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Am History Final 09

Mrs Sudduth's Final Study Guide that could "choke a horse"- mr. binder

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New Deal Roosevelt's policies for ending the great depression
Bank Holiday closing the remaining banks beofre bank runs could put them out of buisness
Franklin D. Roosevelt President of the Great Depression; On the Dime; Got sick with Polio
Securities and Exchange Commission Regulate the stock market and prevent fraud
National Recovery Administration Enfored the rules of the NIRA
Agriculteral Adjustment Administration pay farmers not to raise certain livestock and certian crops.
Federal Deposit Insurance Commission FDIC; Guaranteed bank deposits up to $2,500
Civilian Conservation Corps CCC; employed single men, ages 18-25, for natural resource conservation
Committe for Industrial Organization Coordinate efforts to form unions
Social Security act Create unemployment system, disability insurance, old-age pension, and child welfare benefits
Benito Mussolini FOunded Ital'ys Fascist Party
Joseph Stalin Soviet Dictator in 1926
Adolf Hitler Anticommunist and admirer of Mussolini; Leader of Nazis; wrote Mein Kampf
Nye Committee held hearings to investigate the country's involvement in WWI
Axis Powers Germany, Italy, Japan
Appeasement The policy of giving concessions in exchange for peace
Winston Churchill Prime Minister of Great Britian
Battle of Britain air battle that lasted into the fall of 1940
Albert Einstein Brilliant Scientist who revolutionized physicis
Nuremburg Laws took citizenship away from Jewish Germans and banned marriage between Jews and other Germans
Lend-Lease Act US would beable to lend/lease arms o any country considered "vital to the defense of the US";
Liberty Ship the basic cargo ship used during the war
"Double V" Campaign African Americans should join the war in effort in order to achieve a double victory- Hitler's racism and US's racism
Tuskegee Airmen African American fighter pilots
Douglas MacArthur General who retreated his troops from Philippens to the Bataan Peninsula
Midway Island Turning point of the war
Stalingrad Defeated Germans in 1943
Victory Gardens americans planted gardens to produce more food for the war
DUWK an ambphibious truck
D-Day the day of the invasion of Normandy
amphtrac amphibious tractor
Napalm jellied gasoline
Manhattan Project the marican program to build the atomic bomb
UN United Nation
Cold War ear of confrentation and competition between US and Soviet Union
Iron Curtain seperated the communist nations of Eastern Europe from the West
Containment keeping communism within its present territory through the use of diplomatic,economic, and military actions
Long Telegram Developed by George Kennan; 5,540-word cable message explaining his views of soviet goals
Truman Doctrine tRUMAN'S SPEECH that asked for $400 million to fight communism aggression in Greece and Turkey
Marshall Plan Sec of State George C Marshall proposed the Europen Recovery Program, or ___, which would give European nations to American Aid to rebuild thier economies
Berlin Airlift For 11 months, cargo planes supplied berliners with food, medicine, and coal
NATO nORTHA aTLANTIC tREATY oRGANIZATION
Mao Zedong China communist forces leader
Limited War a war fought to achieve a limited objective, such as containing communism
Alger Hiss a lawyer and diplomat who had served in Roosevelt's administration, attented the Yalta conference, and taken part in organizing the UN, was named by Whittaker Chambers as a Communist Spy
Fallout radiation left over after a nuclear blast
Massive Retalliation threaten to use nuclear weapons if a Communist state tried to seize territory by force
covert hidden
Military-Industrial complex a relationship developed between the military establisment and the defense industry
Franchises A person owns and runs one or several stores of a chain operation
Baby Boom From 1945-1961 65 million children were born in the US
Termination Policy the fed. government withdrew all official recognition of the Native American geoups as legal entities and made them subject to the same laws as white citizens
Flexible Response allow the US to fight a limited style of warfare
Sit-ins a form of protest
Brown v The Board of Education Decreed segregation in public schools was unconstitutional
Ho Chi Minh Leader of Nationalist movement in vietnam
Geneva Accords temporarily divided Vietnam allong the 17th Parallel
Ngo Dinh Diem nationalist leader of South Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution authorizing the president to "take all necessary measures to repel any armed attack against the forces of the US & to prevent further aggression
Operation Rolling Thunder a sustained bombing campaign against north vietnam
Agent Orange a chemical that strips leaves from trees and shrubs, turning farmland and forests in to wasteland
Ho Chi Minh trail a netwrok of jungle paths
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