Here are the answers to your questions based on the historical context provided:
Question 1: The main idea that contributed to Congress passing the Neutrality Acts in 1935, 1937, and 1939 is:
- Most Americans didn't want to get involved in European affairs.
Question 2: The principles of fascism can best be described as:
- A dictatorship that promotes nationalism through military force.
Question 3: In defeating Japan in World War 2, the United States used all of the following EXCEPT:
- A mainland invasion of Japan.
Question 4: The reason the Yalta Conference is considered the beginning of the Cold War is:
- Joseph Stalin expanded communist control over East Europe.
Question 5: With reference to World War 2, the term Holocaust refers to:
- Hitler's campaign to exterminate the Jewish people.
Question 6: The Western Allies responded to Germany's invasion of Russia by:
- They sent supplies and intelligence information to the USSR (Russia).
Question 7: The Manhattan Project's purpose was to:
- develop the atomic bomb.
Question 8: World War 2 started when Germany invaded which country:
- Poland.
Question 9: The key to US success at the Battle of Midway was:
- Having cracked the main Japanese naval communications code.
Question 10: The most important source of Soviet resentment about Allied conduct of World War 2 was:
- the slowness of the Allies in opening a major second front.
Question 11: The impact the Smoot-Hawley Tariff had on the Great Depression was:
- Countries responded by raising tariffs on American goods, further hurting the American economy.