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Place in Japan where the "Fat Man" atomic bomb was dropped.

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Place in Japan where the Americans dropped "The Little Boy", an atomic bomb.

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Meeting of the Allied powers to discuss peace treaty negotiations for the end of the war.

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Code named the Argonaut Conference, it was a conference between Allied powers that agreed to demand Germany's unconditional surrender and began plans for after WWII ended.

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Conference between Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill about war strategy after the Soviet invasion of Iran.

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Conference of Allies in Morocco to plan their next move in World War II.

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June 6th, 1944, when the Allies invaded Normandy to take back France from the Nazis.

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Case in the United States that ruled that the US was justified in putting the Japanese into internment camps.

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Order from Roosevelt after Pearl Harbor that forced Japanese Americans into internment camps.

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Icon of the women who worked in the factories during World War II.

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Native Americans (mostly Navajo) who had a complex understanding of other languages and were able to break the unbreakable codes of the Germans.

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Conflicts between off-duty police officers and soldiers and latinos and other minorities in Los Angeles.

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Series of laws signed with Mexico over the treatment of manual laborers.

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Civil rights institution that played a major role for blacks in the civil rights movement.

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Migration of 5 million African Americans from the South to the midwest.

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Program led by the US to develop the Atomic Bomb.

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Supports health research for the good of the American Public.

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Controlled prices of products and rents from being too high.

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Agency that supervised war production during World War II.

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Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941.

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Joint statement issued by Britain and US that defined the terms that the Allies wanted for a post war world.

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Merchant ships that got a naval escort.

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The failed German invasion of the Soviet Union. It was a major turning point in the war.

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Allowed Roosevelt to change another country's government if it is vital to the defense of the US.

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Political group that was actively against America entering the war.

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Allowed the US to raise a draft for the war.

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System of purchase in which the consumer pays for the product immediately, instead of using credit.

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Military strategy that the Germans used which involved bombarding the enemy with attacks.

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Acts that limited US involvement in European wars that were passed in 1935, 1936, 1937, and 1939.

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When Great Britain allowed Germany to take the Sudetenland as long as they wouldn't annex any other countries.

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Agreement between Germany, France, Italy, and Great Britain that allowed Germany to take Sudetenland.

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Political ideal in which the government has total control over its people.

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Roosevelt's foreign policy with Latin America that promoted peace and cooperation.

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Meeting between the US and other Latin American countries to discuss trading and common defense.

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Insurance program created by Roosevelt that gave money to those who were disabled, elderly, veterans, or retired.

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Theory developed by John Maynard Keynes that argued that the economy's total spending effected output and input.

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Agency created by Roosevelt during the Great Depression to insure the banks.

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Holiday made by Roosevelt to shut down the banks and save the economy.

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The speeches that Roosevelt made to the American public over the radio.

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Group of political, economic and social advisers that Roosevelt had during his presidency.

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These were the first 100 days of Roosevelt's presidency in which he introduced his initiatives to Congress.

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The three parts of Roosevelt's New Deal that focused on regulating the banks and economy, creating emergency relief programs, and introducing public works construction projects.

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Programs created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to fix the economy. It had three parts: relief, recovery, and reform.

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Repealed the 18th amendment and allowed for the production, distribution and sale of alcohol again.

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Changed the terms of the presidency and the days of the election to be closer to each other.

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Nickname for farmers escaping the Dust Bowl who moved out to California.

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Period during the 1930s where a severe drought and windstorms destroyed the midwest. These dust storms killed crops, cattle, and people.

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Nickname for the many homeless that roamed the streets during the Great Depression.

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Another source of food for the homeless, where they could receive some bread. These became very popular during the Great Depression.

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Places where the homeless could get a free bowl of soup. These institutions were created by Al Capone.

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Protesters who marched to Washington DC to demand their cash bonuses that they were promised in exchange for their service.

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Government institution that loaned money to banks, railroads, and other businesses.

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A delay in the payment of owed money.

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Raised tariffs on imported goods in an effort to revive the economy.

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Shanty towns where many homeless people lived. They were nicknamed 'Hoovervilles' because many blamed Hoover for the Great Depression.

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What President Herbert Hoover argued would fix the economy. He believed that the government should not get involved and that the economy, through the determination of the American people, would fix itself.

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What happened when the stock market crashed: large crowds of people tried to withdraw their life savings from banks, but unfortunately, the banks didn't have all the money on site, so many people were left with nothing.

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October 29th, 1929, the day that the Wall Street Market crashed, marking the beginning of the Great Depression.

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October 24th, 1929, when terrified investors sold 13 million shares from the New York Stock Exchange.

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Buying assets by borrowing money from a bank or broker. This method became popular during the 1920s, and was a contributing factor to the Great Depression.

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Plan created in 1924 to try and fix the unfair terms that the Treaty of Versailles forced on Germany.

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Also known as the Pact of Paris, it was a treaty that made countries agree to not use war to solve problems between countries.

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Washington National Naval Arms Conference

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Washington National Naval Arms Conference

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Conference that took place in 1921 that deliberated over naval disarmament and tried to relieve growing tensions in East Asia.

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Scandal that exposed then President Warren G. Harding's administration of bribery and corruption.

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Style of architecture and design that became popular before World War I (especially in France).

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The generation of young men killed during World War I.

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First president of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League.

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Cultural boom centered in Harlem that was also known as "The New Negro Movement".

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People who made and illegally distributed homemade alcohol.

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Places where people could get cheap alcohol illegally during Prohibition.

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Law enacted in 1919 that supported and enforced the 18th Amendment.

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Form of religious interpretation that believes in a strict, literal interpretation of scripture.

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Case that accused John T. Scopes of violating the Tennessee Butler Act, which made it illegal to teach the theory of evolution to students.

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Pioneer for birth control and founder of Planned Parenthood.

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Young women in the 1920s who embraced the new freedoms of the Roaring 20s, bobbing their hair, wearing short skirts, drinking, and participating in other activities deemed unfit for women.

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Unchecked population growth in urban areas, seen especially in the start of the 1900s.

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First highway to link the east to the west. It ran from Chicago to LA.

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The first affordable automobile created by Henry Ford. It introduced the idea of the assembly line into factory production.

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A way that people with less money could pay for more expensive things through a series of smaller payments over an extended period of time.

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Controversial silent film directed by D.W. Griffith that helped restrengthen the KKK movement.

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Two men executed for murder and anarchy. It was controversial because a lot of the evidence was based on doubtful ballistics, and it was considered a 'miscarriage of justice'.

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The Immigration Act of 1921 restricted the influx of Jewish immigrants coming to the US, and the Immigration Acts of 1924 limited immigration in general through a national origins quota.

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Raids that tried to capture radical leftists, anarchists, and Communists during the Red Scare.

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Riots consisting of mainly white men against African Americans over the belief that African Americans were taking jobs away from them.

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Wave of anti-communism sentiment that swept the United States.