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US History II - Q 2 Unit 2 Review Part 2
US History II - Q 2 Unit 2 Review Part 2
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1
This famous Great Depression era photograph by Dorothea Lange is actually titled what?
My Mother
Messy Mother
Misunderstood Mother
Migrant Mother
2
During the Great Depression, Herbert Hoover believed there should be
Government involvement in providing relief to the people
Private charity work
All three of these things?
Little to no government involvement in helping the people
3
During the New Deal, the Federal Program Number One paid artists of all types as a part of this
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tennessee Valley Authority
Works Progress Administration
4
Most of FDR's New Deal programs were passed by Congress as part of what?
Second New Deal
First Hundred Days
Return to Normalcy
Square Deal
5
Term for the people displaced by the Dust Bowl, many of whom moved west to California.
Mormons
Hobos
Okies
Yahoos
6
The first action that FDR took after his inauguration was to declare what?
Himself Dictator
A Thumb War
War on Germany
A Bank Holiday
7
Created in 1913, this government agency serves as the central bank for the United States.
Bank of America
Second National Bank
The Federal Reserve
American System
8
FDR tried to add extra judges supportive of him to the Supreme Court as part of what idea?
Full Court Press
Court of Opinion
Court Packing Scheme
Night Court
9
He was a populist politician from Louisiana who pushed for a Sharing the Wealth program.
Woodrow Wilson
Marquis de Laffayette
Huey Long
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
10
How did high tariffs on overseas goods become a cause of the Great Depression?
Communication between countries stopped.
None of the above
There became too much competition for foreign investment.
Increased prices led to the US losing foreign investors.