Great Depression & World War II
Crash of 1929, New Deal, rise of fascism, WWII homefront, D-Day, atomic bomb, and the Holocaust
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Study the stock market crash of 1929, Hoover vs FDR, the New Deal (CCC, WPA, Social Security), the Dust Bowl, causes of WWII, Pearl Harbor, the homefront (Rosie the Riveter, Japanese internment), D-Day, the atomic bomb, and the Holocaust.
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