Who weretheTuskegeeAirmen?Who bravelystayed in Londondespite having theopportunity to goto a safer place?Who wereput into theJapaneseinternmentcamps?What is it calledwhen peopleare separatedby their race orcolor of skin?Which of thefollowing wasNOT somethingthat EleanorRoosevelt wasfamous for?What twopeople wereinfluential ingetting womeninto themilitary?About how manywomen were apart of the armedforces by the endof World War II?What commanderof the TuskegeeAirmen becamethe first African-Americangeneral?What didWASPstand for inthe army?Which of thefollowing wasNOT an areawhere womenserved in the USarmed forces?What famousbaseball playerwas a memberof the 761stTank Battalion?What wasEva Braunfamousfor?Samuel L.Gravely,Jr.Who was the firstAfrican-Americancommandingofficer of an activefighting ship in theU.S. Navy?What was the nameused by women whotried to demoralize theUS soldiers in thePacific, telling them onthe radio that they couldnot win the war?True or False:Women played alarge role in WorldWar II both in thearmed forces andat the home front.True or False:African-Americanswere generally not apart of the fightingforces at the start ofthe war.What type ofhomes werefamilies givenin the camps?What group ofAfrican-Americansoldiers foughtunder GeneralPatton at theBattle of theBulge?What didRosie theRiveter inspiremany womento do?What U.S.president issuedan executive orderdesegregating thearmed forces?What U.S.president orderedthe Japanese tobe moved tointernmentcamps?What was thenickname forthe TuskegeeAirmen?True or False:Families withchildren wereallowed to stayhome and were notforced to move tothe camps.Who weretheTuskegeeAirmen?Who bravelystayed in Londondespite having theopportunity to goto a safer place?Who wereput into theJapaneseinternmentcamps?What is it calledwhen peopleare separatedby their race orcolor of skin?Which of thefollowing wasNOT somethingthat EleanorRoosevelt wasfamous for?What twopeople wereinfluential ingetting womeninto themilitary?About how manywomen were apart of the armedforces by the endof World War II?What commanderof the TuskegeeAirmen becamethe first African-Americangeneral?What didWASPstand for inthe army?Which of thefollowing wasNOT an areawhere womenserved in the USarmed forces?What famousbaseball playerwas a memberof the 761stTank Battalion?What wasEva Braunfamousfor?Samuel L.Gravely,Jr.Who was the firstAfrican-Americancommandingofficer of an activefighting ship in theU.S. Navy?What was the nameused by women whotried to demoralize theUS soldiers in thePacific, telling them onthe radio that they couldnot win the war?True or False:Women played alarge role in WorldWar II both in thearmed forces andat the home front.True or False:African-Americanswere generally not apart of the fightingforces at the start ofthe war.What type ofhomes werefamilies givenin the camps?What group ofAfrican-Americansoldiers foughtunder GeneralPatton at theBattle of theBulge?What didRosie theRiveter inspiremany womento do?What U.S.president issuedan executive orderdesegregating thearmed forces?What U.S.president orderedthe Japanese tobe moved tointernmentcamps?What was thenickname forthe TuskegeeAirmen?True or False:Families withchildren wereallowed to stayhome and were notforced to move tothe camps.

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  1. Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?
  2. Who bravely stayed in London despite having the opportunity to go to a safer place?
  3. Who were put into the Japanese internment camps?
  4. What is it called when people are separated by their race or color of skin?
  5. Which of the following was NOT something that Eleanor Roosevelt was famous for?
  6. What two people were influential in getting women into the military?
  7. About how many women were a part of the armed forces by the end of World War II?
  8. What commander of the Tuskegee Airmen became the first African-American general?
  9. What did WASP stand for in the army?
  10. Which of the following was NOT an area where women served in the US armed forces?
  11. What famous baseball player was a member of the 761st Tank Battalion?
  12. What was Eva Braun famous for?
  13. Samuel L. Gravely, Jr.
  14. Who was the first African-American commanding officer of an active fighting ship in the U.S. Navy?
  15. What was the name used by women who tried to demoralize the US soldiers in the Pacific, telling them on the radio that they could not win the war?
  16. True or False: Women played a large role in World War II both in the armed forces and at the home front.
  17. True or False: African-Americans were generally not a part of the fighting forces at the start of the war.
  18. What type of homes were families given in the camps?
  19. What group of African-American soldiers fought under General Patton at the Battle of the Bulge?
  20. What did Rosie the Riveter inspire many women to do?
  21. What U.S. president issued an executive order desegregating the armed forces?
  22. What U.S. president ordered the Japanese to be moved to internment camps?
  23. What was the nickname for the Tuskegee Airmen?
  24. True or False: Families with children were allowed to stay home and were not forced to move to the camps.