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 Team Member : Brianna McIntyre Sub Topic World War II Read the questions carefully. Use the links to help answer the questions. Question 1: What year did World War II [|start] ? A. 1947 B. 1948 C. 1939 D. 1945 Answer : C; 1939. on September 1st 1939, Germany invaded Poland without warning sparking the start of World War Two. By the evening of September 3rd, Britain and France were at war with Germany and within a week, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and South Africa had also joined the war. Question 2: Why did World War II [|occur] ? A. Germany's economic position B. Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland C. Germany bombing Britain D. dropping of Enola Gay Answer: B; Germany’s invasion of Poland sparked the allied forces and began the war. Question 3: What made the US become [|involved] in World War II? A: Pearl Harbor B: because of ally treaties C: Mexico telegram D: Germany submarine's off the Atlantic coast Answer: A; Dec. 12, 1941 Japan bombed Pearl Harbor causing the United States to finally enter the war. Question 4: Who were the U.S. [|allies] ? A: England B: Russia C: China D: All of the above Answer: D; All of the above. All of these countries fought on the Allied side. Question 5: What [|ended] World War II? A: bombing of Nagasaki B: bombing of Hiroshima C: End of the Holocaust D: Blitzkrieg over England Answer: A; the bombing of Nagasaki was the end of World War II. Japan had finally surrendered and United States and Allied powers declared victory. Question 6: What infamous jet fighter name came out of World War II? A. Maverick B. Gunga din C. Kamikaze D. Nazi Answer: C; Kamikaze was the term given to Japan’s suicidal fighter pilot’s Team member: Ryan March

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Question # 1: The first protest against the [|__Vietnam War__] took place in what year? A. 1965 B. 1966 C. 1964 D. 1962 ====== Answer #1: C- The first march to Washington against the war took place in December, 1964. Only 25,000 people took part but it was still the largest anti-war demonstration in American history.

Question #2: American [|__causalities__] in the Vietnam War was roughly _ soldiers. A. 58,000 B. 50,000 C. 71,000 D. 62,000 Answer #2: A
 * **Service Branch** || **Recorded Casualties** ||
 * Air Force || 2,584 ||
 * Army || 38,209 ||
 * Coast Guard || 7 ||
 * Marine Corps || 14,838 ||
 * Navy || 2,555 ||
 * Total: || 58,193 ||

Question #3: Although [|__helicopters__] were used during the Korean War, the Vietnam War was the first war that helicopters were used to transport troops. A. True B. False

Answer #3: A- The United States first used this new concept of warfare, soon named "air mobility," during the early years of its involvement in the Vietnam conflict. The Vietnam War was the first real helicopter war. The army quickly began refining its way of fighting as the war escalated.

Team Member: Alexandra Orta

Sub Topic name: World War 1

Question #1: When does the United States [|declare war] on Germany during World War 1? a) August 23, 1914 b) August 28, 1916 c) March 20, 1917 d) April 6, 1917
 * Answer: **d) April 6, 1917**
 * The U.S. did not officially join WW1 until April 6, 1917, this was after Germany went back on their promise to not fire on neutral carriers in the sea.

Question #2: How did the [|Treaty of Versailles] effect Germany? a) Germany was not really effected much differently then the rest of Europe. b) Germany received territorial losses and was heavily punished. c) Germany had strict limits on their rights to develop their military. d) A&B e) B&C
 * Answer: **e) B&C**
 * ** Germany was severely punished with hefty economic reparations, territorial losses, and strict limits on it's right to develop military **

Question #3: Give a brief summary of the [|effects] that World War 1 had on Europe. Please Include: How long it lasted (specific dates,) as well as some other specific examples regarding the economy.
 * Answer should include these facts:
 * The war lasted 4 years and 3 months, August 4, 1914-November 11, 1918. The war left Europe with great damage. Many buildings were destroyed, many more lives were lost, fields where farmers had their crops were destroyed. Economically all of Europe struggled. There was a huge debt owed to the US, as well as money to give to the families of deceased soldiers. Also, the trade and industry took a while to recover. There were many who couldn't work because there weren't enough jobs to go around. For most of Europe, recovery from World War 1 would take many, many years.

Team Member: Amber Pearson Sub Topic: The Civil War

1. As a consequence of Lincoln’s election, a special convention of what state’s legislature votes to secede from the Union? Answer: South Carolina As a consequence of Lincoln’s election, a special convention of the South Carolina legislature votes to secede from the Union.

2. Of the two armies that fought in the Civil War, which had the most soldiers? Answer: The Union army 2.1 million men served in the Union army and 900,000 Confederates in the Confederate.

3. In what year did the Civil War end? Answer: 1865 The Civil War (1861-65) was perhaps the most momentous event in American history.

Team Member:Jared Arnold Sub-Topic: War of 1812

Question 1- What date did the United States Declare war on Great Britain, thus starting the [|War of 1812]? Answer- B) June 12, 1812 After growing disputes over American sailors being imprisoned by the British Navy and the blockade that the British imposed on France during the Napoleonic Wars the United States declared war on Great Britain.

Question 2- What [|government building] was burned down to the ground during the War of 1812? Answer- C) The White House On August 24,1814 an Army of approximately 4,000 British troops descended upon the Capital of the United States. Once they reached the capitol they systematical burned down the White House and the surrounding buildings.

Question 3- What was the [|battle] that occurred after the War of 1812 ended? Answer- A) The Battle of New Orleans Not knowing of the peace treaty having been signed.British troops on January 8, 1815 moved in to attack New Orleans. the U.S. forces, commanded by Andrew Jackson, were able to defend the city and push back the British troops.