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Social Studies Chapter 10 The Twenties, Thirties, and Forties

Social Studies from the time after WWI until the end of WWII


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Installment buyingAmericans could enjoy a product before paying for it.
The development of JazzA musical contribution of African Americans
Roaring TwentiesThe economy was booming and people had more time for fun.
Henry FordProduced more cars less expensively using an assembly line.
assembly lineCould produce more cars faster and for less cost.
Harlem RenaissanceA time of great artistic activity by African Americans
DepressionIndustries fail to grow and people are out of work.
CCC, WPA, TVA and Social Security ActRoosevelt's Programs to end The Great Depression
The effect of the New Deal on the Federal GovernmentMore authority and more workers
The Stock Market Crash of 1929More people wanted to sell stocks than buy stocks
WPAWorks Progress Administration to build roads, airports and public buildings.
The U.S. Government set up relocation campsFor Japanese- Americans
U. S. entered WWIIJapan bombed Pearl Harbor
WWII began in EuropeGermany invaded Poland
CommunismAll means of production belongs to the government.
Japan surrendered to U.S.The Atomic Bomb dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
D-DayThe largest water to land invasion in history.
Island-hoppingAttacking only the most important islands on the way to Japan
Douglas MacArthurCommander of U.S. troops in the Pacific
Control North AfricaNecessary to invade Italy
FrontsMajor battle lines
WWII was fought hereEurope and the Pacific
General Dwight D. EisenhowerCommander of the invasion of France
NormandyThe Allies entered Europe and attacked Germany here.
Hitler's mass murder of Jews and other people.Holocaust
Hydroelectric DamsUsed stored water to make electricity.
RationingSaved supplies for the soldiers to use
Berlin Crisis, Cuban Missle Crisis, and The Arms RaceThe Cold War