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Black Tuesday October 29 1929 stock market crash that triggered the Great Depression
Rising Inequality Top 1% gained most wealth while most Americans saw little income growth
Market Saturation Overproduction of goods caused demand to collapse
Agricultural Crisis Farm prices fell throughout the 1920s creating massive rural debt
Speculative Bubble Risky stock speculation fueled by easy credit
Smoot-Hawley Tariff 1930 tariff that collapsed global trade
Bank Failures Over 2300 banks collapsed in 1932
Hoovervilles Shantytowns built by homeless Americans
Bonus Army WWI veterans demanding early bonuses removed by MacArthur
Dust Bowl Drought and soil erosion that displaced hundreds of thousands
Mexican Repatriation Forced removal of about one million Mexican Americans many US citizens
Emergency Banking Act FDR’s bank holiday and federal oversight of banks
Glass-Steagall Act Created FDIC and separated commercial and investment banking
CCC Civilian Conservation Corps providing conservation jobs for young men
FERA Federal Emergency Relief Administration giving direct aid to states
TVA Tennessee Valley Authority building dams and developing the region
AAA Paid farmers to limit production to raise crop prices
NRA Set wages prices and hours for industries
WPA Massive public works program employing millions
Wagner Act Guaranteed workers’ right to unionize
Social Security Act Created pensions unemployment insurance and aid programs
Fair Labor Standards Act Established minimum wage and child labor regulations
Pearl Harbor December 7 1941 attack that brought the US into WWII
Axis Powers Germany Italy and Japan
Allied Powers US UK Soviet Union and China
Blitzkrieg Fast coordinated lightning war attacks
Operation Barbarossa Germany’s 1941 invasion of the Soviet Union
Second Front Controversy USSR wanted US and UK to invade Western Europe sooner
Battle of Stalingrad Turning point battle where Germany was defeated in 1943
D-Day June 6 1944 Allied invasion of Normandy
Island Hopping US strategy to capture islands toward Japan
Bataan Death March Forced march of POWs resulting in 10000 deaths
Battle of Midway 1942 naval victory crippling Japan’s fleet
Iwo Jima Brutal battle with heavy casualties
Okinawa 80 day battle bringing US forces close to Japan
Manhattan Project Secret US program to build the atomic bomb
Hiroshima First atomic bomb dropped August 6 1945
Nagasaki Second atomic bomb dropped August 9 1945
Rosie the Riveter Symbol of women working in wartime industry
Double V Campaign Victory abroad and against racism at home
Executive Order 9066 Authorized Japanese American internment
Korematsu v US Supreme Court decision upholding internment
Holocaust Nazi genocide killing 11 million civilians including 6 million Jews
Cold War Global struggle between US capitalism and Soviet communism 1945–1991
MAD Mutually Assured Destruction meaning nuclear war would destroy both sides
Long Telegram Kennan’s warning that the USSR must be contained
Iron Curtain Churchill’s term for the division of Europe
Truman Doctrine Aid to Greece and Turkey beginning US containment policy
Marshall Plan 13 billion dollars to rebuild Western Europe
NATO 1949 military alliance of US Canada and Western Europe
Warsaw Pact Soviet military alliance formed in 1955
NSC-68 Called for massive US military buildup
Arms Race US–USSR competition to build nuclear weapons
Duck and Cover Civil defense drills preparing for nuclear attack
Space Race US–USSR competition in space exploration
Sputnik First satellite launched by USSR in 1957
McCarthyism Anti-communist hysteria led by Senator McCarthy
HUAC House Un-American Activities Committee investigations
Domino Theory Idea that if one nation fell to communism others would follow
Proxy Wars Indirect conflicts in Korea Vietnam Cuba and elsewhere
Military-Industrial Complex Eisenhower’s warning about defense industry power
Glasnost Gorbachev’s policy of openness
Perestroika Gorbachev’s economic restructuring reforms
Fall of Berlin Wall 1989 collapse of Soviet control in Eastern Europe
Dissolution of USSR 1991 end of the Soviet Union
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