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Mussolini not only declared all political parties illegal except his own, but closed and banned anything going against him(opposition newspapers, public protest meetings..). -
This was one of the contributors to the beginning of the Great Depression, with stock prices that fell sharply in the Great Crash and IRS losses that destroyed confidence in the economy. -
Upon Hiter achieving power, he destroyed Germany’s democratic institutions and reshaped it into a war state, devoting it to conquering Europe for the Aryan Race. -
During Roosevelt’s first term, he rammed through historic legislation and issued a slew of executive directives. -
The Act increased benefit payments and extended coverage for workers(such as widows and young children), resulting in working Americans today being able to be eligible for benefits. -
Roosevelt’s second term focused on providing relief to unemployed workers, which include the Civilian Conservation Corps, the Public Works Administration, and the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. -
The Act provided workers with additional rights such as: establishing minimum wage starting at 25 cents per hour, and a max workweek of 44 hours. -
The German’s victory caused Nazi germany to take over direct control of the Northern half of France by forcing the French government to surrender, they overran Belgium and the Netherlands, drove the British Force out, and captured Paris. -
The Holocaust was a systematic persecution and murder of 6 million European Jews by the Nazi German regime and allies, with the revelation increasing demand for an independent Jewish homeland. -
Roosevelt reminds the only president to serve for more than two terms to this day. -
The failure of German troops against Soviet forces in the campaign was a turning point in World War II. -
This was the official entrance of the United States into World War II. -
Developing the Navajo code provided a fast and secure line of communication during World War II in the Pacific. -
This case showed that the security of the U.S was of more importance to law enforcement officials than the rights of racial groups. -
This battle paved the way for the liberation of France and the final defeat of the Nazis, making it the most significant victory of the Western Allies in WWI. -
Truman’s domestic reform included proposals for expanded public housing, increased aid to education, a higher minimum wage, federal protection for civil rights, and national health insurance. -
Roosevelt’s 4th and final term created the 22nd Amendment, which meant no person can be elected president for more than 2 terms. -
This victory meant defeat of the Nazi war machine during WWII, with both Great Britain and the U.S’s citizens rejoicing in their vanquish. -
Being the most costly war in history, as many as 60,000,000 people died in the conflict, either from the explosion or the aftermath with radiation.