US HISTORY II EXAM 4 QUESTIONS SOLVED

US HISTORY II EXAM 4 QUESTIONS SOLVED 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry were relocated and interned in the United States during World War II. -Answer-True African American veterans could use their educational benefits provided by the GI Bill at attend any school of their choice. -Answer-False After being elected, what was President Nixon's first action toward the Vietnam War? -Answer-to begin withdrawing U.S. troops from combat in Vietnam and look for an "exit" strategy After its surrender, Germany was divided into four occupation zones controlled by Britain, Italy, the Soviet Union, and the U.S. -Answer-False Americans were allowed to volunteer in the Chinese Air force in 1940. -Answer-True Approximately how many men registered for the World War II draft? -Answer-50 million As a nod to his predecessor's New Deal, Truman referred to his social program as the Better Deal. -Answer-False As of 2016, Georgia has not ratified the Equal Rights Amendment. -Answer-True At least eleven million people died in concentration/extermination camps constructed by the Germans. -Answer-True At the end of World War II, which two countries emerged as the last two superpowers? -Answer-United States and the Soviet Union Between 1946 and 1964, married couples gave birth to the smallest generation in U.S. history to date. -Answer-False Between April 1948 and its termination in 1951, the Marshall Plan gave $13 billion in economic aid to Asian nations. -Answer-False By 1941, there were more movie theaters than banks in the U.S. These theaters became a source of escape from and information about the war. What series on the war became the most famous? -Answer-Why We Fight By 1944, sixty percent of the women working in the defense industries were "double-day" shift mothers -Answer-False