What were the Japanese internment Camps?

forced relocation towards Japanese Americans, treated poorly

Each person works and is paid according to their abilities

What was the New Deal?

Franklin Roosevelt's economic policies of relief

What led to the crash of the stock market?

Nearly half of America's banks had failed.

no regulation of business practices.

Policy taken by the USA to stay out of WWII

All individuals could succeed on their own, without the gov

What was the second new deal?

Creation of new programs that benefited the people.

What was the Great Depression?

The economic crisis beginning with the stock market crash

Who was involved in the Yalta Conference?

Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin.

What was the Tariff of 1930?

Tariff created to protect American farmers by raising taxes.

What happened in December 7, 1941?

Japan bombed Pearl Harbor a U.S. naval base

What was the Dust Bowl?

Severe drought that struck the Great Plains

How did the government respond to the Great depression?

It created many relief programs for the people in need.

What was the purpose of the New Deal?

To relieve people out of the great depression.

What were some effects due to the Great Depression.

Suicide, starving, homelessness rates increased.

providing U.S. military aid to foreign nations

What were some of the criticisms of the New Deal reforms?

It created a welfare state, promoted deficit spending.

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What were the Japanese internment Camps?
forced relocation towards Japanese Americans, treated poorly
Camps where they aided Japanese Americans
Created the NRA, WPA, and codes that businesses followed
Provided protection
2
What is Communism?
Fighting against the Nazis and Fascists
Opposed Germany's decision to accept peace terms
Each person works and is paid according to their abilities
US had restricted sale of "strategic materials" to Japan
3
What was the New Deal?
Separates the commercial and investing banking
Paying part of the cost and borrowing the rest from brokers
Franklin Roosevelt's economic policies of relief
Belief that the expansion of the US continents was justified
4
What led to the crash of the stock market?
Nearly half of America's banks had failed.
Suicide rates increased.
Caused severe drought.
Meant to allow countries to recover.
5
Laissez Faire
Urged businesses to cut wages
no regulation of business practices.
Caused unemployment.
Allows businesses to do what they wanted
6
Isolationism
Policy taken by Germany to stay out of WWII
Propaganda used to get citizens to support the war
Policy taken by the USA to stay out of WWII
World organization for peace formed after WWII
7
Rugged individualism
All individuals could succeed on their own, without the gov
The help from the government
Banks began to foreclose farms
Suffered from overproduction
8
What was the second new deal?
Focused on economic recovery
Expansion of government
Creation of new programs that benefited the people.
The creation of new jobs
9
What was the Great Depression?
The economy prospering
Feelings of severe despondency and dejection
The economic crisis beginning with the stock market crash
Recurring fluctuations in economic activity
10
Who was the leader of Germany during WW2?
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Paul Von Hindenburg
11
Who was involved in the Yalta Conference?
Obama, Franklin Roosevelt, and Hitler.
Joseph Stalin, Harry S. Truman, and Winston Churchill
Harry S. Truman, Winston Churchill, and Franklin Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin.
12
What was the Tariff of 1930?
Tariff which protected immigrants
Tariff which created a new national bank
Tariff created to protect American farmers by raising taxes.
Tariff which provided government
13
What happened in December 7, 1941?
America created a new immigration act
The U.S. became involved in foreign affairs
The U.S. army was increased
Japan bombed Pearl Harbor a U.S. naval base
14
What was the Dust Bowl?
The migration West to California hoping very better harvests
Raised taxes for the nation's richest people
Severe drought that struck the Great Plains
Provided work to artists and writers
15
How did the government respond to the Great depression?
It created many relief programs for the people in need.
Seek help from other countries.
the government remained laissez-faire.
Provided the poor with financial aid.
16
What was the purpose of the New Deal?
To prevent communism in America
To encourage people to be involved in the community
To relieve people out of the great depression.
To decrease the number of jobs
17
What were some effects due to the Great Depression.
Suicide, starving, homelessness rates increased.
employment increased
economy remained booming!
women had greater opportunities
18
Lend-Lease Act
symbol of American women who went to work in factories; war
providing U.S. military aid to foreign nations
the two-way transfer of ideas, styles, etc.
nonparticipation in international economic relations
19
Who was Rosie the Riveter?
A woman who promoted equal rights for African Americans
A women propaganda icon
A well known journalist
A political activist
20
Who fought during world war 2?
Germany and Belgium
Canada and Brazil
Allies and the Axis
Cuba and Brazil
21
Which helped Adolf Hitler gain power in Germany?
The Yalta Conference
Persecution and elimination of Jews
European domination of the world weakened
The first World War
22
What were some of the criticisms of the New Deal reforms?
There was wage improvements.
It was programs designed to help Americans find work
It created a welfare state, promoted deficit spending.
Labor hours improvement
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What event caused the United States to enter WW2?
United States nuked Japan.
Great depression.
A-bombs that America dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Pearl Harbor.

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