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What was America’s main strategy against Japan in WW2?
Island hopping
For WW2, most of the money raised to finance the war came through what?
Loans and War bonds.
Who was FDR’s “administration of relief”?
Harry Hopkins
What was significant about the American conquest of Guam in 1944?
island needed conquering in 1944 in order for U.S. To bomb japan
What event (not Pearl Harbor) shook Americans to the core and moved them to make an enormous effort against Hitler’s aggression in Europe?
Fall of France
Why was the attack on Pearl Harbor such a surprise to America?
They thought they would attack the Philippines but they then attacked Hawaii. They need stuff from us so why would they attack the U.S.
What was the effect of Roosevelt’s and Churchill’s insistence on the absolute and unconditional surrender of Germany?
1. Germany fought harder. 2. Us was responsible for reconstruction of Germany.
FDR’s Good Neighbor Policy
America is at a state of non-involvement/non-interfering with Europe and Asia / Latin America
Why did the Allies postpone opening a second front in Europe until 1944?
British was exhausted of resources and they were fearful of being bogged down.
What did the United States do after Germany invaded the Soviet union in 1941?
They wanted to stay out of it and let U.S. and Germany slit each other's throats
Hundred Days
15 major bills through congress
Battle of Guadalcanal
It was the first major offensive by Allied forces against the Empire of Japan.(like a turning point)
What was the purpose the Federal Securities Act and the Securities Exchange Commission?
A watchdog administrative agency. It made stocks more like trading and less like gambling
The Battle of Coral Sea
1st naval battle that was fought by aircrafts off of aircraft carriers.
FDR’s emergency that he faced in March 1933?
Recovering from the Great Depression/ banking chaos / emergency banking relief act
What happened shortly after Hitler signed the nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union?
They invaded Poland
Code Talkers
people in the 20th century who used obscure languages as a means of secret communication during wartime. Associated with the United States soldiers during the world wars who used their knowledge of Native American languages as a basis to transmit coded messages.
Huey P. Long’s promise to America was what?
To make every man a king. Every family receive $5000
What did Japan view as their motivator to go to war with America?
because Roosevelt demanded that Japan clear out of china
What did the Social Security Act of 1935 provide for? (make a list)
Cushion future depressions by providing for federal-state unemployment insurance; security for old age/ retirement
Why (for what reason) did Roosevelt recognize the Soviet Union as a nation?
Hope of trade with them/ bolster Soviet Union as a counter weight to possible threat of German power in Europe and japan in Asia
On the eve of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, how did a larger majority of Americans feel about the war?
They did not want to go to war.
What did FDR want to accomplish with his “court packing scheme” in 1937?
Expand the Supreme Court with 6 new members Court decision on new deal provisions reversed Break down checks and balances NO SUCCESS