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WWII continued

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What caused bank failures? banks borrowing money to speculate in the stock market and running out of cash
What did SC people do because they had no cash? They bartered- trading goods for other goods or services
SC depression caused made people continue to do what to get goods? Bartered
Who was the president at the start of the depression? Herbert Hoover
What was President Hoover's policy on the government role in the depression? He believed the government should not get involved
Who was the president who was elected during the depression? Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Which president led during WWII? Roosevelt
Which program did FDR create during the 1930's? The New Deal
What did the New Deal Programs do for Americans? provide jobs for workers and improve American’s lives and the country's infrastructure
What people made up the axis of evil? Hirohito, Hitler, and Mossolini
When was Pearl Harbor? December 7, 1941
SC Military Bases, Colombia Air Force Base, Charleston Naval Shipyard, Camp Croft, Fort Jackson no clue why you need to know these. it was not on the guide
What did Fair Employment Practices do? Began the process of desegregation in the Armed Forces
Who made up the Doolittle Raid and what did they do 80 men who trained in Columbia SC-surprise attack on Japan on April 18, 1942
What American General pilot led the Doolittle Raid James Doolittle
A group of native Americans created an unbreakable code called what were they called? Navajo code talkers
what is Rationing? armed forces needed goods- the government made Americans use ration stamps to make sure there was enough goods
How did everyday Americans help with the war? collected scraps to recycle, grew gardens, and made knitwear
the governement borrowed money from people, even celebrities, to help pay for the war. what was this called? War bonds
what are POW camps? a place where prisoners were kept- often helping with farm work
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