1. which event ultimately led to the united states' involvement in world war ii?
a. italy’s invasion of ethiopia
b. japan's attack on pearl harbor
c. germany’s horrific acts against jewish people
d. the accidental bombing of boise city

2. which are examples of how oklahomans supported the war effort during world war ii? (choose all that apply.)
a. women worked in factories.
b. ration stamps were used to purchase certain goods.
c. people gave up their homes to injured soldiers who fought in the war.
d. people made patriotic posters and hung them around town.

select all that apply

3. how did dictators propose getting out of the great depression?
a. making military alliances
b. lowering tariffs on foreign goods
c. joining together to make trade agreements
d. expanding their borders to get new resources

4. during governor johnston murray’s administration, what right was given to women?
a. the right to vote
b. the right to serve on juries
c. the right to hold state office
d. the right to serve in the military

5. of the following, which is a way that oklahoma contributed to the war efforts of world war ii?
a. americans provided homes for people from european countries supporting the united states during the war.
b. americans who did not go away to war donated half of their earnings to the war effort each month.
c. farmers planted “victory gardens” and produced more cattle to support the war.
d. oklahoma schools opened their doors to provide shelter for families that had loved ones fighting in the war.

6. oklahomans were attracted to cities after world war ii for all of the following reasons except
a. more opportunities for entertainment.
b. fewer farm jobs due to mechanization.
c. better schools for oklahoma’s children.
d. the existence of jobs with steady incomes.

7. how did oklahomans support the war effort during world war ii?
a. women worked in factories.
b. people planted victory gardens.
c. people donated half of their paycheck to the war effort.
d. children sold fruits and vegetables from their farms to raise money for the war effort.

select all that apply

8. which indians were code talkers in the pacific theater of world war ii?
a. cherokee
b. navajo
c. osage
d. seminole

9. the cold war can be described as a power struggle between
a. the united states and the soviet union.
b. the united states and korea.
c. the soviet union and korea.
d. japan and korea.

10. of the following, which demonstrates the anxiety that the american people felt during the cold war?
a. an increase in the number of people who owned guns.
b. the installation of bomb shelters.
c. a decrease in the number of children attending school
d. a decrease in the number of people joining the military