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History 11 Final

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Main Causes Of WWII Treaty Of Versailles (punished Germany) -- fascism (Italy/Germany) -- Great Depression (economic instability) -- militarism (competition of strength)
America's Strategy When Entering War became allies with France, Britain, & the Soviet Union -- utilized American production -- pursued the "Europe First" strategy
Interment Of Japanese Americans put into concentration camps ordered by the President -- used to avoid the chance of Japanese spies
Germany's Political Party In The 1930s National Socialist German Workers' Party led by Hitler (Nazi party) -- anti-Semitism group
Genocide deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or group (ex: Holocaust)
Lend-Lease Act allowed FDR to lend or lease supplies to nations vital to the defense of the U.S.
Purpose Of Price Controls & Rationing In WWII used to ensure the price of living reasonable -- more equitable distribution by limiting the number of purchases (gov't issued points as money)
African Americans In WWII one million African Americans joined the military -- 50,000 actually served in combat units -- other had vital supporting roles
American Women In WWII 350,000 women responded to call -- Women's Army Corps (WAC) was established
Operation Overlord surprise invasion of beaches in Normandy France on June 6th 1944 (D-Day) -- largest attempted invasion -- American & British paratroopers dropped in -- Allie victory
Higgins Boats landing crafts used during WWII in amphibious landings (famous during D-Day)
Main Causes Of The Cold War the Space Race (tensions between US & USSR) -- the Arms Race (nuclear weapons)
Berlin Wall fortified wall surrounding West Berlin in Germany -- prevented East Germans from traveling West -- its demolition in 1989 symbolized the end of the Cold War
Berlin Airlift 1948 airlift that provided food & fuel to Berlin citizens
Policy Of Containment idea by Kennan -- contain Soviet influence & limit its expansion -- used to keep communism away
The Marshall Plan provided food, fuel, & money for Western European nations
Truman Doctrine Truman’s policy of providing economic & military aid to any country threatened by communism
The United Nations aim was to prevent future wars & maintain peace, 51 nations came together in San Francisco to join the UN
Korean War conflict between Communist North Korea & Anti-Communist South Korea -- US helps SK
Impact Of Sputnik first artificial satellite, led to creation of NASA and Space Race
Congress Impact On Civil Rights Plessy vs Ferguson (challenged "separate but equal") -- Brown vs. Board of Education (ruled that school segregation was unconstitutional)
Montgomery Bus Boycott Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to stand for a white passenger -- caused African Americans to refuse riding buses
Civil Rights Act 1964 signed by LBJ -- outlawed discrimination in public places such as school and other facilities
Assassination Of Martin Luther King Jr. shot on April 3rd on his motel balcony & died in the hospital shortly after -- his assassin James Earl Ray was charged with murder
Thurgood Marshall American civil rights lawyer -- first black justice on the US Supreme Court
*JFK look at study guide :)
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