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Bonus Army Vinson-Trammell Act John LeJeune John Pershing Eddie Rickenbacher Tampico Incident Lusitania Lend-Lease Nazi-Soviet Pact Germany First Battle of Coral Sea Arsenal of Democracy Guadalcanal Strategic Bombing Manhattan Project Smedley Butler Battle of Tulgas Washington Naval Conference Landing Operations Manual Wiliam Sims Convoy system Meuse-Argonne Triple Alliance Unrestricted Submarine Warfare Cash and Carry George C. Marshall Battle of the Bulge D-Day Kasserine Pass Hap Arnold Leyte Gulf Kamikaze Haiti “Polar Bears” Billy Mitchell USS Langley Selective Service St. Mihiel Panama Canal Schlieffen Plan Zimmermann Telegram War Plan Orange Blitzkreig Battle of Midway Wake Island Anzio Enola Gay Philippine Sea Panay Incident Pancho Villa Battle of Carrizal 1. Discuss the events and developments that led to war between the United States and Japan in 1941. 2. Discuss the strategy undertaken by the American forces in the Pacific theatre, and explain how that strategy carried America to victory over Japan in World War II. 3. Discuss the strategy undertaken by the American and British forces in the European theatre. Why did the Russians come to resent this strategy? 4. What factors led the United States to use the atomic bomb? Do you believe it was the right decision? Why ? 5. What contributions did the United States make to the defeat of the Central Powers? 6. Discuss the importance of three of the following battles: Bulge, Midway Island, Wake Island, Normandy, Leyte Gulf, Guadalcanal. 7. After staying out for two and a half years, why did the United States finally enter the Great War in 1917? 8. Discuss the development of air power as a significant element in the American military arsenal. What role does Billy Mitchell have in developing American strategy? 9. Although officially neutral, in what ways did the Roosevelt administration pursue policies favorable to the Allies before the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
