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25 Cards in this Set
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The US foreign policy during European affairs in WWI and WWII |
Isolationism |
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What was happening in the 1930s in US |
The great depression |
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US neutrality law passed as a reaction to Hitler |
Neutrality act |
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Reasons US got involved in WWI and WWII |
Death of American lives To protect US interest |
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Appeasement |
A trade to keep peace between land |
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Munich conference |
Minister chamberlain gave sudetenland in exchange for Hitler's promise to not attack |
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Four freedoms speech |
Propaganda of FDR Freedom of speech worship want fear |
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What do the Atlantic charter and fourteen points have in common |
Idea of world peace |
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Purpose of lend lease policy |
Insure US interest |
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Immediate cause of US entry to WWII |
Pearl harbor |
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D-Day |
US and britain invade france at normandy LED BY EISENHOWER |
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Battle of the Bulge |
Final battle of Germany in west europe |
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The US strategy to defeat Jap |
ISLAND HOPPING |
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turning point of war in pacific |
Battle of midway Japanese lost 4 aircraft carriers |
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New way the battle was fought in pacific |
Air battle |
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Code talkers |
Native Americans that worked as radio operators |
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Tuskegee airmen |
Black pilots trained in Alabama |
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Who served in the 442nd regimental |
Japanese Americans |
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Us's response to holocaust |
Ignored it |
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FDR's response to A. Philip randolph's March in Washington DC |
Prohibited discrimination in war industries |
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How did US government control in WWI |
created laws to control production and economy |
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Main reason president truman dropped atomic bombs |
To save American lives |
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WWII Compact on women and minorities |
Women had jobs Women and minorities served in military |
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Korematsu vs US |
National security > individual right |
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How did the US fairly distribute rare items |
Rationing |