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WWII SS Vocab

TermDefinition
Nazi a form of fascism that was anti-democracy, inequality among races, and weakening the individual's voice
Facism a movement of extreme nationalism, militarism, and authoritarianism
Scapegoat a person/group of people blamed for the problems of the masses
Neutrality Acts policy that enforced neutral international relationships during war time
Good Neighbor Policy Emphasis on trade and cooperation with Latin America during WWII
Munich Conference European leaders meet in Munich to discuss Germany advancement solution
Nazis - Soviet Pact Hitler and Stalin agree to not attack each other and conquer Europe together
Axis Italy, Japan, Germany, and 6 other countries
Allies UK, Soviet Union, US, France, China, and 45 other countries against Germany
Lend-Lease Act allowed sales/loans of war materials to countries if they could protect US ships
Atlantic Charter Roosevelt and Churchill (Prime Minister of UK) create a similar League of Nations agreement
War Production Board government group that required factories to shift from goods to war materials
Rationing limits on goods and materials such as sugar, coffee, and gas
Rosie the Riveter fictional character that became a symbol of women's strength
Double "V" Campaign African Americans fighting for victory over enemies abroad and victory over discrimination at home
Internment temporary imprisonment during war times
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