341496152 | President of the roaring 20's | Warren G. Harding | |
341496154 | volstead act of 1919 | enforce prohibition | |
341496155 | National Orgins Act 1924 (Johnson Reed immigration act) | limited immigration because we have to many immigrants 1890's census | |
341496156 | Teapot Dome Scandal | secretary of interior ALBERT FALL took control of the oil from the navy and took bribes from companies selling the oil made president Harding look bad (coolidge took over after harding died one year after scandal) Albert Fall selling government oil for bribes | |
341496157 | kellog-briand pact | pledge of no war (doesn't work) | |
341496158 | harlem renaissance | africans migrate north because of conditions in the south | |
341496159 | "lost generation" | no more following traditional writing peple rethink their place looking their way after WWI | |
341496160 | antiimmigration fervor | sarco & vanzetti italian immigrants were executed because mostly of their stands against government | |
341496161 | causes of the great depression | *buying on credit (could borrow money at any bank) *buying on margin (stocks - is a share or part of the company) *stock market crash 1921 black tuesday(caused panic banks also invested their money in stock market) *banks fail (banks forced to close because ran out of $) ***also known as black tuesday | |
341496162 | the first new deal had 3 main goals | relief recovery reform | |
341496163 | TVA | Tennessee Valley Authority provided jobs; control flooding, cheap electricity cause problems since big business where like "that's our job" | |
341496164 | FDIC | Emergency Banking Bill (FDR's fist action was this) deposit insurance corp, immediately shut down banks, inspects "health of banks", restored faith in banks | |
341496165 | FERA | Federal Emergency Relief Administration federal government $ to states to provide relief | |
341496166 | PWA | Public Works Administration gave money to building | |
341496167 | NRA | Industrial Recovery Act set max work hours & prices min. wages established code system of fair competition for all sorts of industry | |
341496168 | CCC | Civilian Conservation Corps provided jobs on nature; planting trees, treated like in the military part of 100 days & New Deal | |
341496169 | AAA | Agricultural Adjustment Act meant to help farmers | |
341496170 | Fireside Chat | radio 90% owned radio | |
341496171 | Brad Lines | homeless shelter & soup kitchen | |
341496172 | "we have nothing to fear except fear itself" | FDR used this in his first inagural speech | |
341496173 | believed spending money even if you don't have the money | keynes | |
341496174 | National labor relations act (wagner act) | right to unionize and collective bargaining giving more rights to groups false: part of 100days (it is but later) | |
341496175 | year of dust bowl | 1930s | |
341496176 | name of British ship that attack Chesapeake in 1807 | Chesapeake-Leopard Affair | |
341496177 | court-packing | FDR added 6 judges to the supreme court (because he chooses who) because the supreme court ruled that his programs were unconstitutional even though those programs were to end depression | |
341496178 | eleanor roosevelt | 1st lady to become politically active | |
341496179 | 1939 | fireside chat and economy came back suffering | |
341496180 | nye report | us got in war (WWI) for the wrong reasons (economic reasons) | |
341496181 | neutrality act 1935 | not sell anything to do with the war to any country | |
341496182 | non agression pact | hitler signed non agression with soviet union and agreed to split poland | |
341496183 | who invaded poland | Germany this officially began war | |
341496184 | nautrality act 1939 | "cash-and-carry" US helped them in limited ways | |
341496185 | "arsenal of democracy" | building alot of stuff tanks, guns, etc. | |
341496186 | lend lease act 1941 | put american flags on ships siding with France & Britain US gave weapons aiding our allies | |
341496187 | atlantic charter | 1941 FDR talks war strategy with Churchill before even getting USA in WWII | |
341496188 | pearl harbor | 1941 December 7 Sunday japan invades pearl harbor (mistake of that was didn't attack aircraft carrier) | |
341496189 | war powers act | giving power president to organize government and establish new agencies to win war | |
341496190 | dr new deal becomes | dr win war | |
341496191 | how was US effective in WWII | outproduce our enemies | |
345537924 | pearl harbor | 1941 japan didn't attack aircraft carrier | |
345537925 | operation barbarossa | 1941 hitler attacked soviet union caught of guard Stalin didn't think Hitler wouldn't betray him this created a two front war similar to WWII | |
345537926 | bracero program | brought workers from mexico to work in US | |
345537927 | japanese american treated during WWII | Japaneses Americans were treated more badly than the Germans and Italian | |
345537928 | Executive order 9066 | Japanese american were forced into interment camps | |
345537929 | Korematsu v US | decided yes its okay to put Japanese in camps 1944 1988 government apologized & offered survivors 20,000 payment | |
345537930 | main general in europe | Eisenhower | |
345537931 | mian general in pacific | MacArthur | |
345537933 | allies believed in a specific strategy | "Europe First" and then japan | |
345537934 | Battle of Stalingrad | was the turning point of the war on the European front | |
345537935 | Charles Lindberg | 1st person fly over atlantic | |
345537936 | Battle of El Alamein | british army stopped the German Afrika Korps headed by Rommel the famous "Desert Fox" | |
345537937 | Operation Torch | first operation that Americans participated in was called this | |
345537938 | FDR & Churchill meet in | Casablanca | |
345537939 | Tuskegee Arimen | picture african american air force squadron | |
345537940 | D-Day Invasion | 1944 | |
345537941 | operation overlord | planning for the d-day invasion | |
345537942 | general | eisenhower | |
345537943 | purpose of D-Day invasion | invade France to gain a foothold in Europe to open second front war in france 1944 | |
345537944 | The Longest Day or known as | D-day invasion 1944 allied forces were successful & gained a foothold n Europe | |
345537945 | Battle of the Bulge | they pushed us but we also pushed the german too (back and forth) | |
345537946 | Yalta Confernce | Winston churchill, FDR, Stalin | |
345537947 | 1945 | ends war in europe almost one year of d-day invasion | |
345537948 | FDR dies | Truman takes over | |
345537949 | Bataan Death March | soldiers marched 50 miles | |
345537950 | Doolittle Raids | raids on tokyo japan was only minimal damage inflicted on japan | |
345537951 | Battle of Coral Sea | battle was a draw but japan prevented from expanding in the pacific for the time | |
348793528 | Battle of Midway | important battle that turned the tide in the Pacific US sank four Japanese aircraft 1942 | |
348793529 | island hopping strategy | U.S. used this attempt to defeat Japan getting close to tokyo | |
348793530 | Kamikaze pilots | deliberately crashed their planes into U.S. ships | |
348793531 | Okinawa | more Americans died in here than D-day | |
348793532 | Hawley-Smost Tariff | in order to help economy, put tarriffs but backfired because other countries put tarriffs | |
348793533 | Deficit spending (pump priming) | spend money to keep economy running John Maynard Keynes | |
348793534 | Andrew Mellon | believed the opposite of john Maynard Keynes is very wealthy and took laisse fair approach | |
348793535 | H.D. Thoreau | transcendentalist 2 books Walden (rejecting society) & civil disobedience (rejecting government ways) | |
348793536 | PIC soldiers putting US flag | Iwo Jima | |
348793537 | Manhattan Project | Truman was told about a new atomic bomb that had been developed | |
348793538 | first bomb dropped on japan | Hiroshima | |
348793539 | second bomb dropped on japan | Nagasaki | |
348793540 | japan surrenders in | 1945 | |
348793541 | PIC Churchill, FDR, Stalin | Yalta Conference churchill england, FDR USA, Stalin Soviet Union | |
348793542 | PIC soldiers listening on commanding officer | General Eisenhower rallying his troops before D-day Invasion | |
348793543 | PIC soldiers in front of plane | Tuskegee Airmen, African American Air Force squadron. | |
348793544 | PIC "We can do it" | Rosie the Riveter | |
349556961 | PIC the order that place Japanese Americans in settlement camps | Executive Order 9066 | |
349556962 | PIC famous african american squadron | tuskegee airmen | |
349556963 | PIC "normal" american | Warring G. Harding 1920 laizze fair approach teapot scandal | |
349556964 | presidents 20-33 | gardfield, chester, cleveland, b. harrison, cleveland, Mckinley, TR, taft, wilson, harding, coolidge, hoover, FDR, truman | |
349556965 | who was cheating | white sox | |
349556966 | modernism vs. fundamentalist | scopes trial 1920 Sacco and Vanzetti Case | |
349556967 | Dawes plan | plan to aid Germany economically | |
349556968 | FDR first action as president | FDIC | |
349556969 | restored semi sovereign status to many Native Americans tribes | Indian Reorganization Act | |
349556970 | These degrees denied civil rights to Jew in Germany 1935 | Nuremburg Laws | |
349556971 | Independent women in the 1920's could be known as this | flappers | |
349556972 | german invaded this and got attention | Czechoslovakia | |
349556973 | found guilty for murder | Sacco and Vanzetti | |
349556974 | night were Jewish businesses got destroyed | Kristallnacht | |
349611084 | WWII | Pearl Harbor 1941 German expansion invasion of Poland | |
349611085 | Bonus March | alot of veterans were promise money but didn't get it (depression) president Hoover | |
349611086 | WWII Battles | Battle of Stalingrad(German attacks Soviet Union) Battle of Coral Sea(battle was a draw but prevented japan to expand in the pacific) Battle of Midway(turning point sank 4 aircraft carrier) Battle of El Alamein(British army stopped German headed by Rommel the famous "desert fox" Battle of the Bulge(German pushed us but we pushed back 1st d-day battle Battle of the Okinawa (more Americans died in here than d-day invasion) |
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