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Flashcards: Ch. 36

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ABC agreementUS and Britain decide to get Germany first while just barely holding on in Asia
Korematsu VS USSup. Court upholds legality of Japanese relocation camps; 1988 US gov. officially apologizes and pays reparations of $20,000 to each camp survivor
Issei & NisseiJapanese for first generation Jap. Immigrants to US; Am. Born Japanese
War Production Boardtold companies what to make; kept order in business world
Norman Rockwellartist made the “four freedoms” poster from FDR’s speech: speech, worship, from want and from fear; propaganda poster
Henry J. KaiserSir Launchalot; super fast ship builder; a whole ship in 14 days
Office of Price Admin.Brought ascending prices down w/ extensive regulations
War Labor Boardimposed ceilings on wage increase
John L. Lewisleader of United Mine Workers; called off strikes b/c of wage ceilings
Smith Conally Anti-Strike Actauthorized fed gov. to seize and operate tied up industries; strikes against gov. industry a crime
Bracerosthousands of Mexican ag. Workers brought in to US to farm and harvest; lasted 20 years after war over
A. Philip Randolphhead of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; black leader; threatened a Negro March on DC for legal rights; gets FDR’s attention
Fair Employment Practices Commissionmonitored for discrimination in defense industries
“Double V”black rally of victory over dictators abroad and racism at home
Congress of Racial Equality1942; militant organization for black rights
“zoot-suit” riot 1943Mex. And Mex. Am. Youth attacked by white sailors looking for them; not sure where
race riotDetroit; 25 blacks and 9 whites killed
Chester Nimitznaval strategist; won war at Midway island June 3-6 1942
The “Alcan” Highwaybuilt up Canada to get to Alaska in case Japan invades through Aleutian Islands
“bloody Tarawa”in Gilbert Islands; taken after suicidal resistance
“Great Marianas Turkey Shoot”250 Jap planes down to 29 US planes
“Suicide Cliff”Saipan; Japanese mass suicide jump in Marianas August 1944;
Jimmy Dolittle’s Raidbombing mission of Tokyo; launch B-25 from carrier, drop bombs on Tokyo and land in China; April 18, 1942
James Farmerorganized CORE; racial equality; 1942 blacks move North; starts getting blacks to sit in an all white restaurant to protest
Charles Drewfather of blood bank; was black; died in ambulance b/c they only had white blood
Gunnar MyrdalSwedish economist; writes “The American Dilemma” says US biggest problem is racism because of stereotype of blacks as inferior among whites; blacks treated as second class by gov.
Tuskegee Airmenblack pilots; segregated and can’t help as much; 99th fire squadron; never lost a bomber
Corrigidorrock in Manila Bay Philippines; final retreating spot of MacArthur’s forces; he leaves; they surrender and walk the Bataan Death March
Executive Order 9066military relocates Jap-Am. To interment camps
Minidoka; Manzanar; Heart Mt.; TopazJap. Interment camps in Idaho; CA; Wyoming; Utah
442nd RegimentJap-Am regiment; one of most decorated regiments; “go for broke”
Executive Order 8802businesses can make gov. defenses as long as they show they’re hiring minorities; done because of Phillip Randolph; monitored FEDC
RnD; randresearch and development; labs getting better; new promo thing for economy b/c we need new weapons; leads to Manhattan Project, radar and penicillin
Anti-sub tacticscrack German code and know where subs are; radar; air patrol
The “desert fox”Marshal Erwin Rommel; German leader moves all the way across N. Africa to Egypt; almost gets Suez Canal
MontgomeryBritish general beats Germans at El Alamein Oct. 1942; moves them to west of Cairo; used Sherman tanks
Monte Lassinocenter of German defense in Italy; an only monastery; makes going up Italy very difficult
Anziobeach head assault in Rome; finally taken in June 4 1944
D-DayJune 6th 1944; invasion of Normandy beach France; bloody but it works
“Blood n Guts”George Patton; US leader in France
1944 electionFDR VS Thomas E Dewey (has isolationist VP; not good)
Fort Bastognestuck in the middle of Germany’s Battle of the Bulge invasion; General A C McAuliffe refuses to give up and they hold it; “Bloody Bastards of Bastogne”
FDR and Hitler deadFDR – massive cerebral hemorrhage April 12 1945; Hitler- suicide in Berlin bunker April 30, 1945
‘ the silent service’Am. Subs sink 1,042 Jap ships; 50% of merchant fleet
Tokyo Fire Bomb Raidtorched the city March 9-10 1945; destroyed 250,000 buildings and 83,000 people
Hirohitoagrees to surrender if he can remain the nominal emperor of Japan
Stalingrad and LeningradRussia able to hold off Germans; for several years; Stalin dying for a second front
Operation TorchN. Africa to fight Rommel Desert Fox; from there go to Italy
Juno; Gold; Sword; Omaha; Utahcode names for beaches planned for D-day; Omaha/Normandy is picked
Operation OverlordD-Day; French Invasion
MalmadyGerman massacre of Am. POW’s very cruel and brutal
Casablanca; Cairo; Teheran; Yalta; Pottsdam1943 in Morocco, issue of conditional surrender; ’43 US, Britain and Kai-Shek; ’43 big 3 plan for D-Day; ’45 in Berlin, future of germany
Vichy FranceSouthern Pro-Nazi French; govern themselves as loyal to nazis; traitors to the Free French in N. France
Charles DeGaulleleader of Free France; later the pres.
Cologne; Dresden; Munich; Berlinall German cities bombed by allies; some fire bombed; led to bunkers in Berlin
Eva Braunmarries Hitler; commit suicide together
Los AlamosNew Mexico where A-bomb detonated for first time July 1945; now we have 2 left
“Little Boy” and “Fat Man”dropped on Hiroshima; dropped on Dagasaki
‘Enola Gay’ and ‘Bock’s Car’planes that dropped the A-bombs in Japan