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Period 7, Part 2: Great Depression to The Bomb
Period 7, Part 2: Great Depression to The Bomb
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1
Which of the following was NOT one of FDR's described Four Freedoms?
Freedom from want
Freedom from fear
Freedom of religion
Freedom from corruption
2
Why was the Chinese Exclusion Act repealed?
Actually, it was never repealed.
There was little desire in China to immigrate to the US
China was an ally of the US against Japan
China was an Axis power and US feared an attack of spite
3
The main contribution of Tampa during WW2 was...
the invention of the Cuban sandwich
aircraft production
shipbuilding
tech research at USF
4
Critics of the New Deal included...
Sen. Huey Long, from the political right
Herbert Hoover, from the political right
Sen. Huey Long, from the political left
Sen. Harry Truman, from the political left
5
Glass Steagall Act dealt with the issue of
Banking Regulation
Military Enhancements
National Security
Land Conservation
6
The Dust Bowl...
devastated farms in the southeast
was made worse by years of unwise farming practices
caused many desperate farm families to move to Oklahoma
struck during the Great Depression
7
Which of the following New Deal programs had the greatest long-term impact on the U.S. economy?
Works Progress Administration
Social Security Act
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Recovery Administration
8
FDR's "court packing" plan...
led to critics complaining that he wanted too much power
was passed by Congress during the "100 Days"
resulted in a Supreme Court that threw out much of the New Deal
was meant to ease the difficulties of fighting 2 wars simultaneously
9
Choose the INCORRECT fact about the attack at Pearl Harbor (pls)
it was carried out after the US put an oil embargo on Japan
it destroyed many American aircraft carriers
it destroyed many American battleships
it was the only major direct attack on the US during WW2
10
Which mandatory program was ruled unconstitutional by the SCOTUS and became mostly voluntary?
Share the Wealth program (STW)
National Recovery Act / Administration (NRA)
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC)
Works Progress Administration (WPA)
11
Which was NOT a popular form of mass media in the 1930s & 1940s?
movies
radio
magazines
TV
12
Which laws established US isolation from war-related events in Europe and the Pacific?
Neutrality Acts
Anti-Involvement Act
Roosevelt Corollary
Isolationist Acts
13
Which fact can be used as evidence that President Hoover was blamed for the Depression?
shantytowns of homeless people were called "Hoovervilles"
the Hoover Dam project was funded by Congress
Coxey's Army protested in Washington
many "Okie" families piled into trucks and abandoned their farms
14
Which nation was NOT a member of the Axis powers during WW2?
Italy
China
Germany
Japan
15
Which New Deal program worked to reduce surplus and increase demand for farm commodities?
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Civil Works Administration
Works Progress Administration
Farm Security Administration
16
Before the attack on Pearl Harbor...
the US military was one of the largest in the world
most Americans did not want to get involved in somebody else's war
the Lend-Lease Act provided much needed supplies to Great Britain
most Americans supported Germany's actions in Europe
17
The "Big Three" leaders who met at several conferences during WW2
FDR, Mussolini, and Stalin
FDR, Churchill, and Stalin
FDR, Churchill, and Mussolini
Groucho, Chico, and Harpo
18
The most common way for family to be informed that someone had died in combat
personal visit from a military representative
letter
phone call
telegram
19
The biggest LONG TERM effect of the New Deal was that...
Americans expected the fed government to do more
The Democratic Party was pushed out of power for years
Americans expected the fed government to do less
Cold War tensions continued for decades
20
Which was a primary contributing factor to the Great Migration?
Rapid industrialization in the south during WW2
fear of attack by Axis planes along the coast
Development of factories in the North and midwest
Persistence of Jim Crow laws and racial violence in the south
21
The US / UK/ Soviet Grand Alliance was unexpected because...
Britain & the USSR / Russia had long been bitter enemies
Hitler & Stalin had signed a non-aggression pact in 1938
The US was generally very anti-communist
Stalin had sided with Germany in World War 1
22
Which statement is true for BOTH Coxey's Army in the 1890s AND the Bonus Army in the 1930s?
both marches changed government policy
both marches were opposed by most Americans
both marches demanded equal rights for all
both marches were unsuccessful
23
The Kellogg-Briand Pact:
Divided the Axis and Allies nations, leading to WW2
Guaranteed alliances between signatory nations through WWI
Was piloted by French and British diplomats
Virtually banned war between agreeing nations
24
The Zoot Suit riots...
provides evidence that unemployment was still a problem during WW2
provides evidence that fashion was very important in the 1940s
provides evidence of cultural / racial discord among Americans in the 1940s
provides evidence that the draft was unpopular among young Americans
25
Which New Deal program is described INCORRECTLY?
CCC - Rural jobs program
WPA - Urban jobs program
FDIC - bank insurance
NRA - stock market reform
26
Which is NOT true about the Atlantic Charter?
set out a vision for a postwar world
committed the US to joining the war against Germany
was an agreement b/w the US and Great Britain
was used as the basis of the UN charter
27
US strategy to get military resources ever closer to Japan in WW2
the three hour tour
island bouncing
the blitz
island hopping
28
The attack on Pearl Harbor (the "date that will live... in infamy!") came on...
December 7, 1941
September 1, 1939
November 25, 1941
December 11, 1940
29
The "Double V" push promoted...
victory over communism and fascism around the world
victory over Japan in Asia and Germany in Europe
victory over fascism abroad and and segregation at home
victory over fear and war in the US
30
This poster from WW2 could be used as evidence that...
German / Japanese spies were active in the US
Gossiping was considered rude in the 1940s
The 1st Amendment right to free speech was suspended during the war
Americans did not have much faith in the US Navy
