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dropped a couple days following hiroshima; killed approximately 40,000 people

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a japanese city that was destroyed by the use of us atomic bombs during ww2

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final wartime meeting; failure to reach a meaningful decision led to the cold war

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meeting between churchill, stalin, and fdr; russia agreed to declare war on japan; FDR and Churchill promised the USSR concession in Manchuria and the territories that it had lost in the russo-japanese War

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first major meeting among the big 3; agreed to divide germany during war occupation

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meeting between FDR and churchill where they decided to invade sicily before entering france; announced that they wouldn't accept anything less than germany's surrender

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allies launched an assault of nazi-occupied france; the allied victory was a major turning point

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concerned with the constitutionality of executive order 9006; supreme court upheld the idea that this was constitutional

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allowed the internment of japanese americans

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a cultural icon shown with muscles and a speech bubble saying we can do it

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people who commonly spoke narvajo were recruited to be the us standard communication overseers

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resulted because sailors claimed they had been attacked by mexican zoot suitors; a violent riot among sailors

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allowed the us to use temporary mexican agricultural workers

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nonviolent civil rights organization that wanted to improve race relations

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migration of african americans from the south to the north

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research project for atomic weapons during ww2

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gave money to universities for research on future wars

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stabilized prices and rents and worked against speculation among other things

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allocated scarce materials, limited or stopped the production of civilian goods, and distributed contracts among competing manufacturers

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surprise attack by the japanese on a us naval base

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provided a broad statement of us and britain war aims

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a group of ships sailing together for protection

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code name for the German invasion of the soviet union; the germans failed which served as a turning point of the war

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FDR could lend equipment and other things to the axis powers

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isolationist organization that opposed FDR's re-election and wanted to preserve neutrality in WWII

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men over the age of 18 were required to sign up for the draft

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policy adopted by the United States in 1939 to preserve neutrality while aiding the Allies

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military plan meant to bring about a swift victory

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prohibited sale of arms to belligerents in a war; banned loans to belligerents; citizens cannot travel to countries at war or travel on armed ships; passed to prevent American involvement in future overseas wars

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accepting the other country's demands

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an agreement between chamberlain and hitler that germany would not conquer any more land, and if did, chamberlain would declare war

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the government tries to regulate every aspect

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agreement to withdraw from foreign nations to improve international relations

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called by U.S. secretary of state James Blaine in order to reach agreements on various common commercial and juridical problems among the countries of the America; established the pan-american union

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set up federal unemployment insurance and guaranteed retirement workers beginning at age 65

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deficit spending will benefit/stimulate the economy; spent money to create jobs

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provided deposit insurance to depositers

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fdr closed all banks for four days that created a sense of relief for the public

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evening radio chats given by FDR

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specialists who advised FDR and helped develop the policies of new deal

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the beginning of FDR's presidency where he presented his initiatives to congress

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relief: help those affected by the great depression the most
recovery: series of programs meant to help benefit the economy
reform: let government intervention stabilize the economy by balancing the interests of farmers, business and labor

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a series programs and acts introduced by FDR during the great depression; meant to stabilize the economy and provide jobs and relief to those who were suffering.

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ended prohibition

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changed the presidential inauguration date to january 20

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people who moved from oklahoma to california during the dust bowl

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a severe dust storm that destroyed the economy of the northwest

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a migrant worker or homeless worker

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a line of people waiting to receive free food

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provided food for the unemployed during the great depression

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veterans who gathered in dc to demand cash payment redemptions for their service certificates

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provided financial support to state and local governments and made loans to banks, railroads, mortgage associations, and other businesses

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the delay in the payment of debt

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raised tariffs on imported goods

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shantytown built by the poor and homeless during the great depression

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the individual is totally independent from outside resources

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when people run to get their money from the bank, because the bank may cease to function

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the day the stock market collapsed

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sellers traded nearly 13 million shares of the NYSE and investors lost billions of dollars

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buying stocks or borrowing money from the bank

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resolved the reparations that germany needed to pay by us loaning money to germany

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made war illegal as a national policy; defensive wars were still permitted

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washington national naval arms conference 

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washington national naval arms conference 

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was a military conference that focused on disarming east asia.

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was a bribery scandal involving president harding

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modernization of styles after the discovery of king tut's tomb

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a group of writers that came of age during ww1

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head of the Universal Negro Improvement Association;  founded a chain of UNIA grocery stores and other stores

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a period during the 1920s that focused on African American art and music

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people who transported alcohol while it was illegal

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an establishment that sold alcohol during prohibition

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allowed the enforcement of the 18th amendment

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the belief that the bible should be strictly and literally interpreted

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court case in which Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan debated the issue of teaching evolution in public schools; the case was lost and a fine had to be

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invented birth control

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women in the 1920's who bobbed their hair, typically wore looser clothes, and defied the morals and restrictions of the earlier generations

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the process of building outside of the city to make up for a lack of room and desire

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the first major highway that linked the west and east coasts.

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was introduced by henry ford with a lower price which led to more car ownership

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a credit system which products are paid for after a period of time

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controversial film that showed the power of propaganda and revived the KKK

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two immigrants who were accused of murder with no hard evidence and were put to death anyway.

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1921: 3% of a nation ’s foreign-born immigrants could immigrate to America (1910 census)

1924: 2% quot(1890 census)

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a series of law-enforcement raids against anarchists. it began a period of unrest known as the red summer.

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was a racial conflict that began in chicago. black people spread into white neighborhoods.

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was a widespread fear over the rise of communism. it intensified in the 1940s during the cold war