WWII Mobilization and Homefront

Italian Leader; fascist, invaded Ethiopia

• Hitler

• Stalin

• Mussolini

• Roosevelt

This was the codename for the atomic bomb program

• Manahttan Project
• Manhattan Transfer
• Alan Parsons Project
• The Big Bang Theory

This was the method used to decrease the use of scarce and essential wartime goods.

• War Bonds
• Rationing
• Selective Service Act
• Propaganda

This expanded the draft and eventually provided ten million soldiers.

• Lend Lease Act
• Neutrality Acts
• Selective Service Act
• CIVIL SERVICE ACT

__________: extreme nationalism, has a dictator, strong military, and no disagreements allowed with leader.

• Julianoism
• Militarism
• Capitalism
• Facism

The Neutrality laws were based on the idea that the best way to avoid war was for the United States

• Maintain a superior army and navy
• Enter alliances with other democratic nations
• Not allow loans or sale of weapons to warring nations. Limit trade.
• Join World War II

In following a policy of appeasement, what did Britain and France do?

• submitted (give in) to Hitler's demands
• entered into a formal defense alliance
• declare war against Hitler
• Offer Ms. J money top stop telling jokes.

Why did the United States enter WWII?

• Germany bombed Great Britian
• To stop the Holocaust
• Because Roosevelt was assasinated
• Japan bombed Pearl Harbor

What was the Lend-Lease Act?

• a policy allowing the president to provide arms to some foreign countries
• Germany rented weapons from the U.S.
• a nonaggression pact between Germany and the Soviet Union
• A policy where Ms. J lends you a pencil for chocolate chip cookies.

The WWII “Double V” campaign called for what?

• Victory over Germany and over facism at home
• Victory over fascism abroad and over racism at home
• Victory over communism abroad and over segregation at home
• Victory over aliens invading from planets Venus and Vulcan.