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-Supreme court decision which upheld the constitutionality of the Japanese internment camps
Korematsu vs. US
-Leader of shipbuilding during WWII
Henry J. Kaiser
-took control of industry during WWII
-halted production of non-essential products
-War Productions Board
-Regulated prices during WWII to avoid extreme inflation
Office of Price Administration
-set ceilings on wages during WWII to keep prices low
War Labor Board
-Gave the federal government the right to sieze and run industries crippled by strikes during WWII
Smith-Connally Ant-Strike Act
-system during WWII by which Mexicans were imported to help with harvests
Bracero program
-black leader who led a march on Washington demanding more blacks in defense jobs
-FDR responded by bannind discrimination in defense industries
A. Philip Randolph
-served as a watchdog against discrimination during WWII
Fair Employment Practices Commission
-the goal of African Americans to acheie victory in WWII and victory at home against racism
Double V
-invention during WWII which lessened the need for African Americans to pick cotton
-aided the flight of blacks to the north
mechanical cotton picker
-US general who abandoned his troops in the Phillippines
-eventually returned and recaptured them
General Douglas MacArthur
-march of American war prisoners from eastern Philippines to western Philippines
Bataan Death March
-Largest naval battle in history
-Japanese vs. US in the Pacific Ocean
Battle of Coral Sea
-Turning point of the US pacific campaign
-Japanese stopped expansion
Battle of Midway
-road built from Alaska to US to help protect Alaska
Alcan Highway
-policy of seizing unimportant islands in the Pacific and building airbases on them to shoot missiles at the mainland from a close distance
Island hopping
-German code that US finally broke, allowing us to detect U-boats
Enigma code
-Battle between Germany and Britain in which German stopped its offensive, and was from there on out pushed back
Battle of El Alamein
-Turning point of the German-Russian fighting during WWII
-Russia began pushing back at Germany and regained eastern Europe
Stalingrad
-2nd WWII meeting1
-Meeting between Roosevelt and Churchill during WWII to discuss to future plans of the war
-agreed they required unconditional surrender of germany
Casablanca Conference
-3rd WWII meeting
-Meeting between Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill
-Agreeded to open a second front against Germany
-Soviets agreed to enter war against Japan once Germany fell
-Inconclusive discussion about what to do with Germany afterwards
Tehran Conference
-Germany's last offensive push
Battle of the Bulge
-5th WWII meeting
-Conference in which Truman, Stalin, and British officials
-unconditional surrender of Japan
-Set up council to administer Germany
-Stalin announced that there would be no elections in Eastern Europe
Potsdam Conference
-4th WWII meeting
-Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin
-Germany would be divided into 4 zones
-Set up U.N.
-Soviets were given concessions for entering war against Japan
-USSR agreed to hold elections in Eastern Europe
-War crimes trials would be held after war
Yalta Conference