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| Republican, VP 1920, President 1924, honest, good rep, pro big business, secretary of treasury |
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| Republican, President 1920 election, capitalist, best people for job but hired crooks, corrupt (bad cabinet) |
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| 1920, 60 home runs in one seaon |
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| 1920, 60 home runs in one seaon |
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| Evolution vs. Creation, Evolution in education, Evolution lost |
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| Defended creation in trial |
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| Truman vs Dewey, Dewey won in news, Truman actually wins, surprise votes, speeches in last week of voting |
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| African American Culture 1920s |
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| Pro civil rights, wrote "the crisis" |
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| Soldiers back in 50s from war, adjust to new generation |
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| Great Plains, drout, winds picks up dry dirt, clouds of dust, 20s |
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| made automobile, assembly line, treated employees well, racist, model-t car |
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| racist group causing murder and destruction |
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| never nationalized banks, inaugural address stated gov involvement, fireside chats on radio put hope in people, "nothing to fear but fear itself" |
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| Dec 7, 1941 - attack by Japanese on Naval Base |
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| preventing japan from seizing australia |
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| Last effort of germans, US victory |
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| Adding $ from stocks together, joined investments in stocks |
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| Signal the beginning of great depression, Black Thursday (October 24, 1929) Stock prices plummet |
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| ask business to lay off workers + stop cutting salaries, limited gov. action, tax cuts & building projects, DOESNT WORK |
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| poor? your own fault, get money yourself, earn your money |
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| Unemployment in Great Depression |
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| World War I vietnam gathered in DC demand early cash payment, police shooting, bad for Hoover's rep |
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| Emergency Banking Act, Social Sec |
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| FDR inaugurated, declares "national bank", all banks close, can only reopen with his inspection & approval, puts trust back in banks, more $ put in banks |
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| 1935, provide general welfare by establishing old age benefits, unemployment, maternity, and the disabled |
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| USA & Chna 30 yrs free trade under open door policy, japan threatens china, japan invades china |
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| rapes and murders by japanese to chinese people |
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| japan allies w/ germany and italy, invade indo-china to expand, us bans trade on oil w/ japan, japan needs oil to survive |
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| German faschist, killed jews/manipulated his country |
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| FDR wants to put more judges on supreme court to get New Deal approved, doesn't work |
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trade during war- come to US, pick up yourself, pay in cash
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| in russia, turn germans around in defeat |
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| operation overlord, eisenhower, june 6h 1944, normandy |
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| intwined, involved, together |
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| FDR - Jap/US citizens taken away to camps during war |
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| science of breeding a master race |
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| 1 nation falls to a country, all fall |
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| lending war materials to other countries, want back at end of war, avoiding loans |
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| built ships, libertyship carried cargo and troops, provided daycare for worker's children, low cost health care |
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| poster girl for woman empowement during wwII |
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| Cities US drops atomic bomb |
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| mass genocide of a particular group of people |
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| atomic bomb plan for japan |
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| attacking each individual island, douglas mcarthur |
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| What ends the Great Depression? |
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| FDR & Truman, soldiers in WWII get free education and other benefits |
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| Stalin, Truman, Churchill; Nuremburg |
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| filled positions men left behind during war, first time encouraged in work force |
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| containment of communism, stop spread |
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| competition of capitalism vs communism |
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| South VS North, US in south contain North's communism, china communist, south and north remain capitalist vs communist, mcarthur wanted to nuke full on war, truman says no |
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| broke military segregation |
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| 1961, west side of germany capitalist, east communist, separation and containment |
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| bring supplies to people in communist germany, make capitalists look like heros |
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| North Atlantic Trade Organization, concern for ALL countries |
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| scare of communists in USA |
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| caused scare, accused everyone of being a communist |
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| military industrial complex |
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| method used in schools and homes as a defense in the case an atomic bomb would be dropped |
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| self worth valued by materials |
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| women in home, dad makes money |
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| Eisenhower, change for US but no change foreign |
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| "under god" in pledge of allegiance |
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| The Sun Belt is a region of the United States generally considered to stretch across the South and Southwest (the geographic southern United States). |
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| book about feminism written by Betty Friedan in 1963 |
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| non conformist, pre-hippies |
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| "father" of the beatnicks |
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