Unit 10: Turbulent Decades

The fear that Communism and Communist ideas may spread in the US was called

Type of governments created by the fascists and Nazism?

An order prohibiting trade with another country is called?

What was a major outcome of the Yalta Conference?

The Neutrality Acts of the 1930's kept which nation out of the growing conflict in Europe?

First 4 term president, creator of the New Deal, and leader of America during WW II.

An effect of the New Deal that still exists today is

The ability to buy goods based on future payment is called

A group of government programs to try and end the Great Depression by FDR was called the

The Great Depression impacted people in ways listed below except

The systematic slaughter of the Jews and other undesirables by Nazi Germany was called?

World War II started with Germany's invasion of what nation?

What was Germany's "lightening" war tactics called?

A special session of Congress that dealt with problems of the Depression was called?

What document ending World War I caused the resentment and events that led to World War II?

Kamikaze's were Japanese pilots who targeted

Ideas or information designed and spread to influence opinion is called

Which New Deal Programs safeguarded your savings & developed rules to limit speculation.

Agreement made in 1939 by Hitler with Stalin to protect Germany's eastern front was called?

Marketing and selling illegal alcohol is known as

The Brain Trust was which President's trusted advisers guiding our nation to recovery?

Thousands of Americans had lost their jobs during the Depression & led to neighborhoods called

V-J Day, August 14, 1945 celebrated the Allied victory over

What concept started in the 1920's continues its use today?

The League of Nations and the United Nations were similar because there primary purpose was to

What Supreme Court case upheld the Japanese Internment order as a matter of national security?

Hostility toward or discrimination against Jews is called?

American bomber raid of Tokyo which had little military importance but lifted American spirits.

What Amendment showed that unpopular laws are difficult to enforce

The giving into demands in return for a promise of not continuing that action is called

Biggest factor leading to the Great Depression was

American foreign policy during the 1920s was

The Stock Market Crash referred to as Black Tuesday occurred on

The turning point of the Pacific Front for the United States was

Why were Japanese-Americans forced into internment camps by President Roosevelt?

Heavy German submarine activity off Cape Hatteras led to the waters nickname called?

Propaganda phrase illustrating expanding role of women.

May 8, 1945 celebrated

Totalitarian leader of Germany who believed in the Third Reich and the Aryan Race.

The Immigration Act and quotas reflects the American's opinion that

What was a major complaint of the New Deal program?

Illegal bars and clubs in the 1920s were called?

Americans who fled the Dust Storms during the Depression fled to the west coast and became

Pilot who flew the 1st solo transatlantic flight in the Spirit of St. Louis?

The Harlem Renaissance celebrated a rebirth of

Political system headed by a dictator that calls for extreme nationalism & racism.

The US provided military aid to the Allies w/o sending troops & became an arsenal for democracy

Brutal Japanese forced march by American POW's on the island of the Philippines was called?

What was the economic result of the US entering World War II?

Amendment that ends the Prohibition era in the US and repeals the 18th Amendment.

Nativism, the Red Scare, and Sacco & Vanzetti Trial were signs of

What was the cause of the large scale migration of African Americans from the rural South

What did the Nuremburg Trials do?

Emperor Hirohito and General Tojo led which country to power during World War II

To give out scarce items on a limited basis is called?

This group entered the nation's workforce in large numbers to support the war effort?

The cause of World War II is a result of what agreement?

WEB Dubois created what group that fights against race based discrimination in this country

On June 6, 1944 Allied forces crossed the English Channel & invaded Normandy France

Fascist leader of Italy during beginning of World War II?

a place where shares of companies are bought and sold through an organized system is called?

What event took place on December 7, 1941?

New Deal Programs that protected Americans from Stock Fraud and Bank Failure

The ability to pay only a fraction of the stock price and borrowing the rest is called

In August of 1945 the atomic bombs were used on which two cities?

Key challenge the US dealt with while fighting World War II?

What event brought the US into World War II?

Name given to the time period where there was social & cultural change, & a booming economy?

Flappers represented

Who was the commander of American forces in Europe?

The code name to build the atomic bomb by American scientists was

Dec. 16, 1944 a surprise attack by Germany across a 50 mile front in Belgium becomes known as

Who marched on Washington demanding their World War I bonus that was promised?

Breadlines, Hoovervilles, Bonus Army were all results of

The time period after the 18th Amendment making alcohol illegal in our country was called?

US policy of isolationism and the Neutrality Acts were passed to

Strategy used by the US during WW II to establish bases closer to get Japan?

Leader of the Soviet Union during World War II and important member of the Allies?

The Atomic Bomb was used to

American commander in the Pacific who promised the Filipinos to return to liberate them?

Drought, overgrazing, over plowing, and high winds caused what event in the 1930's?

The celebration of the rebirth of African American culture in the 1920's was called?

FDR believed the at the federal government should

What New Deal program provided an "Old Age" or retirement benefit?

The American people ensured that the military had all essential materials during WW II was

What court case limited civil liberties during wartime?

The two cities destroyed by atomic bombs

A civil rights violation that occurred during World War II?