Neutrality
The Oceanic Threat
Mobilization
Wartime America
Minorities
100
The passage of these Acts in 1933 and 1937 banned weapon sales and loans to other nations at war.
Neutrality Acts
100
President Roosevelt met with this world leader and created the Atlantic Charter
Winston Churchill
100
These initials, printing on supplies provided to new recruits to the U.S. Army, quickly became a nickname for soldiers.
G.I.
100
These were money paid by citizens to the government for the war effort, with the promise the government would pay back the money.
War Bonds
100
Native Americans used this ancient language for coding and transmitting radio messages. Never broken by the Japanese.
Navajo
200
This Committee found that war was a way for factories and manufacturers to make money.
Nye Committee
200
The full date on which Japan attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbor
December 7, 1941
200
This is the Act by which men 18 years old have to register with the U.S. Armed Services.
Selective Service Act
200
These groups were formed by citizens to protect Americans at home.
Civil Defense
200
Daily Double
The nickname of the symbolic woman in this poster
"Rosie the Riveter"
300
Daily Double
This phrase named a way for the U.S. to supply other countries with non-military goods.
"Cash and Carry"
300
After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, on December 11th, these two countries declared war on the U.S.
Germany and Italy
300
One of the two abbreviated women's service groups in the U.S. Armed Services.
W.A.C.s
W.A.V.E.S.
300
Home gardens were given this nickname since they were planted to help the war effort.
Victory Gardens
300
One of the two famous African-American groups serving in World War II
Red Ball Express
Tuskegee Airmen
400
This act allowed the US to supply military goods and loans to countries if it was for the protection and good of the US. Main trading partners included Great Britain and Russia.
Lend-Lease Act
400
Before the attack on Pearl Harbor, FDR sent General Douglas MacArthur and the U.S. Navy to protect this Asian U.S. territory.
The Philippines
400
This type of tax helped finance the war.
corporate tax
income tax
400
This organization kept our secrets safe.
The Office of War Information
400
This is the term for the program the U.S. created to recruit Mexicans to move to the U.S. and do fieldwork.
bracero program
500
If President Roosevelt pushed for a policy internationalism early in the war. Congress pushed for a policy of __________ .
isolationism
500
The Atlantic Charter promoted this three-word phrase for a policy toward enemy submarines in the Atlantic Ocean.
"shoot on sight"
500
One of the three organizations that helped with war production during mobilization
WPB
OPA
NWLB
500
2/3 of Japanese Americans called themselves by this term: a term meaning a Japanese American born of American parents.
Nisei
500
This U.S. Supreme Court Case ruled in favor of internment camps.
Koramatsu v. U.S. States