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World War II

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At the end of World War II what did the women do? - Most of the went back home to work - Some of the women stayed (men went back to work)
Who was President before FDR? Herbert Hoover
Who was President after FDR? Harry S. Truman
What was the 13th amendment? Banned Slavery
What was the 14th amendment? Granted citizenship
What was the 15th amendment? Gave citizens the right to vote
What was the 18th amendment? Banned selling, transport manufacture goods (no longer an amendment)
What was the 19th amendment? Women's voting rights
What was the 21st amendment? Repealed the 18th amendment
What were the two causes of WWII? - political instability & economic devastation - fascism
Define Fascism: a type of government in which a dictator holds power, and individual rights are denied
List the 4 fascist dictators involved in WWII: - Adolf Hitler - Benito Mussolini - Hideki Tojo - Joseph Stalin (The Soviet Union)
Who were the 3 fascist dictators involved in the axis powers? - Adolf Hitler - Benito Mussolini - Hideki Tojo
Who were the BIG three? - Church Hill (Great Britain) - Joseph Stalin (Soviet Union) - FDR & Harry S. Truman (U.S)
What were the three main countries of the allied powers? - Russia - Great Britain - United States
What was the first event of WWII? Germany invaded Poland
What event drew the U.S. into WWII? The surprise attack on Pearl Harbor
What was the U.S.'s policy re: WWII? Neutrality
What act did FDR push through Congress to help the allies? Lend & Lease act
What were the two big turning points in the war? - Turning point of the Pacific - Turning point of Eastern Europe
What happened on D-Day? the landing of american & other allied troops in Normandy, France, to begin the liberation of western Europe (1944)
What event ended WWII? The dropping of the atomic bomb on Japan
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