8.6 WW1 - WW2 SC PASS Review

The USA was ____________ which helped the country stay out of WW1 until 1917

The Rural Electrification Administration helped bring ______ to the countryside (non-cities)

The most popular form of MASS media (information to large part of population) in WW2 was the

President F.Roosevelt created the ___ to help create jobs & get the USA out of the depression

The collapse of cotton production/pricing led to ___ & tobacco becoming SC's major cash crops

The ___ Renaissance was a birth of African American inspired & created art, music, & literature

Stock Market Crash, Growing Gap between Rich&Poor, poor banking laws, stock speculation led to

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In World War 2, the Axis Powers included everyone EXCEPT

This music type became a mainstream hit in the 1920s, partly due to the Harlem Renaissance

she was the 1st black female to hold a federal agency post; founded Bethune-Cookman College;

The CCC, part of the "Alphabet Soup" of New Deal programs helped employ young men & build ___

The assassination of __________sparked the start of WW1

Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes, Duke Ellington were all key artists in the __

They were the 1st African American pilots; protected bombers in WW2; trained in Walterboro, SC

This major fort is still active, used for training Army soldiers; located in Columbia, SC

WW1 lasted between ________ and _________

The US stayed NEUTRAL in WW1 so it could continue

The ______ Raiders trained in Columbia, flew B25 bombers, raided Tokyo after Pearl Harbor

-Signed into law in 1935 by FDR -created to support 65 yr olds &older to promote retirement

Training base in Beaufort started in WW1 & is currently a basic training base for the Marines

The __ crushed the cotton crop & hurt the textile industry

The need to ration goods such as rubber, metal, and even food was due to

True of False: Fort Jackson (Camp Jackson) was used to train soldiers for both WW1 & WW2

The Central Powers in WW1 included all of the following except.

Wrote "Porgy; later adapted into an opera "Porgy & Bess"; Southern Literary Renaissance

violent group in the 1910s; against immigrants, African Americans, Jews, anti-prohibitionists

The 18th Amendment (Prohibition) was repealed by the ______ Amendment