American II: Roaring 20s - The New Deal

Created jobs for regional improvement; provided electricity, flood control, irrigation

How FDR eased citizens' minds about the progress of America during the Great Depression

Caused a media frenzy about teaching the theory of evolution in school

Huey Long campaigned on the promise of a program designed to:

Fueled the growth of the consumer economy

Style of music made popular by the Harlem Renaissance

Open critic of FDR's New Deal program - later lost support for his Anti-Semitic remarks

Led to an increase in race riots in urban areas of the U.S.

Govt program designed to help young, single men while improving American infrastructure

Under the Kellogg-Briand Pact, 15 nations agreed not to use

Hidden saloons and/or underground night clubs

Led the movement for worldwide economic, social, and political unification of blacks

This group of American citizens suffered more than any other during the 20s

After WWI, Americans wanted a "Return to..."

Hoover was widely criticized for his use of the military to force the exit of:

Consumers' desire for exciting new products led to

During the 1920s, government policies favored

The 1920s represented which of the following

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Great Depression

Set of religious beliefs that responded to scientific thought in the 1920s

Smuggled alcohol into the U.S. or made it (illegally)

The new morals and manners of the 1920s were reflected in

Established a minimum wage

Prohibited the manufacturing, transportation, purchasing, and consumption of alcohol

Erupted during the Harding Administration involving the "Ohio Gang" and naval oil reserves

Flappers are known for all of the following except

The "Business of America is Business" was used by

One of the effects of the release of "Birth of a Nation" and "New Immigrants":

Harding and Coolidge both based their foreign policy on which of the following?

From 1921-1922, nations met to agree on disarmament treaties at the

One of the unforeseen effects of Prohibition

Repealed Prohibition