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Chpt.17 Sec.3 Matthew Perry
The U.S. forced Japan to open its markets to foreigners whe Matthew Perry sailed into Tokyo Bay in 1853 -
Chpt.17 Sec.1 Hitler
In 1919, Hitler joined a small political group that became the national socialist German workers party. -
Chpt.17 Sec.1 Hitler
November 1923, with some 3,000 followers, Hitler tried to overthrow the German goverment. -
chpt.17 Sec.3 Kellogg-briand
By signing the 1928 Kelloog-Briand pacts, Japan condemed war and pledged to solve all disagreements peacefully -
Chpt.17 Sec.4 Hawley-smoot
congress passed the Hawley-Smoot tariff to protet american industries from foreign competitors -
Chpt.17 Sec.4 Neutrality
Neautrality Acts, banned the US from providing weapons to nations at war.!936, banned loans to such nations, 1937, permittied trade with fighting nations. -
Chpt.17 Sec.1 Ended civil war
March 1936, the nationalist army finally took the Spanish capital of Madrid and ended the civil war. -
Chpt.17 Sec.1 German troops
March 7, 1936, German troops entered the Rhineland, a region in Western Germany -
Chpt.18 Sec.3 Nazis
In 1938, the nazis enacted new policies to make life even more difficult for the jewish people. -
Chpt.17 Sec.2 Phony war
April 1940, the phony war came to an end as Hitler began a successful attack on Denmark and Norway -
Chpt.17 Sec.2 French
june 10, the French goverment amandoned Paris. -
Chpt.17 Sec.2 Germans entered Paris
June 14, German troops entered Paris, and on June 22 France and its more than 1.5 million soldiers offically surrendered -
Chpt.17 Sec.4 Roosevelt
Roosevelt began limiting what Japan could buy from the US -
Cpt.17 Sec 2 German bombing
In December 1940, German bombing of London started sime 1,500 fires, setting the center of the historic city ablaze -
Chpt.18 Sec.1 President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt made his concerns and worries clear to the american people in a radio adress in december 1940 -
Chpt.18 Sec.2 Hitler
By 1941, Hitler had taken control of huge oilfields in romania -
Chpt.18 Sec.5 workers
industries searched for millions of new workers to meet the demands of the lend-lease programs -
Chpt.18 Sec.2 General Erwin Rommel
In february 1941, Hitler sent general Erwin Rommel and a german division to reinforce the italians. -
Chpt.17 Sec.4 Lend-lease act
Americas first committee campaignes strongly against new types of aid. Congress passes lend-lease act. -
Chpt.18 Sec.1
The office of price administration (opa) was established by an executie order. -
Chpt.17 Sec.2 Bombing London
The bombing of London, Caused the blitz,would continue off an on until May 1941 -
Chpt.18 Sec.2 Warships
In august 1941, unknown to the rest of the world, two warships quietly lay at anchor off the coast of newfounland. -
Chpt.18 Sec.1 War Goods
In january 1942, the goverment set up the war production board (wpb) to direct the conversion of peacetime industries that produced war goods. -
Chpt.18 Sec.2 Atlantic
In the atlantic, they sank nearly 175 ships in june 1942. -
Chpt.18 Sec.1 Production
Victory gardens produced about one third of the countrys fresh vegetables. -
Chpt.18 Sec.1 James F Byrnes
May 1943, the president appointed James f Byrens, a long time member of congress and a close presidential advisor, to head the office of war mobilization. -
Chpt.18 Sec.2 Geoge S. Patton
In july 1943, the u.s seventh army, under general George s. Patton, invaded the large island of sicily with british forces. -
Chpt.18 Sec.3 Black sea
In Febuary 1945, months before the fall of berlin, roosevelt, churchill, and stalin met at yalta. -
Chpt.17 Sec.1 Labor force
By 1955, nearly 33 % of the total labor force in the U.S was unionized
