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The U.S. Congress approves the first peacetime conscription draft in anticipation of possible American involvement in World War two.
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This election took place in the shadow of World War two and as the United States was coming out of the Great Depression.
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This was an act that supplied the Allies with materials between 1941 and 1945.
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This film explains the life and legacy of Charles Foster Kane.
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A memorial in which they carved the faces of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln into Mount Rushmore.
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The Japanese attacked America's naval base in Pearl Harbor.
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This order was signed by President Franklin Roosevelt authorizing the relocation of Japanese-Americans.
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This was the most important naval battle of World War two. The naval battle was between the U.S. navy and the Imperial Japanese navy in which the U.S. won.
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The Manhattan Project cost two billion dollors. They researched and produced the Atomic bomb.
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These riots were between the blacks and whites in Detroit. The riots killed 34 people and wounded 433.
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On D-Day, Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy. More than 9,000 Allied soldiers were killed or wounded.
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The bill provided benefits which included low cost morgages, low interest loans, cash payments, education, and one year of unemployment compensation.
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This was a major battle between the Americans and the Japanese in which America fought for and captured Iwo Jima.
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Truman succeded Rossevelt for the presidency after Roosevelt's death.
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German forces laid down their arms.
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The United States asked a surrender of Japan ot the U.S. would destroy them but Japan ignored the ultimatun so the U.S. dropped a nuclear bomb called Little boy on Hiroshima and then dropped the nuclear bomb Fat man on Nagasaki three days later.
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The United States asked a surrender of Japan ot the U.S. would destroy them but Japan ignored the ultimatun so the U.S. dropped a nuclear bomb called Little boy on Hiroshima and then dropped the nuclear bomb Fat man on Nagasaki three days later.
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The job of the assembly was to over see the budget of the United Nations and to recieve reports and make recommendations.
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Robinson was the first black man to play in the major leagues which broke the color barrier for Major League Baseball. He played first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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This was an American program to aid Europe. Untited States gave support to rebuild European economics after World War two.
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Truman faced the Republican nominee Dewey and Truman won unexpectidly.
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The NATO is a system of defense but when it started out it wasn't much more than a politcal party.
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This was a professional basketball league in North America and started with only 16 teams.
