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meeting between british french and german leaders in which germany was given control of the Sudetenland in exchange for Hitler's promise to make no more claims on european territory
Munich Conference
british politician outragedby the act of appeasement
Winston Churchill
a war tactic meaning "lightning war"
Blitzkrieg
fortified line of defences that France built along its border with Germany after WWI
Maginot Line
battle fought between British and German air forces for control of the skies over Great Britain
Battle of Britian
law that allowed the US to loan weapons and other war supplies to Britain and the Soviet Union
Lend-Lease Act
German U-boats sank many Allied cargo ships In response the Allies organized their cargo ships into convoys or protective groups
Battle of the Atlantic
pledge signed by US president Roosevelt and british primeminister Winston Churchill to work for peace after WWII
Atlantic Charter
mexican workers authorized by the US gov. to enter the US during WWII
Braceros
attacks by US sailors against Mexican Americans in Los Angeles
Zoot-Suit Riots *riot!* :)
forced relocation and inprisonment of people
internment
first peacetime draft in US history
Selective Training and Service Act
WWII agency that oversaw the conversion of factories to war production
War Production Board
comitee created during WWI to prevent discrimination in war industries and gov. jobs
Fair Employment Practices Comitee FEPC