What was the Second New Deal

FDR's programs that focused on the people

What were the major issues of the Scopes Trial?

Religion vs Evolution in schools

What is Traditionalism?

Rural Americans who adhered to the bible as a moral guide

Why is Frances Perkins important?

First Woman in the presidential cabinet

What was one of the largest effects of the New Deal on government

Government got larger and set trend of taking care of people

What was the Significances of Harlem during the 20's?

place for African Americans to express pride and excellence

What did labor unions gain from the New Deal?

Workers gained right to unionize and many strikes occured

What was FDR's attitude when appointing his presidential cabinet?

Very open, included two from opposite party and first woman

What is the Red Scare?

Fear of Immigrants bringing radical ideas to America

The demand for consumer goods during the 20's did what?

Become cheaper so more Americans demanded these products

How did Hoover and Congress make the Great Depression Worse?

laissez faire and raising the tariff

What is Social Security?

Federal responsibility to take care of elderly,disabled,ect

What were women who weren't flappers wanting to challenge?

Slight change towards equal treatment

With new Leisure time how did Americans spend this time?

Americans went on roadtrips, went to movies, and radio shows

How did the Red Scare help Nativists?

Took anti immigrant sentiment and had policies like quotas

What did the bonus army hope to accomplish?

Get back pay from fighting in WWI that congress owed to them

How did the Great Depression affect minorities?

Minorities had the black cabinet as well as the indian deals

What is fundamentalism?

Typically rural Americans who followed the bible literally

What was an advance for women and minorities during the New Deals

Black Cabinet, Cabinet member, Indian New Deal

What changed for voting patterns of Americans during the Great Depression

Unlikely groups of voters changed which party they voted for

What was the consumer revolution?

Americans had more money and credit to buy new goods

Which of these is a New Deal Program?

Rural Electrification Administration

How did prohibition provide growth in America for organized crime?

Illegal liquor is transported by bootleggers who gave bribes

Why did Americans want a new president in 1932?

Americans wanted the government to help

What was FDR's first move in office?

Needed 2 restore confidence in the people with fireside chat

What were arguments against FDR and the New Deal?

Didn't do enough, Did way too much, helped out only banks

How will you do on this Exam?

I will get an A because I study and played the review game

What was FDR's intention with the New Deals?

Government should experiment to solve the issues at hand

How did Henry Ford's innovation change America?

Allowed products to be produced in great quantity for cheap

What happened to the banks following the stock market crash?

Banks failed as people rushed to get their money

Who were the Flappers and what did they represent?

Women who were challenging equality between men and women

Where was the Dust bowl and what is one characteristic of it?

Midwest and massive dust storms

Why did the Stock Market Crash?

Investors used credit to take unsound risks when buying

Urban Americans who embraces education rather than bible

What is a welfare state?

Government takes responsibility for those who can not on own

What were the 5 causes of the Great Depression?

Presidents, stock market, agriculture, credit, and wealth

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1
In what year was Prohibition started and with which Amendment?
1920 and 19th
1919 and 18th
1920 and 18th
1919 and 19th
2
What was the Second New Deal
There wasn't a Second New Deal
There wasn't a difference between the New Deal's
Programs that focused on the economy
FDR's programs that focused on the people
3
New Deal programs sought to do what generally?
Protect buisness
Put unemployed back to work
Save our international reputation
promote American citizens moving around the country
4
What were the major issues of the Scopes Trial?
Citizens rights
Religion vs Evolution in schools
Governmental powers
Electricity in rural America
5
What is Traditionalism?
Americans who wanted to become flappers
Rural Americans who adhered to the bible as a moral guide
Urban citizens who can't move on to cars
Americans who didn't support Consumerism
6
Why is Frances Perkins important?
First lady to multiple presidents
Was the first woman to push major legislation to congress
Created the New Deal program FICA
First Woman in the presidential cabinet
7
Who innovated Manufacturing techniques during the 1920's?
Louis Armstrong
Clarence Darrow
Henry Ford
Calvin Coolidge
8
What was one of the largest effects of the New Deal on government
Government got more involved in foreign affairs
Congress Had more power to control the president
The Supreme court got larger
Government got larger and set trend of taking care of people
9
What was the Significances of Harlem during the 20's?
place for African Americans to express pride and excellence
A place to preach and listen to new age sermons
A place to gather and listen to music
African Americans taking over the district's control
10
What did labor unions gain from the New Deal?
Unions were outlawed
Workers gained right to unionize and many strikes occured
Collective bargaining was an unethical tool for unions
Labor unions gained notoriety for riots and violence
11
What was FDR's attitude when appointing his presidential cabinet?
Very open, included two from opposite party and first woman
Didn't want to create a brain trust
He didn't pick his presidential cabinet they paid to get in
He was closed minded
12
What is the Red Scare?
Scary court trials framed on little to no evidence.
Fear of Immigrants bringing radical ideas to America
Americans feared the color red
Fear from Native Americans
13
In which year was Prohibition ended and with which Amendment?
1931 and 20th
1929 and 19th
1933 and 21st
1934 and 22nd
14
What did Nativists have passed through congress in 1921 and 1924?
Quota Acts
Indian New Deals
All of the Above
Immigration reform and execution acts
15
Test Question
Do not select this one
Please select this one
Select the previous answer
All of the above
16
What was the major cultural split of the 20's?
African Americans and White Americans
Urban and Immigrants
Urban and Rural Americans
Immigrants and first generation Americans
17
Who was the president during the Teapot Dome Scandal?
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Teddy Roosevelt
18
The demand for consumer goods during the 20's did what?
Become cheaper so more Americans demanded these products
All Americans began buying imported goods more often
Become more expensive
Go down
19
How did Hoover and Congress make the Great Depression Worse?
laissez faire and raising the tariff
Laissez faire and raising the tax rate
Disbanding the Bonus Army and lowering the tariff
disbanding the bonus army and raising the tax rate
20
What is Social Security?
A federal minimum wage
Program which verifies your origin of birth
Federal responsibility to take care of elderly,disabled,ect
A federal program to promote the elderly's accomplishments
21
What were women who weren't flappers wanting to challenge?
Slight change towards equal treatment
Radical change towards equal treatmeant
They had solved everything already they just wanted husbands
They didn't want change in society
22
With new Leisure time how did Americans spend this time?
Americans went on roadtrips, went to movies, and radio shows
Spent more time at home
Most Americans didn't do anything different
Spent this leisure time at parks
23
How did the Red Scare help Nativists?
Took anti immigrant sentiment and used it to Americanize
Gave them a ethical way to conduct court trials
It furthered the causes of government intervention in things
Took anti immigrant sentiment and had policies like quotas
24
(Free) What is my last name?
Mr. Starsk
Mr. Soelter
Mr. Shollster
Mr. Solturf
25
What did the bonus army hope to accomplish?
Veterans want access to better health
Get back pay from fighting in WWI that congress owed to them
They wanted their medals that Congress promised to them
Veterans want congress to pay for their education
26
How did the Great Depression affect minorities?
Social security and other programs covered minorities
Minorities had the black cabinet as well as the indian deals
Minorities advance so much I can't think of even one example
African Americans got an anti-lynching law passed
27
What did FDR try to do in the Supreme Court?
Bring the justices to their own court
Fire the justices for not fulfilling their role n government
Add supreme court justices
Pass legislation on how long justices could serve
28
What is fundamentalism?
Urban Americans felt their values were static
Americans saw no change in educational policies
Both urban and rural Americans saw their values under attack
Typically rural Americans who followed the bible literally
29
Americans that opposed the KKK typically saw America as what?
Frying pan
Melting pot
Socially inequal
Salad Bowl
30
Who moved away from the Dust Bowl
Okies
Hoover movers
Drifters
Dust bowlers
31
What was an advance for women and minorities during the New Deals
Black Cabinet, Cabinet member, Indian New Deal
All of the Above
No advancement of any kind
Indian removal acts passed through congress
32
What changed for voting patterns of Americans during the Great Depression
likely voters supported the same candidate as usual
Unlikely groups of voters didn't vote at all
Unlikely groups of voters changed which party they voted for
Nothing changed in voting patterns
33
What was the consumer revolution?
Credit cards were created
Consumers revolted against the old way businesses sold items
Americans had more money and credit to buy new goods
Banks stopped lending money to buisnesses
34
Which of these is a New Deal Program?
Rural Electrification Administration
Tennessee Rural Authority Administration
Federal Relief Funding Administration
Veterans Projects and Affairs Administration
35
How did prohibition provide growth in America for organized crime?
Temperence movement allowed people to return to churches
speakeasies were converted into library lounges
Illegal liquor is transported by bootleggers who gave bribes
It was already incredibly strong from past public policies
36
Why did Americans want a new president in 1932?
Because they were ready to go more conservative
Americans wanted the government to help
Hoover had decided not to run for reelection
Americans wanted their leaders to do nothing
37
What was FDR's first move in office?
Needed 2 restore confidence in the people with fireside chat
declared a state of emergency on the Great Depression
Fixed the stock market and the investors
Regulated the way we traded with foreign nations
38
What were arguments against FDR and the New Deal?
Didn't do enough, Did way too much, helped out only banks
Didn't do enough to prevent child labor
Didn't expand the role of the government enough
Expanded the government so it might collapse
39
How will you do on this Exam?
I will get a B-C because I will study just a mediocre amount
I will get an A because I study and played the review game
I hate tests because I am stupid
I will get a D or F because I will not study
40
What was FDR's intention with the New Deals?
Some actions are justifiable in protecting the banks
Experimentation with government policies is unethical
Hands off is a great idea
Government should experiment to solve the issues at hand
41
How did Henry Ford's innovation change America?
The government had to step in and get involved
Allowed products to be produced in great quantity for cheap
Allowed the products to be produced more expensively
Allowed the creation of more skilled labor
42
What happened to the banks following the stock market crash?
Banks failed as people rushed to get their money
Banks were rushed for business loans
People lost confidence in the global economic system
Banks hadn't taken risks so they stopped giving away loans
43
Who were the Flappers and what did they represent?
Women who were challenging equality between men and women
Young teenage girls who were rebelling against their parents
Women who took better care of the home with improved goods
Old women representing old American Values
44
Where was the Dust bowl and what is one characteristic of it?
Southwest and it was dusty
Midwest and massive monsoons
Northwest and tornados
Midwest and massive dust storms
45
Why did the Stock Market Crash?
Investors used credit to take unsound risks when buying
Risky Companies told investors about losses
Investors lost confidence in the presidents policies
Economic experts saw the bear market soon coming
46
When was it profitable to buy stock on a margin?
Prices were in a rollercoaster cycle
Prices were going up
Prices didn't fluctuate
Prices stayed low
47
What is one major effect of the Great Depression?
Creation of Airline corporations
Extreme poverty
Civil revolution in the capital
Anti Trust Laws
48
What is Modernism?
Urban Americans who embraces religion over science
Rural Americans who couldn't move away
Rural Americans who partook in the consumer revolution
Urban Americans who embraces education rather than bible
49
What is a welfare state?
Government takes responsibility for those who can not on own
A governmental program which serves the people
Government takes on less power to protect the people
A large state in which many people are taken care of
50
What were the 5 causes of the Great Depression?
Cities Growth, credit, wealth, schools, agriculture
Wealth, schools, immigrants, transportation, cities growth
Agriculture, credit, wealth, stock market, schools
Presidents, stock market, agriculture, credit, and wealth

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