What are examples of government intervention during World War II?

Which are the reasons that unemployment dropped from 14% in 1940 to 2% in 1943?

Government expenditures during the war were twice the amount they had been in the previous 250 years combined. Although a lot of this was financed with debt, much of the war was paid for with:

Which of the following best describes WWII's effect on big business?

Which region of the US became an industrial center due to the war?

Which region of the US was hit especially hard by WWII as many people moved to other regions of the US due to having only two major cities?

In order to prevent labor strife and keep the factories humming so that war production would not decrease, the government forced employers to recognize which labor group?

From a human history standpoint, one of the biggest changes is that many of the workers in those factories were:

Who was a symbol of women in the workforce?

Were many women able to keep their industrial jobs after the war was over?

Which are FDR's 'Four Freedoms'?

Though FDR's New Economic Bill of Rights was blocked by Southern Democrats, Congress did pass which bill to attempt to prevent widespread unemployment for returning soldiers?

How did WWII help reshape how Americans saw themselves?

Though WWII moved the US toward greater principles of equality, there was still a fear of minority groups, which contributed to race riots in Detroit and what series of riots against Mexicans in Los Angeles in 1943?

The war years saw a dramatic increase in immigration from Mexico under which program, lasting until 1964?

25 thousand of these Americans fought in WWII, although their reservations, being largely rural, didn't really share in the wartime prosperity.

Which ethnic group suffered from horrible racism and one of the worst violations of civil liberties in America's history during WWII?

Which Presidential order expelled all persons of Japanese descent from the west coast to internment camps where they lived in makeshift barracks under the eyes and searchlights of guards?

Which Japanese American appealed his conviction for failing to show up for internment all the way to the Supreme Court, where he lost in yet another horrendous Supreme Court decision?

Which group experienced the greatest change during WWII?

Which Presidential order banned discrimination in defense hiring and created the Fair Employment Practices Commission?

World War II saw a continuation of which demographic pattern that saw African Americans leave the South for industrial centers in the North & West?

Many African Americans saw themselves as engaged in which campaign for victory over the Axis powers abroad and over racism in the US?

Angered by discrimination in defense employment, which black labor leader threatened a march on Washington demanding access to defense jobs, an end to segregation, and a federal anti-lynching law?

After WWII, did the U.S. return to its policy of isolationism?

Which of the following meetings among the US, UK, and USSR planned for a more peaceful and prosperous post-war world, established the idea that Germany would be divided, Nazis tried for war crimes, and laid the foundation for the Cold War by allowing Soviet influence in Eastern Europe?

What conference in 1944 established America's economic dominance as the dollar (replacing the pound), and created the World Bank to help rebuild Europe and also to help developing countries and the IMF to stabilize currencies?

Following WWII, the US took the leading role in establishing which organization to ensure peace?