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Overproduction and bank failures
Hallmarks of a laissez-faire economy
Causes of the Great Depression
Instituted by Pres. Harding
Causes of World War I
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Greatly expanded the federal government
Hoover's Volunteerism
Coolidge's Frugality
Harding's Normalcy
FDR's New Deal
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Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald were
members, with Alvin York, of the Lost Brigade
French painters
awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor
members of the Lost Generation
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19th Amendment
Gave women the right to vote
Created the national income tax
Ended prohibition
Gave senators the right to tax
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Role of government under the New Deal
Experienced little change
Stayed the same
Increased
Decreased
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Primary source of news, entertainment and advertising
radio
billboards
newspaper
movies
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Now went to college & worked outside the house in larger numbers, voted
Changing role of women
Changing role of new immigrants
Changing role of children
Changing roles for single men
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Impact of the "Roaring Twenties"
social changes and new cultural values
Renewed Imperialism
Internationalism
Resurgence of Progressivism
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Wanted payment of money due them in 1945
Flappers
Hogan's Heroes
Bonus Army
Kelly's Heroes
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Buying stocks with borrowed money
buying on margin
buying on time
buying for tomorrow
buying on the edge
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Attorneys in the Scopes Monkey Trial
Andrew Johnson and Calvin Coolidge
Clarence Darrow and Wm. Jennings Bryan
Oliver Wendell Holmes and Roger Taney
Daniel Webster and Robert Hayne
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Bombs sent through the mail and the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia led to
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
Red Scare
Economic depression
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Scientific belief that selective genetics can improve the human race.
Social Darwinism
euthanasia
Social Gospel
eugenics
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The Scopes Trial was a conflict between
Economics v. Politics
Zoos v. amusement parks
Culture clashes
Evolution v. Creationism
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1920s symbol of American courage and ingenuity
Anne Hutchinson
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Charles Lindbergh
Charles Darwin
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Led some to mistrust the government
Scopes Trial
Treaty of Versailles
Teapot Dome Scandal
Pres. Harding's mysterious death
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Buying on credit, mistakes by the Federal Reserve, trade restriction
Causes of the Great Depression
Causes of World War I
Instituted by Pres. Harding
Hallmarks of a laissez-faire economy
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First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt sympathized with
Communists
Nazis
Italian fascists
Minorities
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Provided income to elderly and disabled
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Works Project Administration
Social Compact
Social Security
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Drought and over farming of the Great Plains caused the
Great Migration
formation of the Farmer's Alliance
Recession of 1923
Dust Bowl
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Pres. Harding's foreign policy after WWI
Isolationism
US as the world's policeman
Internationalism
Combined Security
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Hoovervilles, Bonus Army, Bank runs
Intolerance in the 1920s
Economic challenges of the 1920s
Economic challenges of the 1930s
Cultural clashes of the 1920s
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Invented the flying boat
Charles Lindbergh
Glenn Curtis
Eddie Richenbacher
Wright Brothers
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Social Security, TVA, FDIC, FHA
New Deal programs that failed to last beyond 1938
New Deal programs ruled unconstitutional
New Deal programs borrowed from the Soviet Union
New Deal Programs still around today
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Farmers were hurt by
urbanization
increased cost of machinery
over confidence
overproduction
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People rely on themselves, not the government or society for their survival
survival of the brave
people power
rugged individualism
isolated individualism
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Radios, vacuum cleaners, refrigerators
Inefficient consumer products
Consumer products in the 1920s
Expensive "toys" for the rich
Gilded Age products
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Fear of communism spreading into the U.S.
Lost Decade
Flappers
Red Scare
Bolshevik Revolution
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Hoover's initial solution to the Great Depression
fascism
communism
isolationism
volunteerism
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Smoot-Hawley
law that enforced prohibition
tariff that reduced international trade
European inventors of the automobile
attorneys in the Scopes Monkey Trial
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Immigration laws of the 1920s
reversed Chinese exclusion act
restricted numbers of immigrants
opened immigration from Latin America
Severely limited immigration from Ireland
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People thought FDR was becoming too powerful because of his
attempts to bring the US into WWII
family's personal fortune
Court-packing Scheme
First 100 days in office
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Year the Stock Market crashed
1933
1930
1928
1929
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experimented with bolder styles and manners
flappers
bootleggers
farmers
rum runners
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Charles Lindbergh was the first person to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
Solo
Before their 21st birthday
In a single engine plane
In less than 48 hours (2 days)
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As a result of the New Deal govt. for the first time concerned itself with individuals'
healthcare
freedoms under the Bill of Rights
economic well-being
tax returns
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Hoover's economic view
the Depression would be long and painful
Massive government spending was needed
economy will fix itself over time
Congress needed to create jobs
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Rise and recognition of blacks to the arts
Harlem Revisited
Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Rebirth
Harlem Resurgence
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New Deal programs
gave Republicans a majority in both the House and Senate
limited immigration
ended the Great Depression
enlarged the federal government
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Post-WWI disillusioned young artists who rejected materialism
Lost Boys
Generation X
Lost Decade
Lost Generation
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New Deal programs were to provide
local officials with power over the federal government
a steady paycheck to federal officials
Relief, Recovery and Reform
Safety, Security and Surcharges
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Ended the Great Depression
World War II
Treaty of Versailles
Return to Normalcy
New Deal
