Quarter 3 US History Interim

3. Speech that described the growing division between democratic Western Europe and Soviet-controlled Eastern Europe.
4. Employees whose tax-funded jobs helped them remain economically stable during the Depression.
6. Major policy shift that expanded federal responsibility for economic welfare.
7. Postwar division of this European nation represented the growing divide between Western democracies and Soviet-controlled Eastern Europe.
8. President who maintained morale through “fireside chats.”
9. Native American soldiers who used their languages to create secure military codes.
10. Japanese Americans were forcibly relocated to these during WWII.
12. U.S. entry into WWII provided this crucial strength that shifted momentum against the Axis Powers.
17. African American campaign calling for victory abroad and equality at home.
19. Economic system promoted by Western democracies after WWII.
20. Eisenhower-era system that boosted economic growth nationwide.
21. This New Deal program demonstrates the lasting impact of the New Deal on American society.
22. 1947 Doctrine that committed the U.S. to provide aid to nations resisting communism.

1. Group that was least directly impacted by the Dust Bowl.
2. Women’s wartime service showed they could succeed in these high-skill roles.
5. 1949 military alliance pledging collective defense against Soviet aggression.
11. Law that provided veterans with education and housing benefits.
13. Political system established by the Soviet Union in Eastern Europe.
14. 1930s artists and writers often expressed this quality while coping with hardship.
15. Before the New Deal, communities offered short-term help through these food distribution centers.
16. Wartime savings and production capacity helped fuel this after the war ended in 1945.
18. This political Party became dominant thanks to the New Deal Coalition.