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The Great Depression

Severe economic crisis (1929–1939); banks failed, unemployment soared.

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Herbert Hoover’s Beliefs

Government should stay limited; people/businesses should fix economy themselves.

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Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Beliefs

Government must step in and help people with jobs and aid.

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The New Deal

Programs by FDR to provide relief, recovery, and reform.

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Point of View

The perspective or opinion of the author.

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Audience

Who the message is meant for.

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Purpose

Why something was created (inform, persuade, entertain).

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Bias

A one-sided opinion or unfair viewpoint.

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Historical Context

What was happening at the time that affects meaning.

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Imperialism

Stronger country takes over weaker lands for power/resources.

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Treaty of Versailles

Ended WWI; punished Germany harshly.

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League of Nations

Group formed to keep peace after WWI (weak, failed).

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Allied Powers (main members)

U.S., Britain, Soviet Union, France.

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Axis Powers (main members)

Germany, Italy, Japan.

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Fascism

Dictatorship with total control and no freedoms.

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Five Pillars of Fascism

  1. Dictatorship 2. Nationalism 3. Militarism 4. Control of society/economy 5. No individual rights
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The Nuremberg Laws

Laws that took rights away from Jews in Nazi Germany.

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Kristallnacht

“Night of Broken Glass”; violent attacks on Jews (1938).

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Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact

Germany and USSR agree not to attack each other.

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Munich Agreement

Allowed Germany to take land to avoid war.

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Appeasement

Giving in to avoid conflict.

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Blitzkrieg

“Lightning war”; fast, surprise attacks.

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Battle of Britain

Air battle; Britain stopped Germany.

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The Blitz

German bombing of British cities.

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The Holocaust

Genocide of 6 million Jews by Nazis.

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Lend-Lease Act

U.S. sent supplies to Allies before entering war.

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Pearl Harbor

1941 surprise attack by Japan; U.S. enters WWII.

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Japanese Internment Camps

Japanese Americans forced into camps during war.

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Korematsu v. United States

Court said internment was legal (later criticized).

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki

U.S. dropped atomic bombs; Japan surrendered.

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The Nuremberg Trials

Nazi leaders tried and punished for war crimes.

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Turning Point

A key event that changes direction of history.