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In general what role by the Federal government was envisioned in Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal program?

During the Great Depression people constructed makeshift settlements that came to be called:

What were the results of the Presidential and
Congressional elections of 1932

President Franklin Roosevelt’s closest adviser
(kept in the White House after stomach surgery) was:

Right after taking office in 1933 President Franklin D. Roosevelt stated, “The only thing we have to fear is:

The 3 aims of the New Deal were relief, recovery, and:

President Franklin Roosevelt wanted to build up
big ____ and big agriculture as checks upon big business

What were the major goals of the Second New
Deal?

List the work relief agencies during the New
Deal period?

What was the bank holiday? (2)What was the first “hundred days” of the New Deal. (3)List 2 reform laws.

What work relief agency was abolished after 4
months because of the useless jobs that were created?

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration tried
to encourage farmers to

The Blue Eagle, “We do our part,” and codes of
fair competition – all are associated mainly with

What agency during the New Deal was established to construct dams and power plants to generate electricity, control flooding, and produce synthetic nitrates and phosphate fertilizer?

During the Second New Deal, Roosevelt is less concerned than he was during 1st New Deal about

List the main actions of Congress during the
Second New Deal.

The “Kingfish,” “Share the Wealth,” and U.S.
Senator from Louisiana
– all are identified with whom?

The Second Agricultural
Adjustment Act (1938) provided “parity prices” for farmers which meant that if farmers limited production of certain farm products such as corn, cotton, tobacco, rice and corn, then….

During the New Deal Days of President F.D. Roosevelt,
what kind of tax laws were passed by Congress

What were the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards
Act of 1938

Who proposed the “Court Packing”; Why? Results?

List the reform legislation of the New Deal Days.

In what years was Franklin Roosevelt elected
president?

During the New Deal what did Congress do to
protect bank deposits?

President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “bombshell
message” was related to:

Roosevelt’s “bombshell message” informed the London World Economic Conference thatthe U.S.would:

The Nye Committee report helped to persuade Congress to pass neutrality laws in the 1930s because it concluded that:

List the provisions of the Neutrality Law of
1937.

How did the U.S. depart from the policy of isolationism
in the 1930s?

Adolph Hitler was the dictator of ________,
built up the __________ Party, & remilitarize the_________.

The United States began abandoning its
isolationist tendencies when Congress passed a military bill called

The slow abandonment of isolationism by the U.S.
after F.D. Roosevelt became president is seen in what naval incident

Kurt von Schushnigg was the Chancellor of ______
which Hitler seized in 1938.

What area of Czechoslovakia did Hitler get as a
result of the Munich Conference of 1938

What is the name of the building, the number of
the room and the name of the professor in History 202

Great Britain and France were finally convinced that Hitler could only be stopped by war after Germany did what

After war started in Europe President Roosevelt
got Congress to pass a draft act. Why
was it a historical step?

With what leader did Hitler sign a
Non-Aggression Pact in 1939?

President Roosevelt got Congress to pass the
Lend Lease Act in 1941 mainly to enable the United States to:

Great Britain, France, and the United States were shocked when Hitler in 1939 signed a Non-Aggression Pact with:

Joseph Stalin was the dictator of what country?

The U.S. sent Lend-Lease supplies not only to Britain but also to

Roosevelt got Congress to allow the arming of merchant vessels very
soon after the Germans:

(b) Before
war occurred the president was willing to have normal relations with Japan if they
would

President Roosevelt started barring
all vital military supplies to Japan
right after Japan
invaded:

The Japanese attacked Pearl
Harbor on what month, date, and year?

On the home front what problems occurred related
to labor supply and consumer goods? What
was the cost of war?

When the Japanese attacked Pearl
Harbor they also attacked what other areas?

How many men and women served in the armed
services during World War II?

Name the main men and places associated with the
development of the first atomic bomb

During World War II the War Manpower Commission
prohibited workers in defense industries from doing what?

Some consumer goods were rationed during World
War II in order to

What nation in 1942 sent 2
small groups of saboteurs to the U.S. to attack bridges, railroads,
andaluminum plants

People from the country of ____ were put in
internment camps in seven western states during World War II.

The terrible riot that occurred in Detroit
in June 1943 with 43 lives lost was a result of

President F.D. Roosevelt
established the Fair Employment Practices Commission largely as a result of a
threatened march on Washington
led by:

The new role of women in the work force during
World War II is captured in the image of:

Zoot suits, braceros,
Los Angeles
riot in 1943 – all are related to an influx into the U.S of laborers from

The statement “Never in the field of human
conflict was so much owed by so many to so few” is related to:

Who replaced Neville
Chamberlain as Britain’s
prime minister and stated that he had nothing to offer the British but “blood, toil, tears, and
sweat”?

Why was Hitler’s invasion of the Soviet Union a failure

During World War II the escape of an
Anglo-French force of over 300,000 from a German force is called

Who was commander of Operation Torch, the Allied
invasion of North Africa?

Allied troops directed by General Eisenhower
invading north Africa were successful against troops of what nations

The ______ campaign was
significant because it opened the Mediterranean Sea
to Allied shipping, diverted German divisions from the
French and Russian fronts, and provided air bases for attacks on southern
Germany.

When Allied troops invaded Italy they
mainly fought against what nation’s troops?

Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha,
and Utah were
names given to beaches in

What area was chosen for the Allies to invade
with a cross-channel attack on D-Day, June 6, 1944?

Germany’s last big offensive was ended in January, 1945, in
the Ardennes Forest in what was called the:

One of the greatest military
engagements in history occurred in the Battle
of __________ where German troops
advancing into Russia
were finally stopped in February, 1943.

List the places seized by Japan during World
War II?

. What
area did Japan invade in
order to cut off a road over which lend-lease supplies reached China?

The Battle of ________ was the first naval battle
in history in which surface ships neither saw nor exchanged
fire with one another

What battle (June 1942)
marked a turning point in the war because the strategic initiative lay with
the U.S.?

The capture of _________ put Americans only 350
miles from Japan.

McArthur was successful in
cutting off ________ the most important Japanese air and naval base in the southwest Pacific

The second atomic bomb was dropped on the city
of:

Why did
President Harry Truman decide to drop the atomic bomb on Japanese cities?

The Cold War refers to
the situation in which tensions are high with the possibility that:

For what reasons did the U.S. distrust the Soviet
Union before World War II?

From what country did the Soviet
Union refuse to withdraw after promising to do so within 6 months
after World War
II had ended

What is the main reason the Soviet
Union opposed establishment of an Atomic Development Authority?

The tragedy of the
Yalta Conference is that the Soviet Union
refused

Churchill's "Iron
Curtain" speech warned of Soviet
actions in

What were the goals of "Containment?"

The western nations
allowed the creation of the German Federal Republic because they were
convincedmthat the Soviet Union would not allow:

What demand was the Soviet Union making on Turkey in 1946?

The Truman Doctrine
was proclaimed in response, in part, to a communist revolution in:

Why did President Truman propose the Marshall
Plan?

What countries were aided by
the Marshall Plan?

How did the Soviet Union provoke the Berlin crisis of 1948-49?

The members of ______ which included the U.S.
agreed that an attack on one would be considered an attack on all.

With what nations did the U.S. make
Security arrangements?

What document
advocated that the United
States meet each communist challenge
wherever it occurred

Chiang Kai-shek led his
anti-communist Chinese followers to

Initially, when North
Korea attacked South Korea, the Korean Red army pushed the Allies back
to the:

Truman relieved
General_______ from his command in Korea because he disobeyed the