apush period 7: 1890-1945
bombing of pearl harbor
ABC-1 agreement
if u.s. entered war, first efforts would go towards Germany, then japan
national unity during ww2 sped up the assimilation of immigrants
japanese amerncans were forced into concentration camps
executive order 9066
korematsu v. u.s. ruled the camps were constitutional
war production board - oversaw war production
stopped production of nonessential items
office of price administration brought down scarcity of consumer goods that led to inflation
war labor board - imposed ceilings on wage increases
labor unions were unhappy and called members to go on strike
smith-conally anti-strike act - authorized govt to operate industries under strike like coal mnes and railroads
bracers - Mexican agricultural workers
women enlisted in military
WAACs - women in army
WAVES - women in navy
SPARs - women in coast guard
fair employment practices commission - used to monitor compliance with FDR executive order that forbade discrimination n defense industries
mechanical cotton picker - cotton south’s need for cheap labor disappeared, so many blacks moved NORTH cause and effect.
native Americans served in army forces and made contributions as “CODE TALKERS” - transmitted radio messages in native languages, which axis powers could not understand
national debt rose under FDR
japan got complete control over the Philippines
crucial battle at CORAL SEA - stopped Japanese advancement
naval battle near MIDWAY - japanwese retreated. turning point in the pacific war.
roosevelt, Churchill, and stalin met in tehran to coordinate a second front. agreed on broad plans. eisenhower was given command.
invaded frnace, ormandy
battle of buldge
allies were driven back, creating a “buldge” in the allowed front
they discovered the concentration camps where jews were mistreated during the holocaust
soviets captured berlin
hitler committed suicide 1945
Manhatten project - developed atomic bomb
hirohipa and nagasaki
bombing of pearl harbor
ABC-1 agreement
if u.s. entered war, first efforts would go towards Germany, then japan
national unity during ww2 sped up the assimilation of immigrants
japanese amerncans were forced into concentration camps
executive order 9066
korematsu v. u.s. ruled the camps were constitutional
war production board - oversaw war production
stopped production of nonessential items
office of price administration brought down scarcity of consumer goods that led to inflation
war labor board - imposed ceilings on wage increases
labor unions were unhappy and called members to go on strike
smith-conally anti-strike act - authorized govt to operate industries under strike like coal mnes and railroads
bracers - Mexican agricultural workers
women enlisted in military
WAACs - women in army
WAVES - women in navy
SPARs - women in coast guard
fair employment practices commission - used to monitor compliance with FDR executive order that forbade discrimination n defense industries
mechanical cotton picker - cotton south’s need for cheap labor disappeared, so many blacks moved NORTH cause and effect.
native Americans served in army forces and made contributions as “CODE TALKERS” - transmitted radio messages in native languages, which axis powers could not understand
national debt rose under FDR
japan got complete control over the Philippines
crucial battle at CORAL SEA - stopped Japanese advancement
naval battle near MIDWAY - japanwese retreated. turning point in the pacific war.
roosevelt, Churchill, and stalin met in tehran to coordinate a second front. agreed on broad plans. eisenhower was given command.
invaded frnace, ormandy
battle of buldge
allies were driven back, creating a “buldge” in the allowed front
they discovered the concentration camps where jews were mistreated during the holocaust
soviets captured berlin
hitler committed suicide 1945
Manhatten project - developed atomic bomb
hirohipa and nagasaki