section 3 Flashcards

1
Q

what was the US’s first task to do to mobilize for war?

A

train it’s forces for combat

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2
Q

who controlled the economy during the war?

A

the government

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3
Q

what helped factories shift from producing consumer goods to producing war materials?

A

war production board

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4
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what did the government impose as consumer goods became scarcer?

A

rationing or limitations

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5
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how did many Americans combat food shortages?

A

victory gardens

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6
Q

to pay for the war, the government raised taxes and borrowed money from citizens by selling _______

A

war bonds

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7
Q

how did the Great Depression end?

A

the war

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8
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who replaced men who joined the armed forces?

A

women

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9
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fictional factory worker, Rosie the Riveter, was a symbol of ______

A

American women’s contribution to the war effort

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10
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what 3 things did the work change for the women?

A

better pay
better working conditions
new fashions

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11
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what did women gain during WW2?

A

a new sense of confidence

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12
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what was the “double V” campaign?

A

victory over the enemy abroad and victory over discrimination at home

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13
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to gain equality for Africans Americans, what did Randolph do?

A

called for a protest march on Washington

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14
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did FDR agree to end segregation of the races in the military?

A

no.

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15
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who were the Tuskegee airmen?

A

African American fighter pilots who trained at Tuskegee, Alabama.

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16
Q

the war brought ____ to Japanese Americans

A

suffering

17
Q

after the attack on Pearl Harbor, what did some people question?

A

the loyalty of Japanese Americans

18
Q

although there was no evidence of disloyalty by Japanese Americans, what did FDR do?

A

signed an order allowing the army to move Japanese Americans from their homes to relocation camps

19
Q

even Japanese Americans who were citizens by ___ were relocated

A

birth

20
Q

when congress apologized to the Japanese Americans who were driven from their homes, what did he give them?

A

a compensation of $20,000 to every survivor

21
Q

what was the bracero program?

A

in which recruiters found Mexican laborer a to work in the US

22
Q

where did many Mexicans move to work?

A

on farms and railroads

23
Q

who else were help in government camps?

A

German Americans and Italian Americans