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WW2 breaks out and before that hitler started putting jews in camps. France and Britain before the war agreed to hitler terms so war doesn't break out

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Origins of World War II
-Post-war Germany gave rise to Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, which believed in an all-powerful state, territorial expansion, and ethnic purity.  At the Munich Conference, Britain and France appeased Hitler and agreed to his demands to avoid war. Germany used new and bold warfare to invade Poland and France.  Japan’s military leaders pushed for
territorial expansion. Hitler began air strikes on Britain; Churchill vowed never to surrender.
From Neutrality to War
- Congress passed the Neutrality Act of 1935. President Roosevelt favored internationalism, believing trade would
create prosperity and avoid war. The Lend-Lease Act allowed Britain to receive weapons if they paid for them after the war. Japan became a member of the Axis powers. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The United States declared war on Japan.  Hitler declared war on the United States.
The holocaust
- In 1935 the Nuremberg Laws were passed. In 1938 half of Germany’s Jews were unemployed. Between 1933 and 1939, thousands of Jews left Germany.  Many countries limited immigration, and many Jews were turned away. During the Holocaust Germany killed an estimated six million Jews.

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Great depression starts soon after WW1 adn nothing the government really does helps. What also made the great depression worst is the dust storm that destroyed farms

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In a time of great disturbance all Americans were able to come together and help win WWII.

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During the years 1941-1945 the U.S. industry was well prepared, building tanks, jeeps, trucks, airplanes, and ships. The Selective Service brought the first peacetime draft, segregating African American recruits. Women and minorities often took jobs in factories, while many Hispanics harvested crops. The Battles of the Coral Sea and Midway helped stop Japanese advancement in the Pacific. Island-hopping helped the U.S. Navy get closer to Japan. Japan could not decipher Navajo code- talker messages. Allied bombing in Germany destroyed railroads and factories. After extensive planning, 1.5 million U.S. soldiers enacted Operation Overlord on France’s Normandy Beach. The atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima and Japan surrendered unconditionally. The United Nations was founded.

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Explains how the New Deal got people back into work and helped the poor to the rich pretty much in equal with regulatory frame work.

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The Causes of the Great Depression
- In October 1929 the bull market ended and stock prices plummeted. Bank failures destabilized the financial
system and people across the country even those who had not invested in the market lost money. The Federal Reserve’s actions also made it more difficult for the economy to recover.
Life During the Depression
- Nearly one-fourth of the American workforce was unemployed by 1933.  The Dust Bowl that resulted from drought conditions destroyed the crops of many farmers on the Great Plains.  Movies and radio either reflected the
problems of the decade or provided some entertainment as a distraction.
Hoover’s Response to the Depression
President Hoover hoped that private charities, business leaders, and labor and government officials would provide relief. Hoover’s government relief attempts were not adequate to turn around the economic decline.  Congress provided federal funds for public works and loans to the states for direct relief. But these measures were not enough.  Farmers destroyed crops in the hopes of raising crop prices. Public fights with World War I veterans in Washington, D.C., made the Hoover administration less
popular.

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During the years 1933-1941 FDR launched the New Deal and the hundred Days by sending 15 major pieces of legislation to Congress. the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insured bank deposits. The Farm Credit administration refinanced farm mortgages. the National Industrial Recovery act limited industrial production and set prices. the Public Works administration was created. the political right criticized Roosevelt’s deficit spending to pay for his programs. The political left criticized Roosevelt for not going far enough with his programs. The National Labor Relations act, or Wagner act, gave workers the right to organize unions and bargain collectively. The Social Security act provided income for senior citizens, the handicapped, and the unemployed. Roosevelt won a landslide victory due to a new voting coalition of african americans, women, and laborers. The U.S. Housing authority was created to subsidize loans for builders and provide low cost housing. Many agencies created by the New Deal continue to help Americans today.

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Economic Boom occurs. An emotional Rollercoaster hits Americans as times like the Harlem Renaissance happen but so does the Great Depression.

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WW1 breaks out, the u.s. doesnt join right way but help finically to the allies. U.S.joins after gemany sinks non leathal ships

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During 1921-1929 the years Harding’s administration was plagued by corruption scandal the Forbes and the teapot Dome. Harding died after less than three years as president Coolidge became president. the Washington Conference brought eight major countries together to discuss disarmament. The Kellogg-Briand Pact and the Dawes Plan were the major achievements of Coolidge’s foreign policies. technology, such as autos, airplanes, and  radios, led to new industries and economic growth. a great migration during the war created a  larger African American voting presence in Northern cities. The NaaCP battled segregation and discrimination. The first African American from the North was elected to Congress. Natives, Africans and Farmers were left out of the economic boom. Nativists and a new Ku Klux Klan targeted immigrants, Catholics, Jews, and African Americans. Prohibition was implemented.A new bohemian lifestyle and a new youth culture developed a new morality and allowed artists, writers, and musicians a greater freedom of expression. The Harlem Renaissance is born

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The United States Enters World War I
- A naval race caused tensions betweenBritain and Germany. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy created a Triple Alliance leading to fear that Germany wanted to expand its territories.  In 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, triggering the war. Americans became anti-German and supported the Allies financially and with supplies. Germany sank the Lusitania and the Sussex but halted attacks to keep the United States out of the war.
The Home Front
- The Food Administration encouraged families to conserve food and plant victory gardens. In an effort to conserve energy, shortened workweeks and daylight savings time were established. Women, African Americans, and Mexican
Americans took jobs left vacant by white men.
A Bloody Conflict
- New technologies, such as tanks, aircraft, and poison gas were used. States allowed initiatives, Wilson presented his Fourteen Points and called for the formation of the League of
Nations.
The War’s Impact
-  The end of the war led to major economic problems and social tensions, including inflation, strikes, and riots. In 1919, strikes, bomb scares, and fear of communism led to the founding of the FBI, which led raids on immigrants.

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U.S. Started to fight wars over the world so they can get control of the trade and have more world power

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Reveals methods Americans used to better form the nation through laws/acts and how it helped certain people more than others.

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During the years 1872–1917

The Imperialist Vision

- America believed it was its destiny to spread its power and civilization around the world.  As a world power, the United States believed it was necessary to control trade and have a powerful navy.  In July 1853 Commodore Perry traveled to
Japan to negotiate a trade treaty. The United States annexed Hawaii. In October 1889 the first Pan-American
Conference was held in Washington, D.C.
The Spanish-American War
- Yellow journalism sensationalizing Spanish
atrocities caused most Americans to
support Cuban rebels. Cuba became independent, although theUnited States controlled its foreign relations and had great influence over internal affairs. As a result of the Spanish-American War, the United States acquired Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines. A three-year war was fought to secure and control the Philippines.
New American Diplomacy
-The United States established the Open Door policy in China that allowed trade with all nations. President Roosevelt negotiated a peace agreement between Russia and Japan. Taft’s Dollar Diplomacy helped increase
trade and profit in Latin America. The United States provided stability to several Caribbean nations. The United States intervened in the lengthy Mexican Revolution. The foreign policies under Presidents Wilson, Roosevelt, and Taft spread U.S. influence to other nations throughout the world.

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During the years 1890-1920 States adopted the direct primary system; allowed initiatives, referendums, and recall votes; and the Seventeenth Amendment, which provided for direct election of senators by popular vote, was passed. Many progressives joined the movement to win the right to vote for women, culminating in the Nineteenth Amendment. Many progressives focused on social welfare programs, such as child labor laws and safer working conditions. President Roosevelt, a Social Darwinist, took on big business with reform programs that became known as the Square Deal. The Interstate Commerce Commission was strengthened when Roosevelt pushed the Hepburn Act through Congress. Concerned about the exploitation of public lands, Roosevelt urged Americans to conserve the environment, including the nation’s forests. The Clayton Antitrust Act granted labor unions more rights. The progressives failed to address racial and religious discrimination.

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Analysis companies started to go big and had low wage hours people started to strike on the low wages they got

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Shows how too much immigration negatively affected our country so much that citizens continued to separate in beliefs creating more tension all over the U.S.

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During the years 1865-1896 the increase of industrial jobs encouraged large numbers of European immigrants to settle in cities in the Northeast. American nativism along with prejudice and violence began to rise in the United States. New industrial technology, such as skyscrapers, elevators, and trolley cars, helped cities expand. A distinct class system developed where lifestyles of the wealthy were in stark contrast to the middle and working classes. Reformers developed new ideas to help the urban poor with the government taking more of a role in helping those in need. Congress imposed multiple reforms and tariffs and political parties split. Industrialization and new technology increased farm production and made shipping farm products easier. African Americans’ rights were lost when states added polling taxes, or required literacy tests, and passed Jim Crow laws. Education and civil rights became the primary goals of African American leaders.

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During the years 1865–1901
The United States had abundant natural resources of timber, oil, and other minerals. Thomas Alva Edison and George
Westinghouse founded companies that supplied electricity to New York City and Buffalo. Alexander Graham Bell revolutionized communication by inventing the telephone.  The first transcontinental railroad was completed in 1869. The growth of big business led to the development of pools, trusts, holding companies, and monopolies. Andrew Carnegie began the vertical integration of the steel industry. John D. Rockefeller achieved almost complete horizontal integration with his company, Standard Oil. Low wages, long hours, and dangerous working conditions were common in large-scale industries. The first large unions formed but had little bargaining power against larger companies. Unions often used strikes to improve working conditions and wages. The American Federation of Labor became the biggest union in the country by 1900. Women made strides in the workplace with labor leaders, such as Mary Harris Jones.

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Start of whole U.S.

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New mining technologies, such as hydraulic
mining, made it possible to remove vast quantities of earth and process it, but it was at a great price to the environment.  Large population growth resulted in new states: Colorado, North and South Dakota, Nevada, Arizona, and Montana were all added to the Union.  Settlers from the East clashed with  Mexican Americans over land that often dated back to the Spanish land grants. The Homestead Act, passed in 1862, encouraging settlers to move west. New farming technologies, such as Deere’s
steel-tipped plow, made it possible to farm on hard ground. Miners, ranchers, and farmers competed with the nomadic Native Americans for ownership and use of the land. The Dawes Act, passed by Congress in 1887, allotted land to the Native Americans.

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The whole south economy collapse after the civil war. Lincoln had people make an oath to end slavery. Democrats won control over the house

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After the war ended, the south’s economy was in a state of collapse. Lincoln offered amnesty to all who took an
oath of loyalty and accepted the end of
slavery. The Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth
Amendments were passed. Southern states introduced “Black Codes” to restrict African Americans’ freedom. Reconstruction ended and the economy revived; but many African Americans became sharecroppers. All Confederate states rejoined the Union; Republicans took power and introduced major reforms. African Americans were elected to local and state offices. The Ku Klux Klan organized to oppose
Reconstruction and prevent African Americans from voting.
The Panic of 1873, a severe economic crisis, hurt the Republicans politically. The Panic of 1873, a severe economic
crisis, hurt the Republicans politically.

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The south lost and Lincoln gets assassinated

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During the years 1861–1865
The North had several economic
advantages, a larger population, factories
for manufacturing, and more railroad lines.
New weapons, ships, and means of
communication greatly changed the nature
of warfare. The South won the First Battle of Bull Run. The South suffered food shortages and low morale. African Americans and women served in the war effort. Prisoners of war suffered terribly. After winning in Fredericksburg and
Chancellorsville, Lee was defeated at Gettysburg. Lee surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse. President Lincoln is assassinated.

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The California gold rush starts and the 49ers get a jobLincoln is elected president, had arguments with slavery before his election then will eventually lead to the civil war

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During the years 1848–1861
California discovered gold and the "49ers" started working.
Thousands of slaves escaped from slavery via the underground railroad. In an 1858 senate race, Lincoln and Douglas took part in a series of debates about slavery. many southerners were convinced that secession was necessary to keep the South safe. Abraham Lincoln Was Elected
President in the election of 1860. confederates  attacked fort Sumter in South Carolina; the Civil War began.

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Its the starts off the U.S. becoming a bigger country

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During the years 1820–1848
The U.S. started expanding west (believing in manifest destiny)
in 1821 Mexico declared its own independence.
Texas joined the United States in
Feb. 1845. IN 1846, the United States declared
war on Mexico; the Oregon Treaty was
negotiated.
In 1833 Texas organized its own
government. In March 1836, Texas declared
independence from Mexico. Houston became president of Texas;Texans voted to become part of the
United States.

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Time of many movements going on in the U.S. with there being a mixture of good and bad reasons for a movement to be have been started.

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In the years 1828-1845 Andrew Jackson was elected president in 1828. The Indian Removal Act relocated Native
Americans. Jackson weakened the National Bank. Millions of immigrants arrived in the United
States. Germans and Irish were the largest
immigrant groups to arrive. Influential writers Ralph Waldo Emerson,
Edgar Allan Poe, Washington Irving, Emily
Dickinson, and Thoreau emerged. Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
started the first organized women’s rights
movement. Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth
were important African American
abolitionists.

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First real big industries start being built and efforts are done to try to bring the economy together, and during this time slavery was really key cause in the separation of between southern and northern states.

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In-between the years 1816-1832 Cotton became the largest cash crop
of the South, and the demand for slave
labor increased. The Tariff of 1816 is passed. The federal government funded the National Road to tie the nation together.

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U.S. has a reason to use its political parties

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During the years 1789–1816
-Washington became the first president. Hamilton ideas started the first political parties. French attacks on American ships led to the Quasi-War; Federalists tried to limit
political criticism with the Alien and Sedition Acts. The Louisiana Purchase more than doubled
the amount of land available for settlement.  The Battle of Tippecanoe damaged Native American unity, forcing Tecumseh to flee to Canada.

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Is what started the good old United States Of America

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Constitution is made in 1787
The constitution is rules of things that the government can and can not do
The confederation an organization which consists of a number of parties or groups united in an alliance or league.