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1920s, 1930s & The Great Depression
1920s, 1930s & The Great Depression
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Quiz over events from the 20s, 30s and Great Depression
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1
TheScopes Trial resulted over –
Darwins Theory
Prohibition laws
Immigration policies
tax increases
2
In 1935, which provideda retirement pension while establishing other safeguards for workers?
Hawley Smoot Act
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
WagnerAct
Social Security Act
3
Was designed to protect American farmers and manufacturersfrom foreign competition?
RooseveltCorollary
Platt Amendment
Sedition Act
TariffAct of 1930
4
The worst year of the depression was?
1934
1936
1929
1933
5
Onecause of the stock market crash was investments made with borrowed money called –
overspeculation
tarrifs
Price quotas
levies
6
Woman who embraced newfashions and urban attitudes of the1920’s would have been called –
Whig
Flappers
Carpetbagger
Rosie the Riveter
7
Which program sought to reduce crop surpluses by paying farmers who cutproduction?
AAA
FDIC
WPA
CCC
8
President Roosevelt used “fireside chats” to talk to Americans through -
television
magazines
newspapers
radio
9
The total value of goods and services produced in the United States each year?
GNP
Consumer Spending
Unemploymnet Rate
GDP
10
TheWorks Progress Administration (WPA) was considered to be a –
tax program
relief measure
protection for investments
pre-war group of advisors
11
A result of openimmigration in the 1920s was nativist feelings, and the rise of the new -
fundalmentalist
lRough Riders
Robber Barons
Ku Klux Klan
12
This Reform measure corrected unsound banking and investment practices
BBB
TVA
CCC
FDIC
13
The18
th
Amendment launched the era known as –
Impearilism
The Great Migration
Prohibition
Progressive Movement
14
Bythe 1930’s, millions of Americans went to the movies each week
mainly
to –
train for the war effort
watch presidential speeches
escape the realities created by the depression
learn job skills
15
Thelegacy of the New Deal was the public’s belief that the U.S. government –
assume responsibility for the economic welfare of citizens
should not intervene in business and economic issues
should avoid offering public services in the future
should play a less active role in solving problems