Japan in the Pacific

Question 1

What message is this poster trying to convey?

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B: Working hard at your job will help the United States defeat Japan.

Question 2

What does this video want the viewer to do?

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A: support the war against Japan

Question 3

Question 3

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C: It dramatizes the attack to create an emotional response.

Question 4

What feelings do the images and text on this poster convey?anger and hatred toward the Japanese peoplesadness and sympathy toward the Japanese peopleanger and doubt about the US decision to go to warsadness and regret about the US decision to go to war

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A: anger and hatred toward the Japanese people

Question 5

This poster was displayed at factories that produced war materials. Why are the Japanese portrayed in this way?

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B: to convince people to work harder

Question 6

Based on the video, what key strategic decision was involved in the Doolittle Raid?The United States chose to bomb aircraft carriers. The United States chose to bomb the emperor’s palace.The United States chose to bomb military targets only.The United States chose to bomb civilian targets only.

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C: The United States chose to bomb military targets only.

Question 7

Why might this video be considered propaganda?

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A: It supports US government efforts to boost public morale.

Question 8

What message is this poster trying to convey?

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B: Working hard at your job will help the United States defeat Japan.

Question 9

What does this video want the viewer to do?

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A: support the war against Japan

Question 10

Why might this video be considered propaganda?

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C: It dramatizes the attack to create an emotional response.

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