.</p><p>3. 4.</p><p>Racism in the war effort</p><p>African Americans Military  The draft for the first time ensured equal opportunity to serve in the military.</p><p> Most African Americans served in segregated units which were assigned to support services and menial jobs. Some of the jobs were dangerous. Example: loading ammo for transport</p><p>Labor “The Second Great Migration”:</p><p>A Philip Randolph:</p><p>Executive Order 8802: Japanese-American Internment Camps</p><p>Executive Order 9066:</p><p>Description of the camps:</p><p> No evidence has ever been uncovered which indicates disloyalty amongst Japanese- Americans.</p><p>European Timeline</p><p>12/41 6/42 12/42 6/43 12/43 6/44 12/44 6/45</p><p>Place on the timeline the appropriate letter that is associated with the event. (approximate) Give a brief explanation of the importance of each event.</p><p> a. Yalta Conference:</p><p> b. D-Day:</p><p> c. Battle of the Bulge:</p><p> d. Battle of Stalingrad:</p><p> e. V-E day:</p><p> f. Tehran Conference:</p><p> g. Operation Torch:</p><p>Europe Front</p><p>What were the 3 part offensive of the Allies after they took control of North Africa?</p><p>1.</p><p>2.</p><p>3.</p><p>D-Day: (explain) Pacific Time Line</p><p>12/41 6/42 12/42 6/43 12/43 6/44 12/44 6/45</p><p>Place on the timeline the appropriate letter that is associated with the event. (approximate) Give a brief explanation of the importance of each event.</p><p> a. Pearl Harbor:</p><p> b. Battle of Guadalcanal:</p><p> c. Battle of Leyte Gulf:</p><p> d. V-J Day :</p><p> e. Hiroshima and Nagaski:</p><p> f. Battle of Midway:</p><p> g. Battle of the Coral Sea:</p><p> h. Iwo Jima:</p><p> i. Okinawa:</p><p> j. Hiroshima</p><p> k. Nagasaki</p><p>Pacific Front Leapfrogging:</p><p>Victory in the Pacific:</p><p>Truman’s Ultimatum:</p><p>Atomic Bomb/Manhattan Project </p><p>J. Robert Oppenheimer</p><p>Where: When:</p><p>Damage:</p><p>Rational for bombing:</p><p>Conditions of Japan’s surrender:</p><p>United States Propaganda</p><p>Office of War information:</p><p>Positive Issues Recruiting:</p><p>Posters aimed at industry:</p><p>Financing:</p><p>Rationing:</p><p>Recycling:</p><p>Negative Issues Hatred of the enemy:</p><p>Depiction of Germany:</p><p>Depiction of Japan: Things to know:</p><p>Hull 440</p><p>Purple Heart Battalion</p><p>Why We Fight</p><p>WAAC</p><p>Tuskegee Airmen</p><p>Kamikaze</p><p>Bushido</p><p>Manhattan Project</p><p>“Rosie the Riveter”</p><p>Victory garden</p><p>“Gold Star Mother”</p><p>“Loose Lips Sink Ships”</p><p>Victory Bond</p><p>Nuremberg Trials</p><p>Political Leaders</p><p>Roosevelt</p><p>Churchill</p><p>Stalin</p><p>Hitler</p><p>Mussolini</p><p>Hirohito</p><p>Truman Military Leaders Rommel</p><p>Montgomery</p><p>Eisenhower</p><p>De Gaulle</p><p>MacArthur</p><p>Yamamoto</p><p>Nimitz</p>