Final Review #7 - Great Depression/Interwar

Believed in "rugged individualism" and that gov't should not provide direct relief to citizens.

Japan invaded this country in 1937 during the interwar period.

FDR did this to try to get the Supreme Court to stop judging his New Deal programs unconstitutional.

Veterans of WW1 known as the ________ marched on Washington D.C. in an attempt to get bonuses.

This New Deal program provided for old age pensions and economic aid to the disabled.

Declared the U.S. could "lend" war materials to the Allies, becoming an "arsenal of democracy".

Buying on margin, speculation, and overextension of credit led to the Stock Market Crash of

All of the following contributed to the Dust Bowl EXCEPT

This New Deal agency gave people jobs on public projects and employed artists and musicians to promote the New Deal.

Was the dictator of the Soviet Union during the Interwar period and World War 2.

President Franklin Roosevelt’s domestic policy to combat the Great Depression was the

Neville Chamberlain's actions regarding the Sudetenland at the Munich Conference in 1938 were an example of

This act increased tariffs to 60% in the Great Depression, intending to protect U.S. industry.

The Republican presidents of the 1920's believed the government should mostly stay out of the economy. This is known as

Intended to supply war materials to the Allies early in WW2, but keep the U.S. out of the war.

Gen. _____________ led the U.S. troops to evict the Bonus Army from the Capitol grounds.

John Steinbeck's _________ told of the migration of “Okies” escaping the Dust Bowl.

FDR's gov't programs and deficit spending led to accusations that he was leading America towards

_____ is a government owned public utility that brought electricity to the rural Tennessee Valley region.

Was the dictator of Fascist Italy during the Interwar period and World War 2.

The unification of Germany and Austria in 1938, and a violation of the treaty of Versailles.

_______ rose to power in Germany in 1933 as a result of a bad economy and extreme nationalism.

The Photographer that took pictures for the Farm Security Administration and took this picture in the Great Depression.