US History Review Chapters 34-36

Person known for helping poor & minorities

created FDIC

A relief program that gave jobs for unemployed & White-collar workers (Artists)

1932 that promised bold new reform

Reform program that provided help to the elderly & other groups

Law aimed to reduce Farm surplus

Most popular new deal program that provided work for young men

Most complex New Deal program designed for all three R's (Relief, Recovery, and Reform) to assist industry, labor, & unemployed people

Caused by dry farming techniques, drought, & soil erosion

Event in which African Americans became a vital part of the Democratic Party

Amendment that ended prohibition

A long term recovery & unemployment relief program; "pump-priming"

Most radical New Deal program, providing electricity & dams to a poor area (socialism)

Amendment that shortened time between the Presidential election and inauguration (Lame-Duck)

Law that attempted to reverse forced assimilation (1880's Dawe's Act)

Dustbowlers went here

Agreement that marked the appeasement between Britain and France

Economists believed it would cure the Depression

The group most adversely affected by U.S. war policies

Japan believed they were forced into war by FDR insisting they evacuate here

1940: Americans began to provide many supplies here except war materials

After Hitler signed this, he invaded Poland

Law that allowed the President to send war materials to Britain when France fell

law that was passed immediately after the fall of France

Shared FDR's desire to make Supreme Court more supportive of the New Deal program

policy used by FDR to defend Latin America to help defend Western Hemisphere against dictators

Brought about effective end of neutrality

Law giving labor right to enter into collective bargaining

Theater of warfare that U.S. decided to focus on first

Sight where FDR believed more attacks by Japan would occur

Agency that established priorities for war materials

Alarmed isolationists (FDR speech)

After this, Mussolini resigned & Italy surrendered

Battle in which Allies made use of radar

Strategy used by U.S. to fight Japan

Conference in which Japan was issued an ultimatum by U.S.

Turning point in Battle of Pacific

Increased the most during WWII

Battle that marked the end of Japan's naval power

Agency that imposed top limit on wage increases

Location of heart of African American communities at end of the war

Agency that ensured that no discrimination in war industries

First naval battle in history in which all fighting was by aircraft

Group whose population moved significantly during war

Agency that controlled inflation by controlling goods (rations)

Policy that was modified to keep Hirohito on the throne

Commander of Normandy Invasion

Peak of Hitler's invasion