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By the end of the war women did not receive social message that they should give up their jobs for returning veterans. true or false?

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women moved into the labor force in large #'s. true or false

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T/F: The melting pot ideal is often referred to as an alternative conception of immigrant incorporation.

T/F: The melting pot is a metaphor generally used to describe the African society in its first years.

T/F: In the beginning the settlers in the "New World" had to create a totally new nation from many different origins.

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T/F paintings promoting war.
T/F most music during the time was promoting war.
T/F Used certain news, only reported somethings

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T/F- Protecting Social Welfare
T/F- Promoting Moral Improvement
T/F- Creating economic reform

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Tiana- The Voting Rights Act of 1965/Civil Rights Act of 1964:

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Tiana- The Voting Rights Act of 1965/Civil Rights Act of 1964:

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T/F: The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a landmark piece of legislation enacted by the U.S. government aimed at ending discrimination at the polls.

T/F: The Civil Rights Act of 1964, which ended segregation in public places and banned employment discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin, is considered one of the crowning legislative achievements of the civil rights movement.

T/F: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was first proposed by Martin Luther King Jr.

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T/F: Rivalry of the Great Powers got out of hand
T/F: Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
T/F: Blacks wanted freedom for slavery

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Vanesa- What caused the US to finally enter WWII 

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Vanesa- What caused the US to finally enter WWII 

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T/F:  Helping allies Great Britain and France

T/F:  Japan's unreasonable demands on the United States

T/F: German submarines beginning to shoot at US war ships

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T/F- It's a literary and artistic movement celebrating African American culture.
T/F-  Had residents from the South, West Indies, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Haiti.
T/F- In 1930, Locke published The New Negro.

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Gabe- Iron Curtain
T/F- the speech was givin on March 5th, 1947
T/F- used by Winston Churchill
T/F- used in a speech at Fulton, Missouri, U.S.

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Ma'Sonia- Popular Opinion of Herbert Hoover during Great Depression

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Ma'Sonia- Popular Opinion of Herbert Hoover during Great Depression

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T/F "Hoovervilles" were established communities for the rich Americans who were surviving the Great Depression
T/F Hoover tried to help the struggling small banks during the Depression by persuading larger banks to loan them money. This would save the small banks from bankruptcy
T/F Hoover had many advantages during the 1928 Presidential election which gave him an overwhelming victory

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Tony Wright - The New Deal

T/F: By 1937 the economy had improved enough to convince many Americans than the Depression was finally

T/F: President Roosevelt was not president during the second term

T/F: By 1939, The New Deal was effectively over, and Roosevelt was increasingly concerned with events in Europe, perfectly Hitler's rise to power in Germany

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T/F Americans and Europeans claimed that it was their responsibility as superior races to uplift and Christanize native people. This was known as the white mans burden and was based upon the ideas of social dwarfism
T/F Claimed it was God's will, the leading proponent Minister Stong claimed America as the leading nation in the world
T/F U.S. trade and business would benefit from imperialism

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Josue U.S main goals in Vietnam
T/F to keep communism from spreading
T/F South Vietnam was part of the communist government
T/F Some Americans believed it was right to fight against communism in other countries and others did not agree

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Devan -What caused the US to finally enter WWII.

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Devan -What caused the US to finally enter WWII.

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T/F They joined o help destroy Nazi Germany

T/F The bombing of pearl harbor

T/F the failure of the cash and carry policy

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LBJ In Vietnam:
T/F: He was committed to maintaining an independent South Vietnam and to achieve success in the southeast Asia.

T/F: Johnson decision to continue the Vietnam commitment, he wanted to follow the path of his predecessors.

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T/F Was signed at the end of WWII
T/F Was signed exactly 5 years after the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand
T/F Woodrow Wilson was president when it was signed

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Abby A : Anti-Imperialist Opinions

Anti-Imperialist was a movement that argued that the US should get out of the Philippines. true or false?

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Vanesa- Us Isolation and Neutrality Acts

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Vanesa- Us Isolation and Neutrality Acts

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T/F: in the 1930's had a series of laws to prevent the US from being embroiled in a foreign war

T/F: president Woodrow Wilson was the leader

T/F: the Spanish Civil War expanded the Neutrality Act of 1937

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the 26th amendment made it so the voting age was 18 instead of 21. the argument was that people allowed to fight in the war were not allowed to vote. it was created to generate more votes from the ppl

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T/F - started in 1952
T/F - ended in 1954
T/F - court justice was al sharpton

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T/F - Penicillin and the home refrigerator was invented during this time.
T/F - Calvin Coolidge was president during this era.
T/F - Called the roaring 20s because it was a time of economic decline.

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 31. Nyasia - MLK and civil disobedience 

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 31. Nyasia - MLK and civil disobedience 

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T/F called his brand of nonviolent resistance "souful force"
T/F He won a noble peace prize
T/f throughout the violence King lost his steadfast philosophy especially when Emit Till was murdered

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Chris - What caused the US to enter WWII?

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Chris - What caused the US to enter WWII?

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T/F The US entered after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor
T/F Not many people died during the Pearl Harbor attacks.
T/F The US entered the war in December 7, 194

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T/F: This name was given to the activities of the people when they were at war.

T/F: It was not a significant part of the war effort for all Americans.

T/F: It also had a major impact on the outcome of the war.

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T/F: There was a race to complete the atomic bomb
T/F: There were more than 130,000 people working on this project
T/F: Germany was the first people to complete the atomic bomb

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With the Truman Doctrine, President Harry S. Truman established that the United States would provide political, military and economic assistance to all democratic nations under threat from external or internal authoritarian forces.

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Chad Pitcher - The Home Front, Rationing and War Bonds

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Chad Pitcher - The Home Front, Rationing and War Bonds

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T/F - Rationing is a fair and controlled distribution of scarce resources such as food.
T/F - The home front is the name given to the activities of their civilians when their nation is at war, these activities are normally support services such as factories that build materials to support the military front.
T/F - Rationing food meant it  was given out once a year.

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T/F The internment was based upon the American fear of the Japanese attacking the United States, after they struck Pearl Harbor
T/F Only Japanese immigrants living in the U.S were victims of the internment. Japanese-Americans were excluded.
T/F The internment caused hundreds of thousands of Japanese citizens to lose their property, including homes, businesses, and personal items.

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T/F not supposed to be president
T/F invited Booker T Washington to dinner
T/F second youngest president

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McCarthyism and Red Scare-
T/F: Red Scare is the fear of communism
T/F: A national witch hunt for suspected communist supporters was "McCarthyism"
T/F: McCarthyism was a world-wide hunt.

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Nativism:the policy of protecting the interests of nativeborn or established inhabitants against those of immigrants.
Nativism was the idea of chris baker
nativism is the policy of protecting of protecting interest

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Monopoly:
T/F: Brought out the stock of other companies.
T/F: Was a good idea and many people benefited from it.
T/F: Banker J.P. Morgan was one of the most successful holding companies.

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T/F- Over 127,000 imprisoned during WWII
T/F- All Americans of Japanese ancestry were sent to Concentration camps.
T/F- In 1988, Congress attempted apologizing by giving $20,000 to each surviving intern.

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T/F America's policy of open immigration had ended
T/F Jews were forbidden from working in certain professions and renting or owning homes in certain places
T/F American's agreed with Hitler's ways

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T/F Fear of Foreigners
T/F The Chinese exclusion act was a result of American xenophobia
T/F Xenophobia only affected Japanese Americans during WW2