APUSH Period 7: Chapter 24

Anti-democratic, originated in Italy 1920s, centralized, Authorian state

Led by Adolf Hitler, banned any political opposition

Military alliance between Germany and Italy

Embargo on selling arms to warring countries, declares Americans could travel at their own risk

Those who believed that the U.S. should intervene in Europe

Britain and France accept that Germany will annex the Sudetenland, in order for no more German aggression

Led by isolationists, urged America to stay out of any wars

FDR re-election speech that outlined a liberal international order with appeal beyond European and American audiences

President could give arms and equipment to any nation whose defense was vital to the US

Called for economic cooperation between U.S. and UK, international self-determination, and guarantees of political stability

Japanese attack on U.S., draws U.S. into near unanimous support for entry into WW2

Native American, Navajos who communicated orders to fleet managers, unbreakable code

Prevented the BSCP from marching on Washington, prohibited discrimination in workplaces

Clothing worn my male Hispanic teenagers in L.A., underlined rejection of middle-class values

Authorized War Department to force Japanese Americans into relocation camps for the rest of the war

June 6th, 1944, Allies invade German occupied France commanded by an American general

Nazi extermination of "undesirables", including Jews, LGBTQ, disabled, other ethnic groups

Project for the first atomic bomb, extremely privated

Gained power in 1922 Italy, denounced Treaty of Versailles, Italian dictator

Led NAZI Party, consolidated power, banned all opposition

Japanese general, became the prime minister, accelerated attack on U.S.

Isolationist, aviator hero, delivered passionate speeches against intervention in Europe

British prime minister, Atlantic Charter, succeeded Neville Chamberlain

Senator, chosen to be VP to FDR when FDR's health is declining

Led the largest ever armada at D-Day