4-by giving hitler what he wanted like land.
5- Slap-A-Jap day (September 7th, 1941)
6. By having all the Americans work for the miltary with all there jobs so that the us is out of the depression
7. Was commonly known as D-Day or the battle of Normandy
8. Harry S. Truman
9. Because they said they would not surrender if it was a dishonoring way they would have rathered die for their country
10. It basically made it so if Hitler attacked Poland he wouldn't have had problems with the soviet union because Stalin signed the treaty. Stalin might have signed it to be on Hitlers side of the war but he betrayed Stalin.
11.Because it was just during the depression when they got into the war so they started to ration everyone.
12. Because Germany was way more powerful then Japen. Germany also had more enemies that were allies with the U.S so they go rid of the big problem first.
13. US role in the 1930s- they didn't really have a role they just tried to their economy high
US role in the 1940s- Completely opiseite they went into war and started to help people with problems in the war
Thursday, May 3, 2012
1-5 hopefully last questions
1. The rich people like Molach or the Bank, starve the people and basically try to kick them off the land because all they want is money. They wouldn't really care if they died. They see no point in anything unless it makes them money all they care about is money.
2. They are employed because, they work for working action and not collective profits. Peaches, good but they just went on strike they have houses building. Its better because they work for food instead of getting starved off the land.
3. Casy, Leading a strike force against the bank, he realizes that he needs to change something or do something with his life, prison he thought about everything, a strike movement for workers trying to get there money. Someone kills him with a pick handle. He is saying to the strike breakers that they dont know what they are doing because what they are doing is wrong and evil there making kids starve basically killing them.
4. Compony it makes all the prices really high but the jobs there pay really well for food and to be better. Its like you get paid way more then normally you would but the food cost way more then it normally would. The workers are taken advantage because they really arn't being paid more because they have to buy the food thats over cost.
5. Power has shifted because Tom really doesn't know what to do because he just worked on a farm all his life. That's why grandpa died because he got off the land and could not change. The woman and Ma seem to be the strongest, because they have developed to change and Ma has incredibly willpower with not giving up on the family no matter how hard the time is.
2. They are employed because, they work for working action and not collective profits. Peaches, good but they just went on strike they have houses building. Its better because they work for food instead of getting starved off the land.
3. Casy, Leading a strike force against the bank, he realizes that he needs to change something or do something with his life, prison he thought about everything, a strike movement for workers trying to get there money. Someone kills him with a pick handle. He is saying to the strike breakers that they dont know what they are doing because what they are doing is wrong and evil there making kids starve basically killing them.
4. Compony it makes all the prices really high but the jobs there pay really well for food and to be better. Its like you get paid way more then normally you would but the food cost way more then it normally would. The workers are taken advantage because they really arn't being paid more because they have to buy the food thats over cost.
5. Power has shifted because Tom really doesn't know what to do because he just worked on a farm all his life. That's why grandpa died because he got off the land and could not change. The woman and Ma seem to be the strongest, because they have developed to change and Ma has incredibly willpower with not giving up on the family no matter how hard the time is.
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