World War II era Flashcards

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Lend-lease Program
World War II era
1941

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  1. This act allowed billions of dollars in aid to Allied countries .
  2. President Roosevelt signed the act in response to the war happening in Europe at the time.
  3. The program helped Great Britain continue fighting against Germany.
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Pearl Harbor
World war II era
1941

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  1. A US navel base in Hawaii was attacked by Japanese soldiers.
  2. Over 2,000 people died in the attack.
  3. This even led to the USA entering WWII.
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Bell Aircraft
World War II era
1945

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  1. Bell aircraft was a manufacturer for planes in WWII.
  2. The Corporation was built-in Marrietta, Georgia.
  3. The B-29 was one if the most important planes to come out of the corporation.
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Georgia’s WWII impact
World War II era
1930s

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  1. Georgia had a major plane manufacture that made planes for the war effort.
  2. Georgia had more military facilities than any other state.
  3. Georgia held many enemy prisoners.
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Richard Russell
World War II era
1930s

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  1. Richard Russell was a Governor of Georgia and a U.S Senator.
  2. He pushed for a stronger military and helped the U.S get ready for WWII.
  3. He helped create 15 military bases and research facilities.
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Carl Vinson
World War II era
1883-1981

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  1. Carl Vinson spent 51 years in the U.S house of representatives.
  2. He was wa
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Carl Vinson
World War II era
1883-1981

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  1. Carl Vinson spent 51 years in the U.S house of representatives.
  2. He was influential in the funding if the U.S. Navy.
  3. He won the presidential medal of freedom.
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Holocaust
World War II era
1941-1945

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  1. The Holocaust was that systematic killing of millions of news and minorities.
  2. Over 6 million people were killed by the Nazi regime.
  3. The leader of the Nazis believed the news we’re the cause of all the problems in Germany.
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1946 Governor’s Race
Post-War period
1946

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  1. After the former governor of the time, Eugene Talmadge died, three people claimed to be the new governor at the same time.
  2. Herman Talmadge, Melvin Thompson and Ellis Arnall all believed that they were to be the new governor.
  3. A special election as called an Herman Talmadge was elected as governor.
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William B. Hartsfield
Post War period
1890-1971

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  1. William B. Hartsfield is known for bringing more air transportation to Georgia.
  2. He is also know for overseeing the integration of Atlanta’s public schools.
  3. He was a mayor of Atlanta.
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Ivan Allen Jr
Post war period
1962-1970

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  1. Ivan Allen Jr. was the mayor of Atlanta.
  2. He stared the Atlanta Falcons.
  3. He is known for creating highway 285 and supporting M.A.R.T.A
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Major league sports (that came to Atlanta and their impact)
Post war period
1962-1970

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  1. The Atlanta Falcons were established in Atlanta and has brought a lot of money to Georgia’s economy.
  2. The Braves came to Atlanta in 1966 and many stadiums were built . This lead to the 1996 Olympics to take place in Atlanta.
  3. Ellis Arnall was governor at the time and was a major influence on the growth of the sports industry in Atlanta.
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Herman Talmadge
Post war period
1946

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  1. Herman Talmadge was the son of the former governor Eugene Talmadge.
  2. The general assembly elected him as governor, but Ellis Arnall believed the General assembly didn’t have that power.
  3. Herman Talmadge supported the white primary which kept blacks from voting.
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One person, one vote concept
Post war period
1964

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  1. ” One person, one vote “ was a term used to advocate for voting equality.
  2. This concept stated that everyone’s voting power should be equal.
  3. This concept was one that was used in the fight for civil rights.
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Ellis Arnall
Post war period
1946

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  1. Ellis Arnall was a governor of Georgia.
  2. He had many progressive beliefs, some of which included abolishing the poll tax.
  3. Ellis Arnall is also known for ending the white primary in Georgia.
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