the program of President Franklin D. Roosevelt meant to promote economic recovery and social reform and to end the Great Depression

government agencies formed during the New Deal that was known by the first initials of its name

Policy adopted by Britain and France involving making concessions to Germany’s aggression in order to prevent another major war

New powerful bombs using a nuclear reaction;

German term for the “lightning fast” offensive attack from the land and air

Economic and political belief that ideally all property is publicly owned, and all people are paid according to their needs and abilities.

Authoritarian and nationalistic form of government that often included a belief in the supremacy of one national or ethnic group

Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 that aided US military veterans returning from the war

Term for the detention of Germans, Italians, and especially the Japanese in camps throughout the United States during WWII

Policy of remaining neutral and apart from other countries and their political affairs

Policy which allowed the US to “lend” ships, military equipment, and other necessary wartime provisions to the Allies

US policy to regulate the amount of goods a consumer could obtain during the war

“War Gardens” grown by Americans to help increase the food supply during the war

The debt securities sold by the US government to raise money and finance military operations during WWII.

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Unit 6

Texas History

Term	Definition
New Deal	the program of President Franklin D. Roosevelt meant to promote economic recovery and social reform and to end the Great Depression
Alphabet Agencies	government agencies formed during the New Deal that was known by the first initials of its name
Appeasement	Policy adopted by Britain and France involving making concessions to Germany’s aggression in order to prevent another major war
Atomic weapons	New powerful bombs using a nuclear reaction;
Blitzkrieg	German term for the “lightning fast” offensive attack from the land and air
Communism	Economic and political belief that ideally all property is publicly owned, and all people are paid according to their needs and abilities.
Fascism	Authoritarian and nationalistic form of government that often included a belief in the supremacy of one national or ethnic group
GI Bill	Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 that aided US military veterans returning from the war
Internment	Term for the detention of Germans, Italians, and especially the Japanese in camps throughout the United States during WWII
Isolationism	Policy of remaining neutral and apart from other countries and their political affairs
Lend lease policy	Policy which allowed the US to “lend” ships, military equipment, and other necessary wartime provisions to the Allies
Rationing	US policy to regulate the amount of goods a consumer could obtain during the war
Victory Gardens	“War Gardens” grown by Americans to help increase the food supply during the war
War Bonds	The debt securities sold by the US government to raise money and finance military operations during WWII.

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