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Unit 10 (1920s & 1930s) Review
Unit 10 (1920s & 1930s) Review
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Warren Harding promised ___
Chicken in every pot, car in every garage
an end to the Depression
New Deal
Return to Normalcy
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A time when Americans were afraid communists were going to take over America
Anarchist Scare
Bootlegger Scare
Red Scare
Communists Scare
3
Prohibition led to
Alcoholism
Organized Crime
Great Depression
WWII
4
The New Deal called for relief for the jobless, ___, and reforms to prevent future depressions
economic retention
economic recession
economic refund
economic recovery
5
The area in the Southwest Plains that was turned to a waste land by dust storms.
Dust Bowl
Black Blizzard
Tornado Alley
Bread Basket
6
total ban on the sales and production of alcohol
Prohibition or 18th Amendment
Prohibition or 19th Amendment
Bootlegging or 19th Amendment
Bootlegging or 18th Amendment
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FDR's radio talks
Sitting Room Chats
Sitting Room Talks
Fireside Chats
Fireplace Talks
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U.S. foreign policy after WWI
Communism
Isolationism
Imperialism
Nationalism
9
On FDR's first day in office, he declared ___ and closed banks for four days.
Bank Vacation
Bank Fail
Bank Hiatus
Bank Holiday
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economic/political system in which government owns means of production
Democracy
Socialism
Communism
Capitalism
11
A notorious Gangster of the 1920s
Max Gardner
Little Billy
Al Capone
Herbert Hoover
12
FDR's New Deal programs became known as ...
Abbreviations
Alphabet Soup
ABCs
Alliteration
13
The WWI veterans who marched to Washington to petition for their bonus were called the ...
Bonus 100
Bonus Veterans
Bonus Army
Bonus Unit
14
financial failure because of inability to pay debts
Bankruptcy
Bank Crisis
Buying on Credit
Bank Fail
15
During the Great Depression, ___ were usually the last hired and first fired.
Mexican Immigrants
Asian Immigrants
African-Americans
Women
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began the new information era in the 1920s
Moving Pictures
Internet
Radio
Television
17
2 signs the 1920s economy was not as strong as everyone thought it was
Credit & Stocks
Unemployment & Industry Decline
Jazz & Prohibition
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insured bank deposits
FDIC
PWA
SSA
CCC
19
During the 1920s, many people began to...
listen to jazz & watch tv
hide their money & eat cornbread
buy on margin & sing the blues
buy on credit & invest in stocks
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First First Lady to take a more active role
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hillary Clinton
Jackie Kennedy
Lou Henry Hoover
21
employed many people - built public works projects
FDIC
CCC
SSA
PWA
22
President at the beginning of the Great Depression
Franklin Roosevelt
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
23
Women gained the right to vote with which Amendment
20th
18th
19th
17th
24
Hoover's plan to fund banks, insurance companies and railroads during the Depression.
FDIC
CCC
RFC
PWA
25
On ___, October 29, 1929, the stock market crashed and investors lost everything.
Black Tuesday
Black Thursday
Black Sunday
Black Friday
26
NC's _____ was funded by the PWA.
Blue Ridge Parkway
Zoological Park
Pullen Park
Cary Parkway
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Famous Harlem Renaissance Poet
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Al Capone
Louis Armstrong
Langston Hughes
28
young women during 1920s who shocked their elders
Speak Easiers
Scandolous
Bootleggers
Flappers
29
illegal bar/nightclub during the 1920s
Alcoholy
Speak Easy
Bootleg
Prohibition Portal
30
a derogatory name for people who moved to California looking for work
Dusties
Okies
Homies
Callies
31
Person who smuggled alcohol illegally during Prohibition
Flapper
Bootlegger
Speak Easier
Prohibitioner
32
Huge sudden dust storms were called...
Black Blizzards
Brown Snow
Dust Swirlies
Dust Bowl
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supply of goods exceeds demand of goods
Overproduction
Credit
Demands
Bankruptcy
34
provided a social security or retirement fund for the elderly
PWA
SSA
FDIC
CCC
35
Another name for the Roaring 20s
Speakeasy Decade
Boom Age
Jazz Age
Prosperous Times
36
___ was a Depression era photographer who photographed the life of migrant workers
Ansel Adams
Langston Hughes
Dorothea Lange
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Person who opposes all forms of government
Nativist
Isolationist
Communist
Anarchist
38
FDR's first days in office; he proposed 15 bills to Congress became known as his first __ days
50
10
25
100
39
Occurred when struggling farmers couldn't pay their debts; many Americans withdrew savings
Bank Crisis
Bank Holiday
Bank Fight
Bank Fail
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borrowing money to purchase stocks
Installment Buying
Credit
Buying on Margin
Loaning
41
___ & Vanzetti were Italian immigrants accused of murder with little evidence.
Sacco
Dillinger
Capone
Luciano
42
Tried to end the Great Depression with his New Deal programs
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
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hired civilians to work in national parks, forests and wilderness areas
CCC
FDIC
SSA
PWA
44
Arrested for illegally teaching evolution to his students in Tennessee
Herbert Hoover
John Scopes
Professor Snape
Al Capone
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make shift towns during the depression
Homelessvilles
Roosevelt Towns
Hoovervilles