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vocabulary final

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Black Tuesday stock prices fell sharply in the Great Crash
Hoovervilles term used to describe makeshift shantytowns set up by the homeless during the great depression
Dust Bowl Central and southern great plains during the 1930's when the region suffered from drought and dust storms
New deal policy by FDR; pledged to help the poor American public in the depression and he would provide direct aid to those who needed it
Court packing plan FDR planned to add up to 6 new justices to the 9 member Supreme Court after the court had ruled that some of the New Deal legislation was unconstitutional
Kellog-Briand Plan 1928 agreement in which many nations agreed to outlaw war
Appeasement policy of granting concessions in order to keep peace
neutral not taking part or giving assistance in dispute of war between others
Cash and Carry made to aid the Allies without involving the United States in war
Lend-Lease Act passed in 1941 that allowed Roosevelt to sell or lend war supplies to any country whose defense was considered vital to the safety of the U.S.
Selective Service Act passed by Congress in 1917 authorizing a draft of men for military service
Arsenal of democracy term used to describe industry during WWII; outproduced Germany and Japan by almost two fold
Manhattan Project code name for the project that developed the atomic bomb
rationing government controlled limits on the amounts of certain goods that civilians could buy at wartime
Internment camp temporary place of imprisonment of members of a specific group
Korematsu V.S U.S. trial for Civil liberties; Supreme Court declared interment was legal during wartime
Potsdam Conference meeting of the U.S., Soviet Union, and Great Britain at Potsdam. New Borders and free elections for Poland, Soviet's right to claim war reparations, and Stalin reaffirms war with Japan
Cold War world wide rivalry b/w the U.S and Soviet Union
Iron Curtain term used by Winston Churchill to describe the border b/w soviet satellites and Western Europe
Marshall Plan foreign policy that offered economic aid to western European countries after WWII
Truman Doctrine Truman's plan to help nations struggling against communist nations
Berlin Airlift program in which the U.S and British soldiers flew supplies to W. Berlin during the Soviet blockade
Containment policy of keeping communism contained withing its existing borders; to keep from spreading
G.I. Bill eased tensions on the return of WWII Veterans by providing educational and employment aid
Fair Deal Truman's plan to extend the New Deal reforms
House of Un-American Acts of comm. congressional committee that investigated possible subversive activities within the U.s
McCarthyism negative catchword for extreme,reckless charges of disloyalty
Baby boom increase in births b/w 1945 ans 1964
Sputnik October 4, 1949 soviet's launched this tiny satellite
Levittowns 1949 William Levitt purchased thousands of acres of farmland and sold the building he built there for under $8000
Brown v.s Board of Education 1954, Supreme Court ruled that segregated schools were unconstitutional; went against Plessy v.s Furgeson ruling
Rosa Parks arrested in 1955 for not giving up her seat to a white passenger on the bus; inspired boycotts and became african american member of congress
Montgomery Bus Boycott 1955-1956, protest by african americans in montgomery against segregation in the bus system
federal highway act authorized building of highways thru out the nation, biggest public works project in the U.S.
peace corps provide services to developing countries
New frontier kennedey's plan to improve the economy, fighting racial discrimination, and exploring space
Great Society Johnson's goals in the areas of healthcare
Berlin wall dividing wall b/w west berlin and east berlin (Communist)1961
Vietnamization nixon's plan for a gradual withdrawal of U.S forces as south vietnamese troops assumed more combat duties
Détente diplomacy adopted by nixon to ease tensions b/w the U.S and the soviet Union, and people's Republic of China
SALTI the treaty for the development of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the limits on them
NYTimes V.S. U.S Supreme Court ruled against administration, the study revealed that american leaders involved the U.S in vietnam w/o fully informing the public
Camp david accords 1978 agreements brokered by Carter b/w Egyptian and Israeli leaders that made a peace treaty b/w two nations possible
three mile island nuclear accident on march 28, 1979
Iran Contra scandal political scandal under reagan that involved the use of money from secret arms sales to Iran illegally the Constras in Nicaraguah
supply side economics thory that government should hold the increase the supply of labor and goods to achieve long-term growth rather than increasing demand through gov't spending
strategic defense initiative nicknamed "star Wars" Reagan's plan to develop innovative defenses to guard the U.s. against nuclear missile attacks
Iran Hostage scandal trade of money for 7 american soldiers that were being held
Persian gulf war war fought b/w the U.s and iraq to free kuwait
NAFTA 1994 set as blockade for N. America
Globalization national economics, politics, cultures, and societies mix w/ those of other nations around the world
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