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-Selective Service (peace time draft) -Smith Act (fingerprinting of aliens) |
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-Pearl Harbor (directly contributes to US entering WW2) -Lend Lease (lend materials for war) -US enters WW2, Japanese relocation camps |
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-Congress of Racial Equality (prevent segregation and discrimination) -Revenue Act of 1942 (increase tax revenues for WW2) |
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-Office of Price Administration(seals prices, ration food) -Detroit race riots (govt. does nothing) -Casablanca Conference (FDR and Churchill meet to discuss strategy against Germany) -Cairo Conference (conference of allied leaders to seek Japan's unconditional surrender) -Tehran Conference (FDR, Stalin, Churchill to discuss strategy vs Germany) |
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-GI Bill (benefits for veterans, $ for education, creates middle class) -D-Day (July 6, invasion for liberation of france on the beaches of Normandy) |
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-Yalta Conference (allies meet to decide on final war plans) -US joins the United Nations -Germany and Japan Surrender (ends WW2) -Roosevelt dies, Truman president -Potsdam Conference (Truman, Churchill, Stalin meet in Germany to set up zones) |
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-Kennan containment (prevent spread of communism) -Employment Act (goal to have full employment) -Atomic Energy Act (develop better bombs) -President's commission on Civil Rights (advocate rights) |
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-The Marshall Plan (economic aid to Europe after WW2) -Taft-Hartley Act (80 day cooling period not to strike, labor leaders must sign non-communist oath) -Truman Doctrine (financial commitment to nations fighting communism) -Federal Employee Loyalty Program (anti-communistic oaths) -National Security Act (creates CIA) |
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-Truman desegregates armed forces -Berlin Blockade (Berlin airlift) -Nuremberg trials (convict war criminals in Germany) |
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-NATO formed -Fair Deal (most don't pass, housing act for construction, minimum wage increase) |
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