During his first and second terms in office, FDR assured the American public

the U.S. would not commit its armed forces to “foreign” wars

In GeneralTheory of Employment (1936) British economist Keynes advised governments that

governments should utilize deficit spending for public works

Why did the U.S. enter World War Two?

Japanese surprise attack on American ships at Pearl Harbor

Who were the Bonus Marchers?

A cross-section of WW1 veterans

How did the U.S. help European economies stay afloat in the aftermath of World War One?

Dawes Plan sent loans to Germany to counterbalance itslosses

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1
FDR’s administration received criticism from contemporaries for
Attemptingto “pack” Supreme Court w/ justices loyal to FDR
BeingSocialist
Escalating Depression by spending money gov't. did not have
All of the above
2
What did Francisco Franco of Spain and Benito Mussolini of Italy have in common?
A Habsburg relative
Communism
Alliance with the U.S.
Fascism
3
During his first and second terms in office, FDR assured the American public
Thatthe U.S. would continue to build its Pacific empire
U.S. would intervene militarily against aggressive nations
the U.S. would not commit its armed forces to “foreign” wars
That he would run for a fourth term
4
In GeneralTheory of Employment (1936) British economist Keynes advised governments that
governments should utilize deficit spending for public works
Depressionswere unavoidable
Recovery is quicker if governments letdepression fizzle out
Thekey to economic success was hard money
5
Why did the U.S. enter World War Two?
Because the U.S. wanted to protect its Pacific holdings
Because fascist Germany violated the League of Nations
Japanese surprise attack on American ships at Pearl Harbor
To achieve its imperialists designs
6
What was President Herbert Hoover’s response to the outbreak of the Great Depression in 1929?
Inaction
Provided pervasive relief via food, jobs & money to victims
Lowered tariffs on foreign imports
Socialism
7
Franklin DelanoRoosevelt was elected to the presidency of the United States
For one term
for four terms
for two terms
for three terms
8
The Stock Market crash on Wall Street in NewYork City, 1929, was only one part of a much larger
all of the above
depressionin Europe, particularly in England and Germany
desireto increase federal involvement in the U.S. economy
GreatDepression in the U.S.
9
Who were the Bonus Marchers?
A cross-section of WW1 veterans
Advocatesof women’s suffrage in Chicago
radical Bolsheviks
All of the above
10
How did the U.S. help European economies stay afloat in the aftermath of World War One?
TheU.S. did not help Europe recover after the Great War
Dawes Plan sent loans to Germany to counterbalance itslosses
TheU.S. forgave all English & French debts from the war
TheMarshall Plan offered aid to all democratic countries

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