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what was the House un-American Activities Committee?

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what was the House un-American Activities Committee?

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The House Un-American Activities Committee  was created in 1938 to investigate alleged disloyalty and subversive activities on the part of private citizens, public employees, and those organizations suspected of having Communist ties.

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Japanese American Takes US to court over violation of Civil Rights. supreme Court rules against Korematsu

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How did interment camos violate Civil Rights 

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How did interment camos violate Civil Rights 

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It violated civil rights because it put Japanese Americans in camps and they lost there freedom.

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Hollywood Ten, in U.S. history, 10 motion-picture producers, directors, and screenwriters who appeared before the House Un-American Activities Committee in October 1947, refused to answer questions regarding their possible communist affiliations, and, after spending time in prison for contempt of Congress.

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How did interment camps used in the US during World War Two

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How did interment camps used in the US during World War Two

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They were used to house Japanese as prisoners.

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It was ten camps that held Japanese people prisoner after Peral Harbor

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what is it ment by "Civil Right" Violations

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what is it ment by "Civil Right" Violations

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It was a violation of freedom of the Japanese.

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It was Intergovernmtal agency that maintains peace and relations between nations.

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largest land sea air operation in milatary history

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What was Truman’s rationale for dropping the bomb?
| To try to end the war and show the japs we are not playing games

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What was the Office of Scientific Research and Development? What was its role in WW2?Bring scientist into the war to research on radar sonar and locate submarines worked on medicine 

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What was the Office of Scientific Research and Development? What was its role in WW2?Bring scientist into the war to research on radar sonar and locate submarines worked on medicine 

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What was the War Industries Board?It was where all of the auto industry and war industry came to one 

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What was the War Industries Board?It was where all of the auto industry and war industry came to one 

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victory over japan

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What was the War Industries Board?It was where all of the auto industry and war industry came to one 

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What was the War Industries Board?It was where all of the auto industry and war industry came to one 

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impact of WW2 at Home on minoritiesThey were discriminated but still really helped the war effort 

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impact of WW2 at Home on minoritiesThey were discriminated but still really helped the war effort 

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impact of WW2 at Home on industryThe economy boomed everyone had jobs the nation is making a lot of money 

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impact of WW2 at Home on industryThe economy boomed everyone had jobs the nation is making a lot of money 

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the war in europe was finally over /victory in europe

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1 impact of ww2 at home on women Women were helping the fight by doing non combat jobs nurses ambulance drivers radio operators and pilots 

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1 impact of ww2 at home on women Women were helping the fight by doing non combat jobs nurses ambulance drivers radio operators and pilots 

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If one country in a region came under the influence of communism then all the surrounding countries will follow in a domino effect

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What was McCarthyism and why did it finally fail?

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What was McCarthyism and why did it finally fail?

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McCarthyism is when a person takes Advantidge of another person by that person  being feared by something. It failed because Welch's verbal assault marked the end of McCarthy's power during the anticommunist.

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 explain How internment camps were used in the US during World War Two 

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 explain How internment camps were used in the US during World War Two 

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What was the Berlin wall and why was it built?

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What was the Berlin wall and why was it built?

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The Berlin wall is a wall that keeps people from East Berlin in so they couldn't go to west Berlin.

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with the discovery of hitlers death camps it led to the trial of 24 🤬 leaders

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Rivalry between the US and the Soviet Union

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What was the Bay of Pigs invasion? Why did it occur? What was the result?

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What was the Bay of Pigs invasion? Why did it occur? What was the result?

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Eisenhower is afraid Cuba will become Communist if Castro comes to power ( he is backed by the USSR). In order to keep the policy of containment,

the US will begin to fund and train Cuban rebels who had fled when Castro took over.Under JFK, the invasion is approved and FAILS!!!!!

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NATO is an Alliance between western Europe and the U.S. They would do whatever it takes to stop the spread of communism.

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the results of the war were

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1) What is Blacklisting? Is a list of people whom they in effect condemned for allegedly having a communist background. 500 people lost their jobs because of this.
2) What is Loyalty Oaths? Loyalty Oaths it was a oath that american would say they are loyal.

3) Who were Alger Hiss and Rosenberg? Rosenberg was accused of spying.  They  pleaded the fifth. They were found guilty. were executed for selling plans to Russians about the atomic bomb. He was accused for being a soviet spy for some documents that were typed on his typewriter . he claimed he was innocent and the documents were forged . He was Richard Nixon the one who pursued the charges.

4) What was "Brinkmanship"?

5) What was Sputnik? What was the US response to the Soviet Union's successful launch of Sputnik satellite? Was the first unmanned satellite in space.  It was a soviet satellite. It made  the Americans feel inferior and vulnerable to nuclear attack. Pushed the US to teach MORE MATH AND SCIENCE.

6) What is NASA? NASA is a place were

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The Berlin Airlift was when Stalin blockaded west Berlins food supply and the food had to be flown into west Berlin.

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The United States was flying planes over the USSR taking photos. When a plane was shot down, the US denied everything even though they had the pilot's confession and the plane.

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it started manufacturing supplies and weapons