Definitions
Nationalism, total control.
Fascism
Genocide of 6 million Jews.
Holocaust
Suspicions and accusations against perceived communists.
McCarthyism
Segregation that is put into place through laws.
De jure segregation
3 events that led to the Cold War ending.
Soviet economic collapse, failed reforms, and revolts against communism.
The government owns the means of production.
Communism
The dropping of 2 atomic bombs and the invasion of Manchuria led to this event.
Japanese surrender
A peace keeping organization that was created after WW2.
The UN
Segregation that is put into place through culture and tradition.
De facto segregation
The US provided aid to countries resisting communism, 400 million to Turkey and Greece.
Truman Doctrine
Absolute government control.
Totalitarianism
The camps Japanese Americans were held in during WW2.
Internment camps
A defensive alliance between the US and other European nations.
NATO
A group of students that enrolled in an Arkansas high school causing protests and high tensions. The president provided them security to asure they could go to school safely.
Little Rock 9
The creator of fascism.
Benito Mussolini
Power of the people, for the people.
Democracy
Germany being crushed on 2 fronts and the allies closing in led to this event.
German surrender
13 day long conflict where the US and USSR stationed missiles in Cuba and Turkey causing high nuclear tentions.
Cuban Missile Crisis
Supreme Court case where is was decided that schools would be desegregated.
Brown v Board of Education
An act allowing Hitler to gain governmental control, he could now do things without consulting parliament.
Enabling Act
People can freely buy, sell and own things.
Capitalism
The conflict that caused the US to get involved in WW2.
Pearl Harbor
The reason the US got involved in the Vietnam and Korean War.
Domino Theory
Supreme Court case were is was decided that segregation was legal as long as separate but equal facilities were provided.
Plessy v Ferguson
One of the following is NOT a consequence of the Treaty of Versailles:
Fascists interests
Economic problems
Jobs created
German people angry
Jobs created