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USH Unit 4 (WWI, 1920s, 1930, & New Deal)
USH Unit 4 (WWI, 1920s, 1930, & New Deal)
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Prohibited teaching evolution
Suffrage
social Darwinism
fundamentalist movement
Harlem Renaissance
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right to vote for women
Fundamentalism
Prohibition
Harlem Reannaissance
suffrage movement
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Why did Wilson stop wanting US to be neutral
Both red and yellow
Germany violated Sussez Pledge
Germany had nuclear weapons
Germany wanted Mexico to fight US
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Employed young men to develop and protect natural resources
Social Security Administration
Civilian Conservative Corps
Emergency Banking Act
bank holidays
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reclaiming of a home or business by a bank after a homeowner to business owner cant pay debts
Breadlines and soup lines
foreclosure
Hoovervilles
bank runs
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Which of the following states would NOT have been affected by the Dust Bowl?
Indiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Causes of WWI
All are causes MANIA
Militarianism
Alliances
Nationalism
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Catalog of African American artists, writers etc
Bonus Army Recovery
Fundamentalism
Southern Exodus
Harlem Renaissance
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gave the president and other officials increased control over banks
Emergency Banking Act
bank holidays
Civilian Conservative Corps
Social Security Administration
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Drawback of the Prohibition Act?
Failed to preserve moral identity government was seeking
led to an increase in organized crime and corruption
Failed to increase income
increased taxable income
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The Hawley Smoot Tariff
other nations were being punished due to tariffs
caused the stock market to crash
ended the Great Depression
was huge success
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Which of the events listed would NOT have been a cause of the Great Depression
the Dust bowl
the rising GDP between the years 1920 through 1928
The Hawley Smoot Tariff
the stock market crash
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Periodic growth and contraction of the economy
okies
business cycle
speculation
hawley Smoot tariff
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Programs by FDR
Keynesian Economics
The Bonus Army
New Deal
Trickle Down Economics
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1933 New Deal program that providing jobs and electricity to rural Tennessee River Valley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Public Works Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
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Who suffered first during the Great Depression
Farmers
Bankers
Politicians
Females
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An act that established benefits for victims of accidents, unemployment insurance, aid for mothers etc
Social Security
Fair Labor Standards
Wagner
Agricultural Adjustment
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Why were African Americans particularly harmed during the stock market crash
they drew unemployment causing more strain on the economy
they were put to work on public programs created during the first New Deal
They held jobs that went away or went to white people
They were blamed for the crash
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Roosevelt's 3 R's?
Relief, Recovery, Reform
Recovery, Religion, Return to Normal
Relief, Rebel, Recover
Reform, Restart, Relief
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The second new Deal focused on what?
making banks safe with the FDIC
Bringing recovery to the economy by creating jobs through deficit spending
Building the Tennessee Valley
regulating big business
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wrote regulations for the fairer labor practices and a fairer market
bank holidays
Social Security Administration
National Recovery Administration
Civilian Conservative Corps
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shanty towns of newly homeless workers
Breadlines and soup lines
bank runs
foreclosure
Hoovervilles
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The Bonus Army March on Washington DC
resulted in Presidents Hoover's bid to be reflected in 1932 to be doomed
burned down the Washington Monument
put young men to work in forests
aaccomplished their goals of receiving the bonus payments
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how Germany was depicted in propaganda during WWI
flying eagle
savage beast
lazy animal
hungry vulture
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First thing that FDR did was
attacked the banking crisis by declaring a bank holiday
had to physically remove Herbert Hoover from the White House
remove the Bonus Army laws of Washington DC
stop the Dust Bowl from happening
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Which came first
UN was created
Germany sinks Lusitania
The US declares war on Germany
Germany unrestricted warfare
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Wheer many fought during WWI ...poor conditions
Caverns
Doughboys
Central Powers
Trenches
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What was created after WWI to help guide communications between nations
League of Nations
Central Powers
Trenches
Treaty of Russia
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Propaganda was used because
many Americans wanted war
many Americans wanted to be neutral
many Americans paid a lot of money for the posters
Alot of Americans liked the germans
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What was the impact of Elanor Roosevelt's resignation letter
Legislation passed that allowed African Americans to perform at all events
Racial discrimination was bought to national spotlight
Marian Anserson performed
Several other members of the group sent their resignation letters
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US got involved in WWI
UN was created
Germany sinks Lusitania
Germany unrestricted warfare
The US declares war on Germany
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October 29, 1929
Hooverville
The day unemployment rate fell to 3.7
Black Tuesday
The day GDP rose 42%
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ended wwi
Treaty of Russia
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Mexico
Treaty of Allied Powers
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Groups of impoverished Americans waiting for publicly provided food
Breadlines and soup lines
foreclosure
Hoovervilles
bank runs
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a rush on financial institutions draining cash and reserves and causing them to collapse
Hoovervilles
foreclosure
bank runs
Breadlines and soup lines
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How did Americans support WWI?
worked in factories making ammunition
victory gardens
war bonds
all of the above
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What FDR did when he temporarily closed banks
Civilian Conservative Corps
Emergency Banking Act
Social Security Administration
bank holidays
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President believed in
government charities
big government involvement
self reliance
the New Deal
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established a safety net to assist poverty stricken Americans
bank holidays
Emergency Banking Act
Social Security Administration
Civilian Conservative Corps
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President of the US 1928 and took most of the blame for ensuing the Great Depression
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G Harding