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fascism
aggresive nationism
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intermationisn
the idea that trade between nations creats prospeity and help prevent wars.
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appeasment
the policy of giving concessions in exchange for peace
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holocaust
the catastrphe that ravaged europe jews
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concentration camps
working like slaves til you die of exhaustion
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extremination camps
where u were sent to die in extermination camps
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hemiphere defense zone
western hemishere is nutral
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stragic materials
materials imported for fighting war
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costpluse
a goverment contract to pay amanufactur the cost to produce an item plus a guaranted percent
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liberity ship
basic cargo ships
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disfranchised
to deprive of the rights to vote
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periphery
edges, outer boundry
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convoy system
cargo ships traveled in groups and where escorted by navy warships
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sunbelt
new industrial region
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rationing
limiting the availablity
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victory gradens
gradens planted during war times by americans during war to raise veges
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amphtrac
an amphibs tractor used to move troops from ships to shore
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kamikaze
suiced missions, crash plans
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hedgerows
dirt walls, severals feet thick
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napalm
a kind of a jellied gasoline
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cold war
the ideological and often confrontation conflict between the united nations and the soviet union
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iron curtain
the policitical and military barrary that isolated soviet controlled countries of easter europe after world war 2
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containment
keeping communiss within its present territory through the use of diplomatic, econmic and military
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limited war
a war fought to achieve a limted objective
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subversion
is the effects to secretly weaken a society and overthrow its goverment
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censure
formal disapproval
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fallout
the raition left over after blast
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fallout shelter
a shelter built with the intent to house and protect ppl from nuclear fallout
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massive retaliation
a policy of threatening a massive response, including the use of nuclear weapons, against a communist state trying to seize a peaceful state by force
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brinkmanship
the willingness to go to the brink of war to force the other side to back down
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developing nations
nations with primarily agricultural economies
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millary industrial complex
an informal relationship that some ppl believe exists between the military and the defens industry to promote greater military spendin and influenced govermant policy
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closed shops
the practice of forcing bussiness owners to only hire union members
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right to work laws
outlawed union shops
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union shops
shops in which new workrs were required to jion the union
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fether bedding
the pratice of limmiting work output in order to creat more jobs
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dynamic conservatism
balancing econmic conservation with some activism
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white collar
jobs in feils not required to do labor
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blue collar jobs
jobs required to do labor
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multinational corporations
large coorperations with overseas investment
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franchises
in which a person owens and runs one or several stores
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baby boom
a marked rise in birth rates
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generation gap
the cultural seperation between childeren and thier parents
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poverty line
a figure set up by the gov to relect tge min income reqired to support a family
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urban renewal
goverment program that attempts to elininate poverty and revitalize urban areas
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termination policy
a gov policy to bring native americans into miansteam societ by withdrawing recongnition of native american grouos as legal entities
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juvenile delinquency
anti socail or criminal behavior of young ppl
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