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USHC-6.1-6.4 Vocab
Prosecution attorney against John Scopes in the "monkey" trial
Repealed the 18th Amendment
USHC-6.1-6.4 Vocab
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Repealed the 18th Amendment
16th
17th
19th
21st
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Prosecution attorney against John Scopes in the "monkey" trial
Herbert Hoover
John Scopes
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
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Period in US history when 18th Amendment was in effect. Alcohol= illegal in USA
18th Amendment
Prohibition
Red Scare
Reconstruction
4
Ford saw his employees as potential car buyers so he paid them a high wage
Workers as Consumers
Workers that Consume
Consumers as Workers
Consuming Workers
5
Government directly helps people suffering from the financial crisis
New Deal
Deficit Spending
Direct Relief
Fireside Chats
6
Poor/homeless made makeshift villages during Great Depression. Named after POTUS they blamed
Coolidge Cottages
Hoovervilles
Roosevelt-Towns
Harding Homes
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This united the country as everyone listened to the same shows and news
Nightlife
Movie industry
Radio
Mass media
8
Technology allowed people to go to city after dark to attend shows, restaurants, social events
Mass production
Nightlife
Consumer society
New appliances
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Nativism during this time period targeted people from which 2 areas?
Eastern and Western Europe
Eastern and Northern Europe
Southern and Western Europe
Southern and Eastern Europe
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Production technique perfected by Ford- workers remain stationary and goods moved to them
Airline industry
Assembly Line
Workers as Consumers
Mass Production
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1935 plan aimed @ stimulating economy during GD & preserve skills/self-respect unemployed by providing them useful work.
WPA
PWA
SSA
AAA
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Attitude strongly opposed to immigration
Immigration Quotas
Anti-Semitism
Racism
Nativism
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Popular music after WW1. From Louisiana & MS. Spread to Northern cities. Crossed ethnic lines
Jazz
Radio
Lost Generation
Harlem Renaissance
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Created by Congress- one of major public-works projects of New Deal; built a system of dams in Southeast
REA
PWA
TVA
SEC
15
Part of Roosevelt’s New Deal- aimed to stimulate U.S. economy by giving Presidential powers to regulate businesses
NRA
PWA
FDIC
SEC
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Late 1920s through the 1930s. Financial hardship in the USA
Black Tuesday
Great Depression
WW2
New Deal
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Established to monitor US banking, govt more control over $ circulation, prevent bank failures
Social Security
Public Works Act
New Deal
Federal Reserve Act
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Working on farms cut them off from Social Security benefits- New Deal sanctioned segregation
Labor Movement
Minorities and the New Deal
Public Works Act
Women and the New Deal
19
New Deal plan that fueled construction of highways and dams
Public Works Act
Works Progress Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Social Security
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Relieve unemployment by providing national conservation work primarily for young, unmarried men.
NLRA
CCC
PWA
SEC
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Buying risky stocks in hopes of making large profit quick- common practice b4 Great Depression
Buying on Margin
Direct Relief
Installment Plans
Speculation
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Investors purchase stocks for portion of price- borrow remainder. Sell stock, pay loan, make $
Installment Plans
Deficit Spending
Buying on Margin
Speculation
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Plans that arose in 1920s- allowed people to buy more expensive items. Pay little at a time
Speculation
Mass media
Radio
Installment plans
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The US became this type of society in the 1920s as people spent money/consumed over saving $$
Consumer society
Speculation
Installment plans
Buying on Margin
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Fed. sponsored corporation- insures deposits in national banks/other financial institutions up to a certain amount of $
SEC
Federal Reserve Act
FDIC
SSA
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Attitude strongly opposed to immigration
Communism
Red Scare
Nativism
Jim Crow laws
27
Women of the 20s- rebellious, challenged traditional gender roles- caused great concern
Lost Generation
Harlem Renaissance
Suffragettes
Flappers
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Industry born through works of Wright Brothers and boosted by Charles Lindbergh
Movie Industry
Mass media
New appliances
Airline Industry
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New inventions like washers and refrigerators made possible by electricity- more leisure time
Installment plans
Mass media
Workers as Consumers
New appliances
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1935 law Protects laborers; it allows them to form unions, engage in collective bargaining, and take part in strikes.
NLRA/Wagner Act
NLRB/ NLRA
SEC
FDIC
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Government spending borrowed money
National Deficit
Deficit Spending
National Debt
Direct Relief
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Bible should be studied as any other work of literature to determine validity and relevance
Evolution
Scopes Trial
Higher Criticism
Fundamentalism
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Helped to create a national culture as these became popular in 1920s for entertainment
Radio
Mass media
New appliances
Movie industry
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Regulatory agency that provides oversight of the country’s stock market
WPA
SSA
SEC
PWA
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Restrictions by government that set # of people who can come from different parts of world
Buying on Margin
Immigration Quotas
Nativism
Red Scare
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Slang term for person from Oklahoma or a general migrant who settled in California during Great Depression
Nokie
Okie
Arkie
Barkie
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Raise crop prices by encouraging lower production; farmers paid by govt to leave a certain amount of land unplanted
AAA
REA
CCC
TVA
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Concerns about communism that swept across USA following WW1
Red Scare
Nativism
Communism
Lost Generation
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What was the main reason behind Okies migrating to California?
World War I
Dust Bowl
Great Migration
Great Depression
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1935 law provided funding for installation of electrical distribution systems to serve rural areas of the U.S
WPA
REA
TVA
PWA
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Radio addresses made by FDR- inspired hope in American people during Great Depression
Radio Addresses
Fireplace Talks
Fireside Talks
Fireside Chats
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Group of veterans who marched on Washington to receive their 'bonus' early from fighting in WW1
Harlem Hell Fighters
54th Massachusetts
Bonus Army
Dough Boys
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Secretive organization that used violence, murder, intimidation against Af-Ams and supporters
Red Scare
Ku Klux Klan
Jim Crow
Black Hand
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African American cultural movement that involved music, art, literature
Jazz
Harlem Renaissance
Lost Generation
Flappers
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Arose in 1920s- radio, magazines, movies created mass culture. People exposed to similar ideas
Mass media
Consumer society
Nightlife
New appliances
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Film that intensified racism against African-Americans and glorified the KKK
Glory
The Birth of a Nation
Abraham Lincoln
Gone With the Wind
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Belief that bible is literal true and without errors because the Bible came directly from God
Evolution
Higher Criticism
Fundamentalism
Scopes Trial
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Increased use of machinery in production
Speculation
Overproduction
Mechanization
Industrialization
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Government owns all property and rights of individual come second to needs/good of the nation
Capitalism
Nativism
Communism
Fundamentalism
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Democrat elected in 1932. Use deficit spending to launch
New Deal
programs
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Theodore Roosevelt
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Producing so much of a product or crop that the price falls
Buying on Margin
Speculation
Overproduction
Mechanization
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Group of writers disillusioned w/ greed & corruption in society. Hemingway, Lewis, Fitzgerald
Lost Generation
Flappers
Red Scare
Harlem Renaissance
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U.S. govt agency charged with administering the National Labor Relations Act (1935)
Wagner Act
NLRB
FDIC
NLRA
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Area of Great Plains most affected by the Great Drought of the 1930s
Dust Bowl
Rust Bowl
Crust Bowl
Bust Bowl
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Established plan for retirement income and money for disabled workers
Securities and Exchange Commission
Works Progress Administration
Social Security
Public Works Act
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POTUS @ beginning of Great Depression. Lost favor with Americans due to his laissez-faire approach
Harry Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
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1920 murder trial involving 2 Italian immigrants- outcome likely influenced by the First Red Scare
Sacco & Vanzetti Trial
Scopes (Monkey) Trial
Palmer Raids Trial
Charles Lindbergh Jr. Trial
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Assaults ordered by the Attorney General going after suspected radicals post WW1. Little evidence used to justify.
Red Scare
Sacco & Vanzetti
Palmer Raids
Haymarket Riot
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Union membership grew as a result of some New Deal programs
Minorities and the New Deal
Labor Movement
Women and the New Deal
Temperance Movement
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Defense attorney for John Scopes in the "Monkey" trial
John Scopes
Clarence Darrow
Herbert Hoover
William Jennings Bryan
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FDR's 3 goals of his New Deal programs: relief, recovery, reform
CCC
NRA
Three R's
AAA
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1925 trial of teacher who violated state law by teaching evolution- he was found guilty
Scopes (Monkey) Trial
Scopes Trial
Palmer Raids
Monkey Trial
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Signaled the beginning of Great Depression. 10/29/1929- the day the Stock Market crashed
Ash Wednesday
Good Friday
Black Friday
Black Tuesday
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To produce on a large scale lowering production costs and making goods more affordable
Assembly Production
Assembly Line
Mass Production
Mass Line
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New Deal programs favored men over women- women were paid less. Domestic work not regulated
Labor Movement
Minorities and the New Deal
Public Works Act
Women and the New Deal
66
FDR's domestic programs to help USA recover, provide relief, and reform during Great Depression
New Deal
Great Society
Deficit Spending
Square Deal
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First to successfully manufacture and market the automobile through mass production techniques
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
J.P. Morgan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Idea that all life, including human, evolved over time. Based on Darwin's theories
Evolution
Fundamentalism
Survival of the Fittest
Higher Criticism