1920 mass media technology that standardized american culture
4 causes of the great depression
any information used to influence people thinking and actions
area controlled by foreign nation for economic purposes
area in the mid west u.s. hit by series of droughts in the 30s
belief in laissez-faire system of government
belief in right wing conservative strong central government head
belief in superiority of white, christian
british luxury ship sunk by germany
bull vs bear market
december 7, 1941 event that drew us into ww2
eastern front
economic policy of noninvolvement/ who benefited
fdrs attempt at this angeredamericans as it upset the system of
goals of the new deal
government spending exceeds revenue
hoovers philosophy for battling the great depression
june 1944 d-day invasion happened where
leader f ussr
leader of germany
leader of italy
leader of uk
leading cause of death in spanish american war
mass media convinced people that
massive killing of jews and others by nazi germany
music style of 30s
new deal program that provided relief for elderly and unemployed
rapid surprise german attack
recession vs depression
roosevelt corollary was an extension to
root cause of ww1
runs to withdraw money from the banks
scopes trial centered on debate between
secret us project to build an atomic bomb 2 cities bombs were dr
sensational reporting
style of ground warfare in ww1
symbol of the 1920's
t.roosevelt's use of force to achieve foreign policy goals
treaty that ended ww1
triple alliance (central powers)members
tripple entente
u.s. battle ship sunk in havana cuba
u.s. method used to approach japan
unconventional women of the 1920's
us president at beginning
us president at end of ww2
use of economic aid vs military force to achieve foreign policy
western front