ok, so i have finals tomarrow, and i was gone a for a few days, i just got the review from the teacher, im freakin out its due in 8 hours, i wake up in 5, i really need help with this its my WORST subject, i have a C, the final is 20% of my grade it will drop me toa D and i dont want a D because ive never had one. will someone please help me?
ill make a second question and give the person answers the most 2x the points .o. and they answer all of them ill make it 4xs the points im desperate D:
Why didnt the US joint he league of nations after WWI?
What gov. angency regulates our monotary policy?
What is the FX market Who participates in it?
What event truiggerd the great depression
What where the underlying causes of the great depression?
Define the following New Deal programs/legilation and what did they do?
SEC-
TVA-
SSA-
FDIC-
What event ended the great depression?
what where the causes of WWII?
Waht event triggerd WWII?What event caused the US to join?
What nations were part of the allies?
what nations joined the Axis powers?
What sraratgey did the U.S. use to defeat Japan
What was the holo-nvm i know that one xp
List names of important allied leaders/generals
on what 2 cities did us drop the atomic bombs?
what were effects of wwii
durring what year was wwii fought?
what did these peolle do and who where they
herbert hoover
FRD (franklin D Roosavlet)
Harry S turman
dwight esinhower
hirohito
joseph stalin
aldolph hitler
Define imperialism
why did the us experiment with imperlisim in the 1890s?
what events did the sinking of the US Maine trigger?
what territory did the US gain durring the Spianish American war?
what is an anti-imperialist?
what did the open door polocy do to trade with china?
what are the general causes of the great war?
who where the allies durring the great war?
who were the central powers durring the great war?
what were the major charateristics on the 1920’s?
what invention had the most effect on the 1920’s?
what were major reasons fo tr the spainish-amrican war?
why did peace efforts in the 1920’s and the 1930’s fail?
terms
nureberg trials
GI bill of rights
manhattan project
lusitina
yellow journalism
nationalism
isolationism
san jaun hill
battle of brittain
battle of the atlantic
d-day
bounus army
philippines
hawaii
1. US wasn’t happy with the other terms of the Treaty of Versailles, most importantly the issue of war reparations
2. Federal Reserve
3. Im not sure
4. immediate cause was the stock market collapse in 1929
5. mismanagement of the Federal Reserve (they shrunk the monetary supply by 1/3) and overspending
6. SEC – not sure
TVA – Tennessee Valley Authority – government controlled power generation facility
SSA – Social Security Administration – established retirement benefits in the form of Social Security
FDIC- Federal Deposit Insurance Commission – government guarantees the safety of all deposits into banks up to $250,000
7. debatable, many would say World War II
8. rise of militarism, ethnic conflict, fascism, left over WWI conflicts
9. German invasion of Poland prompted England and France to join. US joined after Japanese Pearl Harbor attack in 1941
10. allies- US, Britain, France, later USSR, Canada, Australia, China
11. axis – Germany, Italy, Japan
12. US used "island hopping" to gain Japanese islands and ultimately the atomic bomb
13. holocaust
14. Eisenhower – Supreme Allied Commander, Winston Churchill – major British leader, FDR – US president
15. Nagasaki and Hiroshima
16. Cold War, consumerism
17. 1941 – 1945 (US involvement)
18. hoover – US president who was largely inactive during the early years of the depression
FDR – US president who initiated "New Deal" reforms and served during WWII
Truman – US president who served during the conclusion of WWII, decided to drop the atomic bombs
Eisenhower – Supreme Allied Commander during WWII and later US president
Hirohito – Japanese emperor during WWII
Hitler – leader of the Nazi party, instituted the Holocaust, sought German global domination
Stalin – authoritarian, oppressive, murderous and cruel leader of the USSR
19. imperialism – the exploitation of a land, people or country for the sole benefit of a foreign power
20. US tried to create a nation to send some of the ex-slaves back to Africa
21. triggered the Spanish American War
22. the Philippines
23. A person who does not believe in or fights imperialist values or actions
24."Opened the door" for the rest of the world to trade with China
25. militarism, secret alliances, ethnic conflict
26. allies- US, Britain, France, others
27. central – Prussia, Germany, Austro-Hungary
28. Prohibition, gangsters/crime, illegal alcohol trade, consumerism, like the 1950’s
29. not sure, probably radio
30. American imperial desires to gain new territory and trade with exotic places
31. many disagreements and different situations among victorious countries
nuremberg trials – trials of accused Nazis
GI bill of rights – establishment of benefits (education,healthcare) for veterans
manhattan project – code name for American research on the atomic bomb
lusitania – passenger ship that was shot down by German U-boats, pushing the US into WWI
yellow journalism – practice referring to William Randolph Hearst and others of using any means necessary to report the new story
nationalism – exaltation and desire to glorify and promote the state at all costs
isolationism – practice of a country remaining unattached to others’ affairs
san juan hill – location of key battle of Spanish American War
Battle of Britain – aerial conflicts during WW1
Battle of the Atlantic – naval conflict during WW1
D-Day – large scale amphibious invasion of Nazi controlled France (specifically Normandy) in 1944
bounus army – ?
philippines – island nation of East Asia, secured by the US after the Spanish American war
Hawaii – site of key naval base of the US, site of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
| Jun 03, 2009
the axis were germany,italy japan.the atom bomb was dropped in hiroshima and nagasaki.the u.s. joined the battle in Europe because the germans sunk the lusitania,a red cross medical ship.the u.s. gained the Philippines.the Nirenberg trials is where the place of the Nazis crimes.fdr and truman were presidents.eisenhower was the supreme commander of the army during wwII and became president.hirohito was the emperor of japan,stalin was the leader of russia,Herbert hoover was the head of the fbi.you should know hitler.the d in d-day stood for defeat it was the final big battle of the war.germany was triggered by germany invading poland.
justrichtats | Jun 03, 2009
