World War I
The two sides in WWI
Who were the Allied Powers, and the Central Powers?
This person signed the New Deal
Who was President Franklin Roosevelt
The effect of World War II on the economy
What was way higher production and employment rates, and a well-functioning wartime economy?
Internment camp
What was a prison camp surrounded by barbed wire where Japanese Americans were forced to live under constant surveillance?
A trench
What was an unhygienic, deep hole in the ground where troops hid in World War I to avoid heavy fire?
New weapon advancements
What were tanks, machine guns, submarines, and chemical weapons.
Great Depression
What was a U.S. economic depression that started in 1929 and lasted about a decade?
New opportunities for minorities and women.
What were high-paying job opportunities in the North manufacturing goods?
The Holocaust
What was the systematic, state-sponsored murder of six million Jews?
In 1945, this many women were part of the U.S. workforce
What is 19 million?
The reason the casualty rate was so high
What were new weapons that made it difficult for any side to gain ground?
The New Deal
What was a series of laws that helped stabilize the economy and helped the lower classes?
Rationing
What was dividing precious goods like gas and butter among citizens so that everyone had some?
Executive Order 9066
What was an order signed by President Roosevelt that gave the military the power to transport and imprison Japanese Americans without due course of law?
Treaty of Versailles
What was the Treaty that ended World War I but humiliated and angered Germany enough by forcing it to pay huge fines and shrink their land and army that they eventually started World War II?
Their assassination started WWI
Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand, next in line for the Austria-Hungary throne?
Hooverville
What was a small shack named after the president at the start of the Great Depression?
The WPB
The comparison of U.S. popular emotion to U.S. action in response to Kristallnacht.
What was a lot of sympathy and lack of willingness for action?
MAIN stands for this
What is Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism?
The reason the U.S. got involved in World War I
What was the Zimmerman telegram, a telegram from Germany that asked Mexico to help the Central Powers in exchange for land in the U.S.?
Black Tuesday
What was the stock market crash in 1929 that started the Great Depression?
Victory Garden
What was a home garden that grew and packaged food for soldiers?
The Civil Liberties Act
What was an act approved by Congress that reimbursed all surviving victims of the internment camps with $20,000?
Endo vs. United States
What was a court case where Endo, an interned Japanese American, won and caused the internment camps to close?