Chapter 27 Flashcards
the policy of giving in to threats and aggression in the hopes that the aggressor will be
satisfied and make no more demands
appeasement
the nickname given to the leaders of the three major Allied nations: Winston Churchill, Franklin
Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin
Big Three
those who, for religious or philosophical reasons, refuse to serve in the armed
forces
conscientious objectors
June 6, 1944, the date of the invasion of Normandy, France, by British, Canadian, and American
forces, which opened a second front in Europe
D-day
a campaign by African Americans to win victory over the enemy overseas and victory
over racism at home
Double V campaign
the plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima
Enola Gay
the order given by President Roosevelt to relocate and detain people of Japanese
ancestry, including those who were American citizens
Executive Order 9066
a political ideology that places a heightened focus on national unity, through dictatorial rule, and
militarism
Fascism
the forced incarceration of the West Coast Japanese and Japanese American population into
ten relocation centers for the greater part of World War II
internment
the code name given to the research project that developed the atomic bomb
Manhattan Project
equipment and supplies used by the military
materiel
a symbol of female workers in the defense industries
Rosie the Riveter
a flamboyant outfit favored by young African American and Mexican American men
zoot suit