Social Studies, 22.10.2020 04:01 bapehoodboi

(I have 8 questions... if you have time to answer them all I would really appreciate it! :)) 1. What day did the United States declare war on Japan?

O Group of answer choices

O December 7, 1941

O May 8, 1945

O December 8, 1941

O We didn't declare war on Japan.

2. How many Utahans joined the armed forces during World War II?

O Group of answer choices

O 29

O 12,000

O More than 70,000

O 5,000

3. What did Harry Isadore Smith say about chickens?

O Group of answer choices

O If you raised 3,000+ chickens you could stay home and not go to war.

O He compared Hitler to his chickens because he thought Hitler was a coward.

O He ate chicken every day before enlisting in the army.

O 12,000 chickens is too much and not worth the work.

4. Select all of the defense facilities that were in Utah during World War II...

O Group of answer choices

O Ogden Ordinance Depot- bombs, artillery shells, machine gun belts were made here

O Home Depot- where you could go and buy tools and materials

O Hill Field in Clearfield - trained pilots and built aircraft

O Fort Douglas in SLC

O Fort Riley in St. George- where ammunition was stored

5. The Navajo used their language to transmit messages in a code that the Germans couldn't break. There wasn't always a Navajo world for military equipment though. What did the Navajo call a submarine?

O Group of answer choices

O Underwater boat

O Tank Fish

O Underwater Glub Hub

O Iron Fish

6. Who was the United States President who signed the Executive Order 9066?

O Group of answer choices

O Franklin Roosevelt

O Harry Truman

O Eleanor Roosevelt

O Theodore Roosevelt

7. What was executive order 9066?

O Group of answer choices

O A declaration of war on Japan

O An order that 'relocated' Japanese Americans to camps.

O An order that required everyone to register for the draft and join the armed forces.

O An order for more chickens in the White House

8. Why did Gail Halvorsen drop candy wrapped in handkerchiefs in East Berlin?

O Group of answer choices

O The people were cut off from supplies and being controlled by Russia

O Halvorsen loved his grandson Derek, and Derek loved Eastern Berlin, so Halvorsen did it for his grandson

O Western Berlin and Eastern Berlin were fighting and Halvorsen sided with Eastern Berlin

O JPeople in Berlin liked candy more than people in other cities

(I know i'm asking for a lot, thanks for your time! :D)

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