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37 Cards in this Set

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Benito Mussolini
dictator of Italy during WWII
Carrie Lane Chapman Catt
founded the league of women voters
W.E.B. DuBois
founder of the NAACP
Henry Ford
had system of building automobiles using an assembly line shich made cars faster and cheaper
Charles Lindbergh
American pilot. first ot fly his small plane-the spirit of St. Louis- across the Atlantic Ocean
General Douglas Macarthur & Admiral Cheste W. Nimitz
commanded the allied forces in the Pacific
Neil Armstrong & Edwin"Buzz" Aldrin Jr.
First astronaut to walk onthe moon
Booker T. Washington
former slave who helped found Tuskegee Institute a trade school for African-Americans in Alabama
George Washington Carver
developed many new food products using peanuts
Martin Luthe King
leader of Civil Rights movement of 1950s and 1960s
Theodore Roosevelt
began the Panama Canal
Woodrow Wilson
founded League of Nations which found peaceful ways of solving conflicts between countries
Dwight D. Eisenhower
leader of D-Day invasion
William Clinton
led U.S. in a period of economic growth
George Bush
led U.S. in Persian Gulf War
Ronald Reagan
helped the cold war
James Carter
helped negotiate a peace treaty between Egypt and Isreal
George W. Bush
won the closest election in U.S. history; led the U.S. in war against terrorism
U.S. purchase of Alaska
brought the nation many natural resources
building of Panama Canal
was built to link American ports on the Atlantic coast with those on the Pacific Coast
World War I
German U-boats sank 3 US merchant ships which prompted the US to enter WWI.
Harlem Renaissance
Period in the 1920s when African-American artists, musicians, and writers flourished
Relocation Camps
The movement of 110,000 Japanese American into the states of California, Arizona, Wyoming, Arkansas, and Idaho
Bus Boycott
began in Montgomery, Alabama when Rosa Parks refused to move to a different seat
start of WWII
Germany invaded Poland
US enters WWII
AFTER Japanese planes dropped a bomb on Pearl Harbor an American Naval Base
D-Day invasion
June 6, 1944. The Allies began the largest water to land invasion in history on Northern France
US involved in Vietnam
to stop the spread of communism 1..Cost billions 2.. death to thousands of American Soldiers3..divided the American people
Holocaust
The mass murder of more than 6 million Jewish peopple in Europe
German economy after WWI
developed problems because Germany had to pay other countries for War damages
WWII(country invading US)
Japan
Soviet Union joined Allied forces
after Germany invaded the Soviet Union
Rosa Parks
2 effects: 1..people boycotted buses 2..supreme court ruled to end all segregation on public transportation
trenches
American soldiers fought here during WWI
The New Deal
program that produced large amounts of electricity was the Tennessee Valley Authority
blockade
used by the Soviet Union to try to force western Allies out of Western Berlin
cease-fire
a temporary end to a conflict