ch. 4 aice us history review!

What is the installment plan?

What was FDR's reaction to the Supreme Court's opposition to his New Deals?

What was the name of Hoover's ideology?

What problems did farmers experience during the 1920s?

Roosevelt's young team of advisors were known as the "Brain Trusts".

The Federal Reserve Bank managed the currency, was a lender to other banks, & controlled the interest rates for lenders.

Veterans were to receive the bonus in 1932, but they were paid in 1945

All of the following were effects of the Great Depression EXCEPT...

Why was there a growth in consumerism during the "boom years"?

How was Ford able to mass produce cars at such an affordable price?

Installment buying led to an increase in debt.

The government went above and beyond to help farmers in crisis by passing the Relief and Reconstruction Act.

Which president tried to solve the economic crisis during the Great Depression?

All of the following were contributors to prices falling in 1920-1921 EXCEPT...

What were the causes of the Great Depression?

The Stock Market Crash was the main cause of the Great Depression.

All of the following were effects of the Dust Bowl EXCEPT...

Permanent agency set up to monitor stock market activity and ensure that no fraud or insider trading was taking place.

All of the following were arguments against the New deal EXCEPT

Closed the insolvent banks and only reopened the solvent ones

Why didn't the government do more to help out the farmers?

Roosevelt’s record as governor of New York helped him win the election.

Taxed food processors gave the money directly to farmers as payment for not growing food.

All of the following were arguments in favor of. the New deal EXCEPT

What does it mean when a government becomes a welfare state?

What were war bonuses?

What made the US a global power (economically) during WW1?

What was FDR's New Deal?

Which act provided some help to banks and stock markets?

Agriculture did not share in the economic prosperity that the old industries did in the 1920s.

Permanent Agency designed to insure depositors money in savings banks.

Which act allowed for federal spending on public works, such as roads, to create jobs?

Why did the Government do very little to manage the transition from war to peace?

Oklahoma, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas, and Kansas were all a part of the Dust Bowl area.

Which act reduced mortgages for farmers and stopped foreclosures on farms?

All of the following were ways the automobile impacted life in the US EXCEPT?

Another name for October 29, 1929 is

All of the following were causes of the Great Crash EXCEPT...

What are reparations?

Otherwise known as the Wagner Act it helped unions and thus helped workers.

What contributed to FDR winning the election of 1933?