Key Events And Consequences Of World War II And The Korean War: A Historical Analysis

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"Key Events and Consequences of World War II and the Korean War: A HistoricalAnalysis"Please make sure Question 12 & 13needs to beat least 200words. Cite the paper and APAFormatQuestion 1In 1931, in foreshadowing of the war to come,Japan adopted an aggressive imperialist policyand forcefully secured territory from __________.the PhilippinesVietnamKoreaChinaQuestion 2In December of 1944, Hitler made a last, desperate attempt to break Allied momentum at__________.Normandythe BulgeRemagenthe RhineQuestion 3Following his election in 1948, Truman instituted a domestic program entitled the __________.Fair DealNew FreedomSquare Deal

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twenty-one-point programQuestion 4During World War II, African Americans sought to promote equal rights in all of the followingways EXCEPT:joining the NAACP.conducting "hate strikes."participating CORE sponsored sit-ins.supporting the signing ofExecutive Order 8802.Question 5Following World War II, Truman tried to revive the New Deal, but Congress shut down most ofhis proposals. Truman then introduced:the Third New Deal.the Marshall Plan.the Truman Doctrine.Thetwenty-one-point program.Question 6MacArthur headed the UN forces in Korea; however, in 1951 Truman fired him because:MacArthur posed a political threat as a presidential hopeful.MacArthur publicallycriticized Truman's Korean policy.MacArthur's amphibious landing at Inchon was a failure.MacArthur invaded China without Truman's knowledge or support.Question 7

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