World War Ii
1933-1945
UNIT III: APUSH
(1.5 weeks--only 2 units left)
Essential
Questions (EQ)
When
should a nation get involved in the affairs of others?
Should
civilians be protected in a time of war?
Reading
Assignments
Date
--reading completed by
American History, Chapter
27
American History, Chapter
28
Free
Response Questions-- Outlines--(Both will be collected)
1.
Compare
Japanese Expansion in Asia (Korea and China) with American expansion in Asia
and the Pacific (Hawaii and the Philippines) at the end of the 19th
century. Were they similar? (This
requires you to review the last unit of the first semester.)
2.
In
what ways did the United Statesı involvement in WWII affect life on the home
front? Discuss economic issues, the effects on minorities (African-Americans,
Chinese-Americans, and Japanese-Americans), and women.
Major
Assignments/Projects and Assessment (There will also be minor homework assignments and
quizzes that are not mentioned on this sheet.)
Date
to be completed
Unit
Outlines
Unit 13
Exam Multiple Choice
Debate 1
Debate 2
Unit DBQ
Study
terms for American History
Identify/Define and state the historical
significance of
(or just answer the questions):
27 The Global Crisis, 1921-1941
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Henry
Cabot Lodgeıs foreign policy ³master of her won fate² |
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Why
did the US negotiate separate treaties after WWI? |
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Washington
Conference 1921 |
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Five
Power Pact 1922 |
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Nine-Power
Pact |
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Four-power
pact |
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Kellogg-Briand
Pact 1928 |
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Explain
the Dawes Plan and circular loans |
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How
did the American loans and investments affect European countries? |
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What
effect did high us tariffs have on debt payments on the part of Europeans? |
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Explain
American influences in Latin America in the 1920s |
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What
was Hooverıs policy in Latin America?
How did he change past practices? |
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What
caused the failure of the Worldıs disarmament Conference at Geneva in 1932? |
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How
did the US respond to the Japanese invasion and occupation of Manchuria in
1923? |
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What
was the London Conference of 1933? What ³bombshell² did Roosevelt drop? |
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How
did Roosevelt end the European payment of debts to the US? |
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What
were the results of the Reciprocal Trade Agreement of 1934 |
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How
did US-Soviet relations change in 1933? What influenced the US govıt to
change its stance initially? |
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Explain
Rooseveltıs Good Neighbor policy in LA. |
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What
were the sources of American isolationism in the 1930s? |
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Nye
Report |
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What
were the basic purposes and provisions of the Neutrality Acts of 1935,36 and
1937? |
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What
did Italy do in 1935 and how did most Americans respond? |
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Franco
and the Falangists (nationalists) in 1937? How did the US , Britain and
France Respond? |
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How
did Roosevelt respond to the Japanese invasion of China in 1937? |
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Quarantine
Speech of 1937 and public response |
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Panay
incident of 1937 and isolationist response |
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Hitlerıs
aggressive moves: Rhineland 1936; anschluss) 1938 |
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Munich
conference |
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Failure
of appeasement |
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Non-aggression
pact |
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Invasion
of Poland and rooseveltıs response |
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Rooseveltıs
request for revision of neutrality acts and Neutrality Act of 1939 |
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Phony
war |
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How
did Roosevelt circumvent the Neutrality Actıs cash and carry provisions? |
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What
developments in the spring and summer of 1940 caused a shift in American
public opinion? What policy actions resulted? |
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Burke-Wadsworth
Act: peace time draft |
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Fight
for freedom committee v. American first committee |
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Election
of 1936. How was Wendell Wilkie different than previous Republican
candidates? What was his difficulty? What did both candidates say about the
USıs role in the war? |
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How
did the idea of lend-lease work? |
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³hemispheric
defense²? |
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How
did Roosevelt move to help the Soviets
after June of 1941? |
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At
what point had the US launched a naval war against Germany? How? |
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Atlantic
Charter |
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Tripartite
pact |
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What
Japanese aggressions in Asia brought Japan and the US into conflict? |
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What
were the results of the attack on Pearl Harbor? (military and politically) |
Chapter
28 America in a World At War
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Was
America unified at the onset of war? |
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What
was the strategy for defeating Japan? Two approaches |
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Battle
of Coral Sea |
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Midway |
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Guadalcanal |
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What
were the two plans for defeating Germany? Which did Roosevelt go with? |
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Summarize
the events and accomplishments of the North African offensive. |
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George
C. Marshall. What did he want to do? |
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Summarize
the events and accomplishments of the Italian offensive |
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How
did the US respond to news of the Holocaust? |
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What
options were proposed for helping victims in camps,etc? |
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Why
did the US not do more to save the Jews? |
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Assistance
Sec. Breckinridge Long |
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St.
Louis |
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How
did the war affect the economy? The budget? |
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What
impact did the war have on the West? |
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Henry
Kaiser |
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How
did the war affect employment? |
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How
did unions do during the war? Increased numbers? What agreements were made? |
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Smith-Connally
Act (War labor disputes Act) 1943 |
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Anti-Inflation
Act |
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Office
of Price administration (was it effective?) |
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Increase
in federal deficit |
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How
did the govıt finance the war? |
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Revenue
Act 1942 (what did it do?) |
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Attempts
at organizing war mobilization |
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War
Production Board( purpose and weaknesses) |
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Office
or War Mobilization |
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Advances
in tech (radar and sonar) |
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Gee
system |
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Code
breakers: ultra and enigma and magic and purple (know the general info
onlydonıt get too detailed here) |
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Fair
Employment Practices Commission |
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Describe
the migration of blacks during the war? Where? Why? What tensions resulted? |
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Congress
of Racial Equality (goals; achievements?) |
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What
roles did blacks serve in the armed forces? What changes toward integration
were made? |
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How
did Native Americans serve in the war effort? |
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How
did the war affect native Americans at home? What impact did it have on
federal policy? The Indian Reorganization Act? |
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How
did Americaıs view of Mexican immigrants change from the 1930s to 1940s?
still deported? |
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Braceros |
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Describe
the migration patterns of Mexicans. |
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Zoot-suit
riotscauses, results |
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Describe
the treatment of women who filled war-time jobs. What difficulties did they
face? |
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Increase
in female employment |
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Rosie
the riveter |
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What
types of jobs did most women take? |
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Increase
in juvenile crime rates |
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What
long-term consequences for the role of women in society and the workforce
were foreshadowed by the wartime experience? |
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Limited
child care |
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Baby
boom begins |
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Describe
the economic good times |
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Fighting
for prosperity at home |
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Image
of the ideal woman who supported the war effort (Grable, USO, etc.) |
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Warıs
effect on colleges |
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Contrast
WWII with WWI in terms of violation of civil liberties, etc. |
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Blurring
of ethnic distinctions and the glaring exception |
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Number
of Japanese-americans; their components. |
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Prejudice
towards to Japanese-Americans and Earl Warrenıs opinion |
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Public
v. government sentiment. Impetus for ³taking action² |
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War
Relocation Authority |
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What
type of opposition was there? |
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Korematsu
v. US |
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Loss
of property; eventual reparations. |
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Repeal
of Chinese Exclusion Acts |
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Decline
in racial animosity |
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Proportion
of Chinese Americans drafted |
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How
did the war help to dismantle the New Deal (congress)? |
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Overview
of election of 1944 and Rooseveltıs new vp |
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What
was significant about the Allied bombings at Leipzig, Dresden and
Berlin? What was the intent? The
result? |
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d-day |
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Liberation
of France |
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Battle
of the Bulge |
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What
was the result of the Americans waiting at the Elbe River in Germany? |
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VE Day |
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Joseph
tillwell and the Burma road; problem with Chiang |
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Battle
of Leyte Gulf (why significant? |
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Iwo
Jima |
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Okinawa.
What did it reveal about Japanese desperation? |
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Firebombing
of Tokyo |
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Internal
conflicts within Japanıs leadership |
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What
events led to the development of the atomic bomb? What motivated the
Americans get a move on? |
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Enrico
Fermi |
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Manhattan
Project |
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Trinity
Bomb |
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Trumanıs
ultimatum, Japanese response, and final decision |
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Arguments
for and against the bomb (which will be flushed out in our debate) Soviet
issue |
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Enola
gay and Hiroshima |
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Nagasaki |
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V-J
Day |
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Total
number of deaths in WWII, etc. (world and US) |