World War 1 To World War 2 Flashcards

1
Q

FDR thought of what program while at this home in Warm Springs, GA?

A

REA

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2
Q

Who was known as the “father of the two-ocean navy”?

A

Carl Vinson

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3
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Who helped build up the military and also helped bring military bases and military projects to Georgia?

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Carl Vinson and Richard Russel

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4
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Who was known as the “Father of the School Lunch Program”?

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Richard Russel

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5
Q

Because of what acts were the U.S. was not allowed to sell weapons to any country at war?

A

Neutrality Acts

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6
Q

What did U.S. provide before Pearl Harbor to aid Great Britain and the Soviet Union?

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Lend lease (Lending or renting weapons and supplies to our allies)

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7
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How did World War 1 begin?

A

When Germany invaded Poland in 1939.

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8
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When did the US enter World War 2?

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When Japan attacked at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.

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9
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What did the US practice before the attack on Pearl Harbor?

A

Isolationism

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10
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Axis Powers

A

Italy, Japan, and Germany

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11
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Allied Powers

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US, Russia, Great Britain, China, and France

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12
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What was FDR’s connection to Georgia?

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The time he spent in the Little White House in Warm springs (the mineral waters relieved his polio symptoms).

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13
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Where did FDR die?

A

Warm Springs

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14
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What were major military installations in Georgia during WWII?

A

Fort Benning, Camp Gordon, and Warner Robbins air base

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15
Q

Where were many American soldiers trained?

A

Georgia’s Fort Benning

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16
Q

What helped soldiers returning to civilian life after WWII?

A

The G.I. Bill

17
Q

What was one of the worst of World War 2?

A

The Holocaust

18
Q

What was the mass murder (genocide) of European Jews, Gypsies, Poles and Slavs by Nazi Germany?

A

The Holocaust

19
Q

What forced many Americans to turn against isolationism and to consider how horrible discrimination and prejudice are?

A

The Holocaust (Hitler’s final solution)

20
Q

What built B-29 bombers in Marietta?

A

The Bell Aircraft Company

21
Q

What were built in Savannah and Brunswick?

A

Liberty ships

22
Q

What did Governor Eugene Talmadge support?

A

Reducing property taxes, white supremacy, and resisting New Deal programs

23
Q

How did Governor Talmadge resist integrating the University of Georgia?

A

By firing two administrators, Georgia’s public colleges and universities oat their accreditation due to his actions.

24
Q

Who was popular with rural voters?

A

Talmadge

25
Q

What war ended on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month?

A

World War 1