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The Great Depression
Severe economic crisis (1929–1939); banks failed, unemployment soared.
Herbert Hoover’s Beliefs
Government should stay limited; people/businesses should fix economy themselves.
Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Beliefs
Government must step in and help people with jobs and aid.
The New Deal
Programs by FDR to provide relief, recovery, and reform.
Point of View
The perspective or opinion of the author.
Audience
Who the message is meant for.
Purpose
Why something was created (inform, persuade, entertain).
Bias
A one-sided opinion or unfair viewpoint.
Historical Context
What was happening at the time that affects meaning.
Imperialism
Stronger country takes over weaker lands for power/resources.
Treaty of Versailles
Ended WWI; punished Germany harshly.
League of Nations
Group formed to keep peace after WWI (weak, failed).
Allied Powers (main members)
U.S., Britain, Soviet Union, France.
Axis Powers (main members)
Germany, Italy, Japan.
Fascism
Dictatorship with total control and no freedoms.
Five Pillars of Fascism
The Nuremberg Laws
Laws that took rights away from Jews in Nazi Germany.
Kristallnacht
“Night of Broken Glass”; violent attacks on Jews (1938).
Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact
Germany and USSR agree not to attack each other.
Munich Agreement
Allowed Germany to take land to avoid war.
Appeasement
Giving in to avoid conflict.
Blitzkrieg
“Lightning war”; fast, surprise attacks.
Battle of Britain
Air battle; Britain stopped Germany.
The Blitz
German bombing of British cities.
The Holocaust
Genocide of 6 million Jews by Nazis.
Lend-Lease Act
U.S. sent supplies to Allies before entering war.
Pearl Harbor
1941 surprise attack by Japan; U.S. enters WWII.
Japanese Internment Camps
Japanese Americans forced into camps during war.
Korematsu v. United States
Court said internment was legal (later criticized).
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
U.S. dropped atomic bombs; Japan surrendered.
The Nuremberg Trials
Nazi leaders tried and punished for war crimes.
Turning Point
A key event that changes direction of history.