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US History EOC Terms Review

by Shawna McClanahan
1

Growth of manufacturing that led to urban growth and big business.

2

Journalist who exposed corruption and social problems.

3

Policy of avoiding involvement in foreign conflicts.

4

Economic collapse beginning in 1929.

  
  
5

Attack that brought the U.S. into WWII.

  
  
6

Policy to stop the spread of communism.

7

Separation of races by law or custom.

8

Movement of people into cities for factory jobs.

9

Government action to break up monopolies.

  
  
10

Agreement between nations for mutual support.

11

Programs created to provide relief, recovery, and reform.

  
  
12

Policy of relocating Japanese Americans during WWII.

13

U.S. policy of supporting nations resisting communism.

  
  
14

Ending segregation in schools and society.

15

When one company controls an entire industry.

16

Allowed the federal government to collect income tax.

  
  
17

Idea that nations should choose their own government.

  
  
18

Event that triggered the Great Depression.

     
  
  
19

Germany, Italy, and Japan during WWII.

  
  
20

U.S. aid to rebuild Europe after WWII.

  
  
21

1964 law banning discrimination.

     
  
  
22

Business arrangement used to limit competition and control prices.

23

Gave women the right to vote.

  
  
24

Competition to build more powerful weapons.

  
  
25

Law protecting minority voting rights.

     
  
  
26

Organization formed to improve wages and working conditions.

  
  
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