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Stufflet APUSH U7P3

Unit 7--Part 3-- APUSH

TermDefinition
organization that mobilized US public opinion against WWII America First Committee (1940)
re-structured German reparation payments to France and Britain in 1920s and revived the German economy Dawes Plan
term to describe FDR's foreign policy toward Latin America; among other things, it called for nullification of Platt Amendment Good Neighbor Policy
said US would supply any nation with weapons if that nation paid cash and used own ships to transport weapons (favored Brits) “cash and carry"
Brits got all weapons they needed; US leased various British naval bases Lend-Lease
government agency that converted and expanded US factories for wartime production War Production Board
government agency that regulated prices to control inflation and implemented rationing Office of Price Administration
African-American slogan that promoted idea of victory over foreign enemies and victory for civil rights at home Double “V”
ethnic riots that resulted from influx of Mexican workers into Los Angeles in 1943 “zoot suit” riots
required all Japanese nationals and Japanese-Americans to be held in internment camps for duration of WWII Executive Order 9066
Supreme Court case that upheld constitutionality of Executive Order 9066 Korematsu v US (1944)
code name for Allied invasion of northern France in 1944; also called D-Day Operation Overlord
Native-Americans whose language provided a code of communication that Japanese couldn't break in Pacific war Navajo Code Talkers
code name for US atomic bomb program; 1st proposed by Albert Einstein Manhattan Project
scientific leader of US atomic bomb program Robert Oppenheimer
signed by US; negotiated by US Secretary of State; outlawed war Kellogg-Briand Pact
negotiated naval sizes to maintain order in the 1920s Washington Conference
spokesman for America First; displayed anti-semitism and sympathy for Nazi Germany Charles Lindbergh
movement of African-Americans to north and especially west starting in World War II Second Great Migration
banned racial discrimination in any company that did defense business with federal govt Executive Order 8802
allowed for importation of Mexican laborers into US, especially during harvest season Bracero program
US strategy of skipping over heavily fortified islands on the way to Japan, assuming those islands could be cut off from their supply chains instead island hopping
example of Allied cooperation; US/GB/USSSR agree to liberate France; USSR will invade Germany Teheran Conference
international organization formed after World War II to solve disputes United Nations
American ideals outlined in FDR speech; Norman Rockwell enshrined them in famous poster Four Freedoms
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