SS imperialism WWII vocab

Question 1

totalitarianism

Answer 1

the belief that a government should have complete and total control over every aspect of life

Question 2

Isolationism

Answer 2

A policy of staying out of other countries interests conflicts and affairs

Question 3

subjugation

Answer 3

the act of bringing someone of something under somain or control

Question 4

scapegoat

Answer 4

a person or group of people made to take the blame for others or to suffer in their place

Question 5

infamy

Answer 5

being famous/ well known for a bad quaity or deed

Question 6

homefront

Answer 6

people at home who contribute to war efforts

Question 7

propaganda

Answer 7

information, ideas, or rumours purposefully spread to help or harm a person, group, movement, etc..

Question 8

War bonds

Answer 8

giving a loan to the government during times of war, after a certain period of time the government pays the money back

Question 9

victory gardens

Answer 9

gardens usually at home planted to increase food production during war

Question 10

internment

Answer 10

being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons

Question 11

executive order 9066

Answer 11

established military zones on the west coast and ordered he removal of japanese citizens from that area

Question 12

Issei/nisei

Answer 12

japanese immigrants/U.S citizens with immigrant japanese parents

Question 13

Korematsu V. United States

Answer 13

the 1944 supreme court decision which upheld japanese-American confinment as constitutional.