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Why was the us surprised by the attack on Pearl Harbor

US thought the Japanese has the ability to hit the islands (maybe an attack somewhere else)

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Silver lining at Pearl Harbor

2 aircraft carriers are at sea during the bombing

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Japanese internment

Put under executive order 966-US felt Japanese were a threat

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Women in jobs

6 million women work outside the home in war efforts, but bulk stayed home. Massive growth of daycare centers

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Race relations

FDR develops fair employment practice commission “desegregate defense plants”

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Wartime economy

US spends over $4 billion on developing weapons; brings country to full employment and double income

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Battle of midway

Turning point in pacific front for US and Japanese- stops advancement of Japanese any father East (us won by breaking Japanese code and torpedos)

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D-day

Operation overload-Opened 2nd front (Stalin asked for 2 yrs)

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Hitler mistakes

Did not invade UK, underestimate US, invade USSR (and being a vegetarian)

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FDR Great Depression policies

Reciprocal trade act (1935)- lowers protective tariff by 50%

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Good neighbor policies

Good neighbor to Latin America, improve trade, create western system where all counties join to fight against wwii axis powers

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New deal

series of programs designed to put ppl back to work, give instant relief, design instant reform (ex-CCC put 18-25 yr old men to work)

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Causes of Great Depression

Overinflation of stock market, halt in trade by ‘27-‘28, credit easily available, agricultural depression

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Hoover

Blamed for GD, loses election of 1932 cuz he doesn’t like bonus army

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Al Smith

Ran for president 1928 against Hoover, lost cuz he experiences anti catholic bigotry, against prohibition

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Lunatic fringe

Huey long (promised everyone in Louisiana $5k), Francis Townsend, Charles caughlin (catholic radio priest)

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FDR beginning of presidency

Convince ppl they’re going to be ok with fireside chats

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100 days

How a presidents success is measured is by how much they get done in the first 100 days of their presidency

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anti-wwii

Almost no anti war movements

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Double v program

Civil rights during wwii- fighting against fascism over seas and racism at home (African Americans who fought in the war still faced discrimination)

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Korean War (UN police action)

Truman sent troops to Korea to contain communism

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Containing communism

US contains communism by throwing $ at the problem, use conventional weapons, espionage, threats of nukes

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Cuban missile crisis

Closest us and USSR got to using nukes

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Communist leader of north Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh- most popular leader in NV but a communist

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South Vietnam leader

Ngo Dinh diem- Catholic anti communist

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Elvis Presley

Represents bridge between African American music and white mainstream (records 1st record 1953)

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Lindon Johnson’s war on poverty

1964- great society policies include anti poverty campaigns, $ for education, civil rights legislation, Medicare, Medicaid

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Project c

Campaign in Birmingham AL, confrontation of civil rights (leaders attacked), JFK provides support for civil rights movement

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March on Washington

Support civil rights bill

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JFK and Vietnam

jfk escalates war by sending more advisors into Vietnam- 16k advisors by the time of his death

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Gulf of Tonkin resolution

Johnson gets free reign to do what he needs to win war in Vietnam

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tet offensive

Turning point of Vietnam- us is not winning, political defeat for us, even tho us military wins battle

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Southern manifesto

Brown v board- southern politicians sign manifesto to avoid desegregation in public schools

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Eisenhower new look policy

Puts $ into nukes

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Watergate

Creep stands for committee to re-elect the president

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Nixons resignation

Could not survive a trial in senate, so resigns first

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Woodward and Bernstein code

Info given to them from workers on inside