Analyze the general strategies of the Allies in their effort to win the war on both the European and Pacific fronts. To what degree and in what ways did War II change employment patters in the United States? Analyze the impact of the war on both internal and external migration patterns. Analyze the reasons for the emergence of the United States from World War II as the dominant world power. Compare and contrast the restriction on civil liberties during World War II with the restrictions on civil liberties during World War I. Part II: Unit Terms Define each of the terms by writing them on note cards. Tuesday SEC Neutrality Acts Dust Bowl FERA Appeasement Okies CWA Phony War Japanese American CCC Blitzkrieg Citizens League FHA America First Dorothea Lange Second New Deal Committee Richard Wright American Liberty Lend-Lease John Steinbeck League Winston Churchill Escapism Huey P. Long Atlantic charter Fascism Share-Our-Wealth Plan Pearl Harbor Hawley-Smoot Tariff National Labor Douglas MacArthur Hoovervilles Relations Act (Wagner Coral Sea Reconstruction Finance Act) Midway Corporation NLRB George C. Marshall Bonus Expeditionary John L. Lewis George S. Patton Force (Bonus Army) Congress of Industrial Stalingrad Douglas MacArthur Organizations (CIO) Casablanca Conference Dwight D. Eisenhower UAW War Production Board Fireside chats Frances Perkins A Phillip Randolph Emergency Banking Social Security Act CORE Act WPA Code-talkers Agriculture Adjustment Court-packing Indian Reorganization Act Mary McLeod Bethune Act AAA Indian Reorganization Braceros National Industrial Act Zoot Suit Riots Recovery Act Isolationism Rosie the Riveter NRA Internationalism WAAC Public Works Charles Hughes Earl Warren Administration Kellogg-Briand Pact John L. DeWitt TVA Fascism Internment Glass-Steagall Act Benito Mussolini WRA FDIC Good Neighbor Policy
Analyze the general strategies of the Allies in their effort to win the war on both the European and Pacific fronts. To what degree and in what ways did War II change employment patters in the United States? Analyze the impact of the war on both internal and external migration patterns. Analyze the reasons for the emergence of the United States from World War II as the dominant world power. Compare and contrast the restriction on civil liberties during World War II with the restrictions on civil liberties during World War I. Part II: Unit Terms Define each of the terms by writing them on note cards. Tuesday Dust Bowl Okies Japanese American Citizens League Dorothea Lange Richard Wright John Steinbeck Escapism Fascism Hawley-Smoot Tariff Hoovervilles Reconstruction Finance Corporation Bonus Expeditionary Force (Bonus Army) Douglas MacArthur Dwight D. Eisenhower Fireside chats Emergency Banking Act Agriculture Adjustment Act AAA National Industrial Recovery Act NRA Public Works Administration TVA Glass-Steagall Act FDIC SEC FERA CWA CCC FHA Second New Deal American Liberty League Huey P. Long Share-Our-Wealth Plan National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) NLRB John L. Lewis Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) UAW Frances Perkins Social Security Act WPA Court-packing Mary McLeod Bethune Indian Reorganization Act Isolationism Internationalism Charles Hughes Kellogg-Briand Pact Fascism Benito Mussolini Good Neighbor Policy Neutrality Acts Appeasement Phony War Blitzkrieg America First Committee Lend-Lease Winston Churchill Atlantic charter Pearl Harbor Douglas MacArthur Coral Sea Midway George C. Marshall George S. Patton Stalingrad Casablanca Conference War Production Board A Phillip Randolph CORE Code-talkers Indian Reorganization Act Braceros Zoot Suit Riots Rosie the Riveter WAAC Earl Warren John L. DeWitt Internment WRA
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