8.6 WW1 - WW2 SC PASS Review

In World War 2, the Axis Powers included everyone EXCEPT

They were the 1st African American pilots; protected bombers in WW2; trained in Walterboro, SC

The __ crushed the cotton crop & hurt the textile industry

WW1 lasted between ________ and _________

The ______ Raiders trained in Columbia, flew B25 bombers, raided Tokyo after Pearl Harbor

The CCC, part of the "Alphabet Soup" of New Deal programs helped employ young men & build ___

This music type became a mainstream hit in the 1920s, partly due to the Harlem Renaissance

violent group in the 1910s; against immigrants, African Americans, Jews, anti-prohibitionists

The need to ration goods such as rubber, metal, and even food was due to

-Signed into law in 1935 by FDR -created to support 65 yr olds &older to promote retirement

The US stayed NEUTRAL in WW1 so it could continue

The most popular form of MASS media (information to large part of population) in WW2 was the

Stock Market Crash, Growing Gap between Rich&Poor, poor banking laws, stock speculation led to

Wrote "Porgy; later adapted into an opera "Porgy & Bess"; Southern Literary Renaissance

Training base in Beaufort started in WW1 & is currently a basic training base for the Marines

she was the 1st black female to hold a federal agency post; founded Bethune-Cookman College;

The Rural Electrification Administration helped bring ______ to the countryside (non-cities)

The collapse of cotton production/pricing led to ___ & tobacco becoming SC's major cash crops

Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes, Duke Ellington were all key artists in the __

The 18th Amendment (Prohibition) was repealed by the ______ Amendment

The USA was ____________ which helped the country stay out of WW1 until 1917

President F.Roosevelt created the ___ to help create jobs & get the USA out of the depression

The Central Powers in WW1 included all of the following except.

The assassination of __________sparked the start of WW1

The ___ Renaissance was a birth of African American inspired & created art, music, & literature

True of False: Fort Jackson (Camp Jackson) was used to train soldiers for both WW1 & WW2

This major fort is still active, used for training Army soldiers; located in Columbia, SC

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