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Moving from Neutrality WWII: The Homefront Fighting WWII Abroad Ending the Depression: First New Deal Reforming the U. S. Economy: Second New Deal 100 Points 100 Points 200 Points 200 Points 300 Points 300 Points 400 Points 400 Points 500 Points 500 Points
100 This was the U. S. foreign policy throughout most of the 1930 s while dictators expanded in Europe
100 Isolationism CATEGORY HOME
200 This is the term for acts passed in ‘ 35, ‘ 37, and ‘ 39 to keep the United States out of another messy war
200 Neutrality Acts CATEGORY HOME
300 This is the action the U. S. took against Japan to attempt to cut them off economically before entering the war
300 Oil Embargo CATEGORY HOME
400 This is the act of 1941 that allowed us to lend or lease ships and weapons to the Allies
400 Lend Lease Act CATEGORY HOME
500 This is the ideological statement that was written by FDR and Churchill in 1941 to prep for full war
500 Atlantic Charter CATEGORY HOME
100 This is the famous female icon that was taken from Norman Rockwell’s image in the 1942 Post
100 Rosie the Riveter CATEGORY HOME
200 This is the kid-friendly company that produced animated shorts as mass propaganda
200 Disney CATEGORY HOME
300 This is the federal organization that had sponsor stickers in the windows of local businesses
300 War Production Board CATEGORY HOME
400 This is one famous citizen who challenged Executive Order #9066 instead of heading to camp
400 Fred Korematsu CATEGORY HOME
500 This is the executive order that was created to prevent discrimination during industrial hiring
500 Executive Order #8802 CATEGORY HOME
100 This is the term for the broad strategy that was adopted by the U. S. because Britain was in the most danger
100 Germany (Europe) First CATEGORY HOME
200 This is the name of the Allied leader who had to take on the “Desert Fox” Erwin Rommel in N Africa and later launch D-Day
200 Dwight D. Eisenhower CATEGORY HOME
300 This is the term for the bombing strategy that involved a wide area with an intention to down civilian morale (at night)
300 Saturation Bombing CATEGORY HOME
400 This is the number of Allied troops that accompanied over 13, 000 planes and 5, 000 ships on the beaches of Normandy
400 160, 000 Troops CATEGORY HOME
500 This is the group of A. A. pilots who were viewed as an “experiment” but proved crucial to beating the Luftwaffe
500 Tuskegee Airmen CATEGORY HOME
100 After the national bank holiday, this act was passed to create the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and protect up to $5, 000
100 Glass-Steagall Act CATEGORY HOME
200 This is the regulatory organization that was created to prevent insider trading and speculation on the stock market
200 Securities and Exchange Commission CATEGORY HOME
300 This was the relief program that created camps for young men 18 -25 to plant trees and also prevent a Dust Bowl
300 Civilian Conservation Corporation CATEGORY HOME
400 This was the act that was found unconstitutional after the Schechter Poultry v. U. S. case considering chicken codes
400 National Industrial Recovery Act CATEGORY HOME
500 This is the record number of legislative bills that were passed by FDR in the famous first 100 Days in office
500 15 CATEGORY HOME
100 This is the pension plan that will pay retired individuals a monthly check and also work to aid the disabled
100 Social Security CATEGORY HOME
This was the act that resulted in over 10 million citizens join unions to collectively bargain & use the NLRB 200
200 Wagner Act CATEGORY HOME
300 This was the nickname for the attempt by FDR to add six S. C. justices in order to secure all his New Deal policies
300 Court Packing Deal CATEGORY HOME
400 This is the term for the revolutionary economic theory that encouraged deficit spending to up demand & end recessions
400 Keynesian Economics CATEGORY HOME
500 This senator was in fact a critic of FDR who advocated for a “Share Your Wealth” program and a 100% tax on income above $1 million
500 Huey Long CATEGORY HOME
Category: Oscars Make your wager
Which Oscar winning WWII film featured an conscientious objector?
Hacksaw Ridge CATEGORY HOME
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