abc-1 agreement
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An agreement that FDR made with Churchill deciding to defeat Hitler first.
executive order no. 9066
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An order passed during World War II that put thousands of Japanese Americans in California into concentration camps.
war production board (WPB)
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An American board established during World War II that started the manufacturing of tons upon tons of ammunition and other war materials.
office of price administration (OPA)
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An administration passed by FDR that brought inflation under control with regulations.
national war labor board (NWLB)
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A board created during World War II that placed a cap on wage increases.
smith-connally anti-strike act
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An act that aimed at protecting the government's best interests during World War II by banning strikes on federal endeavors during wartime.
women's army corps (WACs)
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An organization made where women could support American troops in the army during World War II.
women accepted for volunteer emergency service (WAVES)
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An organization made where women could support American troops in the navy during World War II.
U.S. coast guard women's reserve (SPARs)
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An organization made where women could support American troops in the coast guard during World War II.
bracero program
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A program started by FDR that brought millions of Mexicans into America to work virtually empty farms during World War II.
fair employment practices commission (FEPC)
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A commission that FDR made to enforce his edict that discrimination is not allowed in defense industries.
congress of racial equality (CORE)
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An organization directed at nonviolent support for African Americans that was founded near the end of World War II.
code talkers
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Native Americans who helped in World War II by speaking in their native language to transmit secret codes.
battle of midway
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An island battle during World War II that changed the tide between American and Japan.
d-day
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The day that the Allies captured and liberated France from Germany.
victory in europe day (V-E)
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The day that the Allied forces invaded Germany and defeated Hitler.
potsdam conference
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A conference held between the Allies and Japan where they demanded Japan's surrender.
manhattan project
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A project established under FDR that created the first successful atomic bomb.
victory in japan day (V-J)
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The day that Japan surrendered to the Allies after being hit by 2 atomic bombs.