Across
- 2. Millions of Americans bought _____ to help the U.S. government raise funds for the war. P. 568
- 3. The 18th Amendment made it illegal to sell _______. P. 436
- 8. The U.S. gained the upper hand in the Pacific by winning the Battle of _______ making it a turning point in the Pacific War. P. 579
- 10. Wilson’s ______ were his goals for the end of World War I and world peace. P. 399
- 12. One part of Wilson’s Fourteen Points was to establish a _____ of Nations for countries to work together and maintain peace in the world. P. 399
- 13. At the beginning of WWII, the United States practiced_____________________ until the attack at Pearl Harbor. P. 535
- 15. During the Roaring Twenties women who began to dress in more revealing clothes, drink, and smoke in public were known as ______. P. 441
- 18. In 1939 Hitler invaded ______, this started WWII because France and Britain declared war on Germany. P. 539
- 19. In 1883, Congress passed the ________ Act which required the government to hire based on merit and performance on exams rather than political favoritism. P. 271
- 20. Native Americans that transmitted secret code communications between the Allied forces were called the __________ code talkers. P. 579
Down
- 1. The _____ was built to help military and commercial ships move efficiently through the seas. P. 360
- 4. An all-African American aviator unit known as the ____ Airmen demonstrated impressive performance that contributed to the end of segregation in the military. P. 573
- 5. Roosevelt attempted to pass legislation that would allow the president to appoint new ______ to the Supreme Court. P. 493
- 6. Roosevelt’s _____ had three parts: relief, recovery, and reform to combat the depression. P. 489
- 7. To avoid war, Britain and France allowed Hitler to annex Austria and the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia this was called ______. P. 537-538
- 9. Americans planted ______ so that more food from farmers could be shipped to the soldiers and allies fighting overseas. P. 568
- 11. General Dwight Eisenhower led over 100,000 allied soldiers onto beaches of Normandy to begin Operation _______ which was successful. P 574
- 14. On June 6, 1944, known as D-Day soldiers entered the beaches of Normandy to begin the liberation of _______. P. 574
- 16. Executive Order 9066 was issued to place _____ Americans in internment camps. P. 594
- 17. On December 8, 1941, President Roosevelt and Congress declared war on _____ because of the attack on Pearl Harbor. P. 557
