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| US gangster and bootlegger during prohinition |
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| people who oppose all forms of government |
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| divided operations into simple tasks that unskilled workers could do |
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| alcoholic liquor unlawfully made, sold, or transported illegally |
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| one of the most famous Harlem nightspots |
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| a young, dramatic, stylish, and unconventional woman that had bobbed hair and drank liquor alot |
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| victory gardens, head of the FBI, favored ban of alcohol |
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| taught about the darwainian theory of evolution that we came from monkeys |
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| laws banning alcoholic beverages |
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| payments by the losing country in a war to the winner for the damages casused by the war, germany had to pay them |
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| neutral party would listen to both sides and decide |
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| great plains damaged by droughts |
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| promoted voting for blacks and women |
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| provided gvmt insurance for bank deposits up to a certain amt |
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| radio broadcasts made by FDR |
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| taing posesions and evicting families due to nonpayment on morgages |
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| homeless and pennyless wanderer who rode rails |
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| make a small down payement and pay the rest in monthly installments |
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| demanding the investor to repay the loan at once |
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| roosevelts policies for ending depression |
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| makeshift shack on public land |
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| a system for buying and selling shares of companies |
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| policy of giving concessions in exchange for peace |
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| believed by hitler to be a "master race" desired to rule the world |
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| kind of aggressive nationalism |
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| avoiding internaional problems |
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| built by french after ww1 along the german border, made of concrete bunkers |
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| what was the new political party in germany after ww1 |
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| attacked by japanese, brough US into ww2 |
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| who did hitler blame for germanys defeat in ww1 |
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| who was the leader of great britain/england |
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| who was the leader of US in the beginging of ww2 |
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| who was the leader of US at hte end of ww2 |
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| extermination/concentration camp where 1600000 died |
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| begining of operation overlord |
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| command of the US forces in france |
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| sold to US to help pay for war |
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| deliberate and total extermination of a culture |
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| german gvmt secret police |
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| used at battle of normandy (water to land) |
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| mass killing of jews and other civilians |
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| jampanese internment camps |
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| all people of japanese ancestery went there after bombing of pearl harbor |
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| night of the broken glass |
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| code name for the american program to build an atomic bomb |
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| beaches in france that were attacked on ww2 |
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| code name for the planned invasion of france at normandy |
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| weatig a blueand white armband,showed they were jews |
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| confratational conflct btwn the US and SU |
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| helped disadvantaged preschooled children |
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| man accused of killing kennedy |
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| gave aid to european nations to reuild their economies |
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| provided health assistance to low income familes |
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| health insurance for the elderly |
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| first man to walk on moon in 1969 |
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| organization that sent young americans to perform humanitarian services in these countries |
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| lying when one has sworn under oath to tell the truth |
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| new york couple tht were members of communist party, got arrrested and executed bc they were soviet spys |
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| the communist countries of eastern europe remained friendly to SU |
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| investigated assasination of jfk |
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| military alliance in eastern europe |
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| who said the buck stops here |
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| how did the communist keep east berliners in east berlin |
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| when did the cia trained cuban exiles for them to attack and overthrown cuba |
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| 13 days when the US was concerned with the missles located in cuba pointed at US |
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| belief that if vietnam fell to communism, so would the other nations of southeast asia |
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| protest the soueths refusal to integrate bus terminals |
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| applied for a transfer to ole miss |
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| denied admission to her neighborhood school bc of her race |
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| a symbol for the black power mvmt |
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| was elected to lead the montgomery impreovement assosiation |
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| american troops massacered vietnamese civilians |
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| revealed that many gvmt officials during the Johnson admin. privatley questioned the war whie publicly defending it |
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| got arrested for trying to sit in front the bus |
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| south vietnams capital that got remae ho chi minh city |
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| organized by ho chi minh. natinaflist group that united both commmunists and noncommunists in the struggle to expel the japanese forces |
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| prayer isnt allowed in public school |
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| cant ban interratial marriages |
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| authorites immdiatly give suspects a four fold warning |
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| seperated facilities could be equal and allowed segration to continue |
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| brown vs school board of topeka kansas |
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| linda brown, desegregated schools |
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