WW2 TEST

Cash and Carry

Allowed allied forces to purchase non-military goods from U.S. using cash

Lend-Lease Act

Provided Military supplies to Allies while maintaining facade of neutrality

Ghost Army Trailer

Inflatable weapons, recordings of tanks, and artillery to create sense of American occupation

Fascism

D: Victimhood, Energy, Purity, Traditional Elites, External Expansion.
E: Treaty of Versailles
S: External expansion to Austria, Asia, North Africa

Isolationism

D: Avoiding alliances and conflict with other nations—Wilson promises
E: Washington’s Farewell Address
S: Return to in WWI, until commitment to global engagement

Great Migration

D: Over a million black Americans left the South and moved North in 1900s
E: Worsening race relations—Ku Klux Klan
S: Job Crisis in North—Can’t handle influx of people until WW1—Factories

Plessy v. Ferguson

D: The establishment of separate, but equal rights for Blacks.
E: Jim Crow Laws
S: Brown v. Board of Education

Roosevelt Corollary

D: Talk Soft, Carry Big
E: Imperialism
S: World’s Cop

Prohibition

D: 18th Amendment—No sale, purchase, transport of alcohol
E: Protestant Temperance Movements
S: Mafia and organized crime

Great Depression

D: 10 Years—Bubbles, No Money, “Economy self-corrects”
E: Black Tuesday > Failing Banks > Unemployment
S: Farm Credit Act, Emergency Banking Act of 1933, New Deal, Emergency Relief Act

Dorothy Thompson

Interviewed Hitler, ridiculed him

Geraldine Snyder

Factories being converted to war efforts

Arnold Forester

St. Louis, Madison Square Garden (German-American Bund)

Military Intelligence Service

Code Breakers, Enigma Machines

Japanese-Americans

Internment camps, not citizens—enemies

Jane Doyle

Aircraft Carriers in Pacific Theater, WASP—Women pilots in WW2

FDR

“Day that will live in infamy” — Pearl Harbor

Modern Warfare

Battle of resources and production

Jingoism

D: Aggressive foreign policy, bad nationalism
E: Spanish-American War
S: Accusation, callback

Progressive Era

D: Public outcry for gov’t intervention—exploitation
E: Roosevelt argued for laws and policies
S: FDA

Moral Diplomacy

D: We ally with you, do business like us.
E: Imperialism—Cultural superiority
S: Recruited for Ally powers in WW1