Pacific War - Quiz
A) March 1942 B) January 1940 C) April or May 1941 D) December 1941
A) Northern Plan B) Empire Defense Plan C) Pacific Expansion Plan D) Southern Plan
A) To alleviate the effects of the Allied embargo B) To secure new religious sites C) To establish a permanent colony for civilians D) To assist Nazi Germany
A) Imperial Coast Guard B) Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) C) Imperial Japanese Air Force D) Imperial Japanese Army (IJA)
A) 73% IJA, 27% IJN B) 40% IJA, 60% IJN C) 50% IJA, 50% IJN D) 60% IJA, 40% IJN
A) Because these islands were uninhabited B) Because of the close relationship between the UK and the US C) Because the terrain was ideal for farming D) Because they were requested by the Soviet Union
A) To force a negotiated peace B) To establish a democratic government in Asia C) To conquer the entire United States D) To destroy the global economy
A) Four operational phases B) One operational phase C) Two operational phases D) Three operational phases
A) Fiji B) Philippines C) British Malaya D) Burma
A) India and China B) South Pacific and Central Pacific C) Western Europe D) South America
A) To mine gold and silver B) To provide defensive depth C) To provide oil for the Navy D) To establish a base for invading the US mainland
A) December 1940 B) November 1941 C) January 1942 D) September 1941
A) The Soviet Union B) The United States C) Australia D) The United Kingdom
A) It was impossible B) It would take ten years C) It was inevitable D) It would be easy
A) Full control of the Atlantic Ocean B) The surrender of the Soviet Union C) Recognition of Japanese hegemony in Asia D) The dismantling of the Allied embargo
A) The Fifteen Years' War B) Greater East Asia War C) World War II D) The Pacific Theater
A) The Pacific conflict zone B) China Burma India theater C) The Japan Incident theater D) Greater East Asia theater
A) Expansion of the Japanese Emperor B) Resource acquisition from the West C) Asian nations achieving independence D) Revenge for the Mukden incident
A) Japan–China Incident B) Pacific War C) Fifteen Years' War D) Greater East Asia War
A) 1931–1945 B) 1945–1952 C) 1952–1960 D) 1941–1945
A) 1936 through 1951 B) 1931 through 1945 C) 1945 through 1960 D) 1941 through 1952
A) Mukden incident B) The end of the Pacific War C) The Occupation of Japan D) The cabinet decision of 1941
A) 1942 B) 1941 C) 1940 D) 1937
A) Chemical warfare B) Kamikaze attacks C) Large-scale surface engagements D) Submarine warfare
A) Total aerial bombardment exclusively B) Naval blockade only C) Direct invasion of Tokyo D) Island hopping
A) Operation Downfall B) Operation Ichi-Go C) Operation Overlord D) Operation Cartwheel
A) Pacific first B) Europe first C) Simultaneous focus D) Asia first
A) Operation Cartwheel B) Operation Burma C) Operation Downfall D) Operation Ichi-Go
A) February 1944 B) December 1944 C) August 1943 D) June 1942
A) Rabaul B) Guadalcanal C) Port Moresby D) Manchuria
A) The invasion of Manchukuo B) The fall of French Indochina C) The attack on the Philippines D) The attack on Pearl Harbor
A) Việt Minh B) Free Thai Movement C) Corps Léger d'Intervention D) Khmer Issarak
A) 201st Fighter Squadron B) 505th Bomber Group C) 101st Airborne D) 202nd Fighter Squadron
A) Monsun B) Carabiniere C) Le Triomphant D) Richelieu
A) Wang Jingwei B) Pedro José Lobo C) Plaek Phibunsongkhram D) Gabriel Maurício Teixeira
A) Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere B) Axis Alliance C) Monsun Gruppe D) Italian Concessions
A) Macau B) Singapore C) Hong Kong D) British Malaya
A) Timorese militia B) Hukbalahap C) Wang Jingwei regime D) Manchukuo Imperial Army
A) Singapore B) Thailand C) Hong Kong D) Manchukuo
A) The United States B) Italy C) Free France D) The United Kingdom
A) Four B) Three C) Five D) Two
A) 1939 B) 1937 C) 1940 D) 1938
A) Vichy France B) Chiang Kai-shek C) Georgy Zhukov D) Wang Jingwei
A) Three Alls Policy B) Neutrality Pact Policy C) China Expeditionary Policy D) Southern Expeditionary Policy
A) Shanghai B) Nanjing C) Wuhan D) Chongqing
A) 350,934 B) 7,500,000 C) 600,000 D) 2,700,000
A) Georgy Zhukov B) Wang Jingwei C) The Emperor D) Chiang Kai-shek
A) Nanjing B) Chongqing C) Shanghai D) Wuhan
A) 1935 B) 1940 C) 1942 D) 1938
A) Oil B) Coal C) Rubber D) Gold
A) Malaya B) Philippines C) Australia D) Indochina
A) Chuichi Nagumo B) Isoroku Yamamoto C) Jisaburo Ozawa D) Sankichi Takahashi
A) 20% B) 90% C) 50% D) 80%
A) The Western Blockade B) ABCD line C) The Allied Front D) The Triple Entente
A) The Emperor B) The Dutch government C) Western journalists D) Military propagandists
A) Vietnam B) Indonesia C) Burma D) Guam
A) Ten B) Eight C) Four D) Six
A) They were destroyed B) They were being repaired C) They were stationed in California D) They were at sea
A) The primary fuel depots B) Honolulu's submarine base C) The main airport runway D) The naval hospital
A) 9 December B) 10 December C) 8 December D) 7 December
A) 250 B) 200 C) 188 D) 150
A) India B) Singapore C) New Zealand D) Australia
A) Penang B) Singapore C) Hong Kong D) Rangoon
A) Karel Doorman B) Archibald Wavell C) Sun Li-jen D) Douglas MacArthur
A) Rangoon B) Singapore C) Bandung D) Manila
A) 25 February 1942 B) 19 February 1942 C) 31 January 1942 D) 15 February 1942
A) 15 January 1942 B) 19 February 1942 C) 25 February 1942 D) 8 March 1942
A) Louis Mountbatten B) Archibald Wavell C) Karel Doorman D) Sun Li-jen
A) HMS Repulse B) HMS Prince of Wales C) HMS Malaya D) HMS Hermes
A) Archibald Wavell B) Chiang Kai-shek C) Karel Doorman D) Sun Li-jen
A) Imphal B) Singapore C) Bandung D) Rangoon |
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