A) Harry Truman B) Douglas MacArthur C) Clement Attlee D) Bảo Đại
A) Tokyo B) Hong Kong C) Yokohama D) Zhijiang Airport
A) Puyi B) Bảo Đại C) Chiang Kai-shek D) Hirohito
A) Battle of Yinji B) Battle of Shumshu C) Battle of Wuhe D) Battle of Baoying
A) Battle of South Sakhalin B) Battle of Shumshu C) Battle of Maoka D) Battle of Baoying
A) Japanese victory B) Soviet victory C) Allied victory D) Communist victory
A) Yokohama B) Shanghai C) Tokyo D) Matsue
A) Douglas MacArthur B) Clement Attlee C) Winston Churchill D) Harry Truman
A) Nelson Rockefeller B) Spruille Braden C) Harry Truman D) Douglas MacArthur
A) Bảo Đại B) Hirohito C) Puyi D) Franz Werfel
A) Spruille Braden B) Willis Augustus Lee C) Harry Truman D) Douglas MacArthur
A) Battle of Shumshu B) Xinghua Campaign C) Huaiyin–Huai'an Campaign D) Southern Jiangsu Campaign
A) A wildfire B) An earthquake C) A flood D) A hurricane
A) The war officially ended B) The Allied occupation ended C) MacArthur resigned D) The Allied occupation began
A) Battle of Wuhe B) Battle of Baoying C) Battle of Yinji D) Southern Jiangsu Campaign
A) The Matsue Incident B) State Fair C) The Empire of Vietnam D) The Battle of Yinji
A) Ark Royal B) Victorious C) Indomitable D) Illustrious
A) Hong Kong B) Tokyo C) Yokohama D) Beijing
A) Liberal Party of Australia B) United Nations C) United Australia Party D) Allied Control Council
A) Britain B) Japan C) United States D) France
A) August 16, 1945 B) August 15, 1945 C) August 17, 1945 D) August 14, 1945
A) Sukarno B) Charles de Gaulle C) Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose D) Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni
A) Brave New World B) Animal Farm C) 1984 D) The Road to Wigan Pier
A) Emperor Hirohito B) Korechika Anami C) Takijirō Ōnishi D) Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni
A) China B) Korea C) Japan D) Indonesia
A) Kamikaze mission B) Seppuku C) Executed by Allies D) Plane crash
A) Sukarno B) Emperor Hirohito C) Charles de Gaulle D) Winston Churchill
A) Jet propulsion B) Radar C) Enigma machine D) Atomic bomb
A) Takijirō Ōnishi B) Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose C) Korechika Anami D) Anthony J. Marchione
A) Charles de Gaulle B) Ernest Bevin C) George Orwell D) Winston Churchill
A) August 17, 1945 B) August 15, 1945 C) August 18, 1945 D) August 16, 1945
A) Captured by the British B) Executed by firing squad C) Surrendered to Soviets D) Died in a plane crash
A) Napoleon Bonaparte B) Genghis Khan C) Attila the Hun D) Julius Caesar
A) The United Nations Charter B) The Potsdam Declaration C) The Nuremberg Charter D) The Geneva Convention
A) United Kingdom B) United States C) Japan D) Soviet Union
A) New York City B) Philadelphia C) Washington D.C. D) Chicago
A) Fewer than 500 B) More than 5,000 C) Exactly 1,000 D) More than 1,500
A) Joseph Pujol B) Jun Tosaka C) Al Schmid D) Harry Hillman
A) Fat Man B) Big Boy C) Trinity D) Little Boy
A) 9:00 a.m. B) 11:02 a.m. C) 8:15 a.m. D) 12:00 p.m.
A) China B) Poland C) Mongolia D) France
A) 34 B) 100 C) 55 D) 12
A) The Emperor remains the sovereign ruler B) Immediate withdrawal of Soviet forces C) No occupation of the mainland D) Retention of all overseas territories
A) Chinese Civil War B) The Korean War C) World War II D) Soviet–Japanese War
A) Harry Hillman B) Robert H. Goddard C) Jun Tosaka D) Joseph Pujol
A) Manchukuo B) Okinawa C) South Sakhalin D) Iwo Jima
A) Harry Hillman B) John Garfield C) Al Schmid D) James F. Byrnes
A) Kraków B) Hiroshima C) Philadelphia D) Nagasaki
A) On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe B) Victory March C) Pride of the Marines D) The Nagasaki Blues
A) Al Schmid B) Jun Tosaka C) Róża Berger D) Harry Hillman
A) Enola Gay B) Augusta C) Silverplate D) Bockscar
A) Big Boy B) Fat Man C) Trinity D) Little Boy
A) 50,000 to 75,000 B) 150,000 to 200,000 C) 20,000 to 40,000 D) 90,000 to 146,000
A) The city name B) Radiation effects C) The date of the attack D) The type of aircraft used
A) Hiram Johnson B) Alan Page C) Richard Bong D) Jacques Vaillant de Guélis
A) Lack of fuel B) Impenetrable cloud C) Radio communication failure D) Japanese air defenses
A) Aboard the USS Augusta B) Tokyo C) The White House D) Potsdam
A) Hiram Johnson B) Richard Bong C) Peter II D) Alan Page
A) USS Augusta B) Little Boy C) Nakajima Kikka D) Enola Gay
A) Harry S. Truman B) Hiram Johnson C) Alan Page D) Richard Bong
A) Incendiary bomb B) Plutonium-239 atomic bomb C) Uranium-235 atomic bomb D) Hydrogen bomb
A) Pierre Laval B) Winston Churchill C) Paul Tibbets D) Douglas Clifton Brown
A) For He's a Jolly Good Fellow B) The Red Flag C) God Save the King D) Rule, Britannia!
A) Winston Churchill B) Pierre Laval C) Curtis LeMay D) Douglas Clifton Brown
A) Babe Ruth B) Joe DiMaggio C) Johnny Hutchings D) Mel Ott
A) 1000 B) 800 C) 720 D) 600
A) The Yalta Conference B) The Paris Peace Conference C) The Tehran Conference D) The Potsdam Conference
A) Douglas Osheroff B) Mel Ott C) Pierre Laval D) Pietro Mascagni
A) The Ear B) The Thing C) The Bug D) The Secret
A) Potsdam House B) The Embassy House C) The White House D) Spaso House
A) Douglas Clifton Brown B) Curtis LeMay C) Winston Churchill D) Paul Tibbets
A) His wife B) Paul Tibbets' mother C) His sister D) His daughter
A) Hiroshima Hope B) Enola Gay C) The Thing D) Necessary Evil
A) Wim Wenders B) Steve Martin C) Karl Leisner D) Ron Mael
A) 12:00 hrs GMT B) 23:00 hrs Washington, D.C. time C) 09:00 hrs Tokyo time D) 19:00 hrs Washington, D.C. time
A) Wim Wenders B) Steve Martin C) Alfred Eisenstaedt D) Ron Mael
A) Ron Mael B) Steve Martin C) Wim Wenders D) Karl Leisner
A) Tokyo B) Waco C) Culver City D) Düsseldorf |