APUSH -Ch 34/35 Quiz Flashcards

1
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What concluded world war I?

A

Treaty of Versailles

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2
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Describe Germans in 1930s

A

disillusioned and desperate

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3
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Who did Germans look to as their saviors from the harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles?

A

Adolf Hitler

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4
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What was the London Economic Conference?

What did this illustrate?

A

U.S.’s withdrawal from the London Economic Conference

FDR’s determination not to associate his New Deal (inflationary) agenda with an international attempt to combat the effects of global depression by stabilizing the international currencies

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5
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What are the two major fascist powers?

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Germany and Italy

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6
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What do Germany and Italy provide General Franco?

Why?

What war is this?

A

they provide economic and military aid

to defeat Spain’s Loyalists

Spanish Civil War

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7
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What is the Spanish Civil War?

A

a prelude to WWII

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8
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Who do Loyalists get help from?

A

the Soviet Union and other volunteers from many countries

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9
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Who remains neutral in the Spanish Civil War?

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Western Governments

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10
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How do Britain and France forestall another bloodbath like WWI?

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they adopt a policy of appeasement in dealing with German, Italian, and Japanese aggression and territorial expansion

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11
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What did Germany and the Soviet Union do?

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signed a nonaggression pact

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12
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what does FDR do to assist Britain? (2)

what did he do?

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  1. circumvents the neutrality acts
  2. Lend - lease act

he gave the British destroyers in return for british military bases

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13
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What brought the US into the war?

A

Pearl Harbor

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14
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What made FDR desperate to assist Britain?

A

the spread of totalitarianism and war in Europe

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15
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Good Neighbor Policy

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stressed non-intervention in Latin America

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16
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Reciprocal Trade Agreements

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reversed traditional high protective-tariff policies by allowing the pres. to negotiate lower tariffs with trade partners, w/o senate approval

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17
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Abraham Lincoln Brigade

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idealistic American volunteers who served in the Spanish Civil War, defending Spanish republican forces from the fascist General Francisco Franco’s nationalist coup

18
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Quarantine Speech

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FDR’s speech where he called for “positive endeavors” to “quarantine” land-hungry dictators, presumably through economic embargos

19
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War Refugee Board

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US agency formed to help rescue Jews from German-occupied territories and to provide relief to inmates of Nazi concentration camps

20
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Lend - Lease Act

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“Send guns, not sons” abandoned former pretenses of neutrality by allowing Americans to sell unlimited supplies of arms to any nation defending itself against the Axis powers

21
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Atlantic Charter

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meeting on a warship off the coast of Newfoundland in August 1941, Roosevelt and British prime minister Winston Churchill signed this covenant outlining the future path toward disarmament, peace, and a permanent system of general security

22
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Describe gov. propaganda during the war

A

exploited racial stereotypes often depicting Japanese ppl with big teeth and bad vision

23
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who had considerable military success early in the war ?

A

Germany, Japan, and Italy

24
Q

What does Roosevelt do to Japanese Americans that was a serious violation against American Civil Rights?

Why?

A

he ordered the detention of Japanese Americans

he feared that they would be disloyal

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Who did the Nazis consider inferior? (5)
Slaves mentally ill homosexuals political prisoners Jews
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Who contributed significantly in WWII?
Blacks
27
What increased national debt?
the considerable financial resources needed to wage war
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What did the success of D-Day bring?
it gave allies a bridgehead in France so they could invade Germany
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how does WWII end?
Germany surrenders
30
What does Pres. Truman order after the war?
focus attention on defeating Japan dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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What is the result of the war b/w U.S. and Japan?
Japan surrenders after atomic bombings
32
What is the atmosphere in the U.S. after Pearl Harbor?
Unified
33
what was the "get Hitler first" strategy?
the US and the allies invaded and liberated the conquered Europe from a Fascist rule
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What was the US's strategy against Japan?
island hopping
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Executive order no. 9066
order of pres. FDR authorizing the war department to remove Japanese "enemy aliens" to isolated internment camps
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War Production Board
established in 1942 by exec. order to direct all war production, including procuring and allocating raw materials, to maximize the nation's war machine
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WAACs and WAVES
woman's branches of the US army, navy, and coast guard, established during WWII to employ woman in noncombat jobs
38
Bracero Program
program established by agreement with the Mexican Gov. to recruit temp. Mexican agricultural workers in the US to make up for wartime labor shortages in the Far West
39
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
nonviolent civil rights organization founding in 1942 and committed to the "Double V" - victory over fascism abroad and racism at home
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Potsdam Conference
Where Truman met with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin and British Leaders Churchill and later Clement Attle near Berlin to deliver an ultimatum to Japan: surrender or be destroyed
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Manhattan Project
code name for the American commission established in 1942 to develop the atomic bomb