Ch 31 to 35 1920's to Great Depression

The strongest opposition to FDR's New Deal program came from:

This part of the New Deal guarantees minimum payments to retirees and elderly people.

This fun-loving President was brought down by the Teapot Dome scandal.

Many African Americans moved _______ to find jobs in wartime factories.

The Manhattan Project was the code name for the ________________ program during the 1940's.

BONUS: The Supreme Court case upholding  the Japanese internment camps as legal was: __ vs. US.

President F.D. Roosevelt defeated this President in the 1932 election by offering a New Deal.

Many Japanese-Americans were placed in __________________ unjustly during the war.

A major cause of the Great Depression was the excessive use of: 

This cataclysmic event destroyed many American farms and polluted the air.

Economies of the world are all ______________________, if one fails, all are affected.

The US and USSR (Russia) worked together in WW2 because of _________, not real friendship.

The US tried to remain __________ as fascism threatened Europe in the mid-1930's. 

During the 1920's, American farms ________ and were unable to sell it all. 

This scandal involved illegal sales of oil rights during the Harding administration. 

The US started helping Britain in the war by enacting the _________________.

This "army" marched on Washington after money from fighting in World War One went unpaid.

Rosie the Riveter represented the many _______ who entered US factories during WW2.

This theory stated that economic growth depends on making capital available to big business.

The New Deal ____________ the power of the Federal Government.

This New Deal program was intended to help unemployed workers.