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Union of Socialist Soviet Republic which the U.S. decided to recognize during WWII |
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will lower the tariff and increase trade |
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became chancellor and dictator of Germany |
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Dictator of Italy. Invaded Ethiopia. |
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passed in the U.S. to remain out of WWII |
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Annexed by Hitler in 1938 during WWII |
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increase trade and reduce tariff |
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military controlled country |
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Hitler receives Sudentenland and takes part of Czechoslovakia. |
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unprepared babies that lose really fast and give gifts that turn green over the years (Statue of Liberty) |
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Japan's attack of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii which drew the U.S. into WWII |
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lets business still make money but change what they make. |
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the Office of Price Administration |
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regulates prices and sets rations of products. |
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raised taxes and start selling war bonds |
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race riots in the Southwest |
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the largest amphibious assault in history. An invasion of Normandy, France during WWII |
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Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin meet in Yalta in 1945. USSR will get part of China and North Korea in exchange for entering the war against Japan. |
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the Manhattan Project that was dropped in Hiroshima and then in Nagasaki three days later. Decision made by Truman |
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take north Africa and then move up Italy in a slow war. In the Pacific the battle of corel Sea will be an all air battle and then U.S. troops will stop the Japanese advance at the Battle of Midway. |
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Germans push forces about 50 miles but the success will be short lived when the Germans are surrounded and destroyed |
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serve as nurses, cooks, and support staff. In 1943 there is the first female doctor. |
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