3rd Six Weeks Vocabulary Review

Policy of favoring the interests of native-bornAmericans over those of immigrants

theAllied invasion of Germany-occupied France on June 6 1944

a young woman who broke the traditional expectationsfor how women should dress & behave

Major fear of communism in the U.S. after theBolshevik (communist) Revolution in Russia

A political scandal in which US Secretary of theinterior leased national oil reserves 

created to watch the stock market, preventfraud and guard against another stock market collapse

Americanvolunteer pilots who were recruited to send supplies and to combat Japanese pilots.

the alliance between Germany, Japan, and Italy during WWII

Aviation pioneer that developed the firstseaplane

insuredbank deposits so that people would not lose their savings in the event of abank failure

An era of heightened creativity among AfricanAmerican writers, artists, & musicians

helpedmake sure than an adequate food supply with available for both troops andcivilians.

WorldWar II occurred during this time. 

An Americanindustrialist, and developed theassembly line technique of mass production

amendment prohibiting the manufacture,sale, or transportation of alcohol

yieldingto an enemy’s demands in order to maintain peace.

surpriseattack on US naval base on December 7, 1941 which brought the US into WWII. 

An act which allowed states to deport all their Latino-lookingpeople out of the country 

the idea that human species should be improvedby reproducing only favorable characteristics

aform of fascism that promoted the belief that Germans and Nordic peopleswere superior 

This group Usedthis as an undecipherable code for the Allies to communicate by during WW2

The year that ushered in the Great Depression with the crash of the stock market

Area of Great Plains that experienced drought and led to people migrating to Cali

Popular blacknationalist leader, and the founder of the “Backto Africa Movement”

1925, Tested the constitutionality teaching of the theory of evolution in schools.