Isolationism, US foreign policy on refusing to intervene in foreign conflict in other countries, Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd president of United States. Created the New Deal Programs, Douglas MacArthur, war general in control of the war effort on the Pacific front, Blitzkrieg, lightning war; used by Germany to quickly take territory, island-hopping, hopping from island to island while taking control in an attempt to get closer to the enemy, amphibious landing, attacking the land through coming from the sea or ocean, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two countries that the atomic bomb dropped, rationing, conserving scarce resources for the war effort, war bonds, loans from citizens to the government to fund the war effort, internment, the forced removal of Japanese from the West Coast to camps away from the coast, Selective Service Act of 1940, draft of young men for military service, Dwight D. Eisenhow, supreme commander and war general of the allied forces in Europe, Harry S. Truman, FDR's vice president during the war, Rosie the Riveter, popular icon of a woman...'We Can Do It", Zoot Suit Riot, fight that broke out between Mexicans and navy war soldiers

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