1 .		During World War II, the exercised complete control over domestic wages and prices.
2 .		In 1941, African American leader organized a march on Washington, D.C., to demand equal opportunity for black workers in U.S. defense plants.
3 .		In 1943, young Hispanics wearing a distinctive fashion called were attacked by rioting sailors in Los Angeles.
4 .		were the victims of the most flagrant intolerance expressed on the American home front during World War II.
5 .		Immediately after the Pearl Harbor attack, American strategists decided to concentrate on waging war against .
6 .		At the Battle of the in December 1944, a desperate German counterattack at the German-Belgian border almost broke the Allied lines.
7 .		The military initiative in the Pacific shifted to the Americans as a result of the battles of the Coral Sea and in 1942.
8 .		General was the brilliant and egocentric commander of American land forces in the Pacific during World War II.
9 .		As a result of the battles of the Philippine Sea and in 1944, Japan's sea power was destroyed.
10 .		In 1945, the United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and .
11 .		's best-selling book, One World, was evidence of the eclipse of isolationist thinking in America by 1942.
12 .		The decisive authority of the United Nations is lodged in its eleven-member .
13 .		At the July 1945 Conference, the Allies agreed to divide Germany into four zones of occupation.
14 .		During World War II, the income tax was extended to most workers and the system was adopted to collect the tax.