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39 Cards in this Set
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International agreement that made war illegal |
Kellogg-Briand Pact |
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Violent activities of leftists that created a temporary panic |
Red Scare |
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Reducing German reparations and encouraged lending by private American institutions |
Dawes Plan |
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Harding awarded oil rights to two friends and received sizable "loans" in return |
The Teapot Dome Scandal |
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The general theme of American foreign policy in the 1920's |
isolationism |
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President associated with the depression that he inherited far better than any form of government handout |
Herbert Hoover |
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Person known for:
evolutionary theory
communism
theory of relativity
sexual disturbances explained emotional problems later in life
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evolutionary theory - Darwin
communism - Carl Marx
theory of relativity - Einstein
sexual disturbances explained emotional problems later in life - Sigmund Freud |
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Belief of Bible-believing Christians that there are certain doctrines which no one can deny and be a Christian. |
Fundamentalism |
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The high school teacher who challenged the law banning the teaching of evolution in Tennessee |
John T. Scopes |
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Person who defended the law banning the teaching of evolution |
William Jennings Bryan |
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The bottom fell out of the market and the result was a stock market crash |
Black Tuesday |
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A stock market characterized by rising prices and optimism |
Bull Market |
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Buying on credit and making monthly payments until the item is paid off |
installment plans |
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Buying something at a lower price and selling it for a higher price |
speculation |
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Buying stock at thirty to fifty per cent of the purchase price and financing the remaining amount with borrowed money |
"on the margin" |
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Tariff that pushed tariffs to their highest level and closed foreign trade |
Hawley-Smoot tariff |
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A group of unemployed World War 1 veterans that built a shantytown on the edge of Washington, D.C. to ask for an early payment of the bonus promised them. |
Bonus Army |
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Franklin Roosevelt's pledge to conquer the depression |
"New Deal" |
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Laws passed took the nation off the gold standard and instituted many programs included the CCC, PWA, AAA, and the TVA increasing the steps toward nationalization of industry. |
Social Security Act |
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Axis countries and their leaders |
Italy - Mussolini Germany - Adolph Hitler Japan - Tojo |
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Allied countries and their leaders |
United States - Roosevelt Great Britain - Winston Churchill Soviet Union - Joseph Stalin |
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Reasons to remain neutral and the act by Congress to insure it |
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Event that caused the United States to enter WWII on the side of the Allies |
Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 |
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French port where French and English forces were rescued by boats |
Dunkirk |
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Battle that took place in the skies over England and the English Channel |
Battle of Britain |
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Code name for the German attack on the cities of Leningrad, Moscow, and Stalingrad |
Barbarossa |
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American forces in the Far East were placed under this general's command |
Douglas McArthur |
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American forces were forced to withdraw from the Philippines to a Peninsula and eventually surrendered to the Japanese. |
Fall of the Philippines |
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This was a critical battle - the turning point of the war in the Pacific. |
Battle of Midway |
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German and Italian tanks were caught in the middle of Eisenhower's troops from the west and Montgomery's troops from the east. |
Operation Torch |
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Commander in Chief of the Allied forces |
General Eisenhower |
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The invasion of Italy began with the capture of Sicily and then moved to the mainland to defeat the Italian and German armies |
Operation Husky |
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This was an amphibious assault on the Normandy coast of France by the Americans |
D-Day |
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Hitler's counteroffensive out of Belgium's Ardennes Forest in an attempt to cut the Allied forces in two |
Battle of the Bulge |
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Killing of Jews and many other groups of people by the Nazis during WWII |
Holocaust |
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Fighting only on the islands necessary to get to the goal of Japan |
island hopping |
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Japanese pilots assigned to fly suicide missioned during WWII |
kamikaze |
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Allied forces met here to decide the fate of Axis nations |
Yalta |
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Events caused the Japanese to surrender |
Hiroshima and Nagasaki |