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Period 7 20's to New Deal
Period 7 20's to New Deal
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1
The African American leader who started the "Back to Africa" movement was
WEB Dubois
Booker T Washington
Marcus Garvey
Duke Ellington
2
The most important form of mass media in the 20's was
Television
Newspapers
The Internet
Radio
3
All of the following were long-term causes of the Great Depression EXCEPT
Excessive consumer use of credit
The stock market crash
Dropping agriculture prices and farm debt
Over production of industrial goods
4
FDR's first act as President was to
Declare a Bank Holiday to restore trust in banks
Demand the FLSA for better labor working conditions
Announce Social Security for the elderly
Propose the AAA to improve farm conditions
5
African American voters were attracted to FDR and the Democratic Party because
FDR supported full civil rights for blacks
New Deal programs specifically tried to end their problems
Though segregated, some New Deal programs provided jobs
FDR worked hard to obtain the support of African Americans
6
The "Flappers" of the 1920's could best be described as
Nativists who strongly opposed new immigrants
Investigative journalists who exposed corruption
Young unmarried women challenging gender roles
African-Americans who's culture became mainstream
7
All of the following New Deal reforms still exist today EXCEPT
Social Security
The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Medicare
8
The Scopes Monkey Trial illustrated a struggle in America over
Big business and unions
Expansionism and isolationism
Modern and conservative values
Immigration and nativism
9
All of the following were FDR's 3 R's EXCEPT
Reform
Recovery
Revitalize
Relief
10
The final event that doomed Hoover and guaranteed FDR's election in 1932 was the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hawley-Smoot Tariff
Bonus Army
Teapot Dome Scandal
11
Which of the following groups was hit hardest by the Dust Bowl?
Factory owners
Middle class professionals
Farmers
Unions
12
The Indian Reorganization Act was important because it
Strengthened the Dawes Act and individual land ownership
Allowed Native Americans to fully govern themselves
Restored tribal tribal lands and culture
Provided low income jobs to struggling Natives
13
Which of the following artists was a famous jazz musician of the Harlem Renaissance?
Langston Hughes
Louis Armstrong
Claude McKay
Zora Neale Hurston
14
Presidents Harding and Coolidge during the 20's could best be characterized as
Highly involved in people's lives
Hands off or Laissez-Faire
Very pro-union and anti-trust
Champions of the "Common Man"
15
All of the following were created by the Fair Labor Standards Act EXCEPT
The 40 hour work week
Restrictions on child labor
A minimum wage
The right to organize unions
16
Hoover's philosophy on how to deal with the Great Depression was to rely on
Reliance on charities and businesses to solve it
Reforms of the banking industry
Increased foreign trade to lift the economy
Creation of job programs to put people to work
17
The Works Project Administration (WPA) was created in order to
Provide jobs to the unemployed
Provide insurance to the eldery
Prevent banks from failing in the future
Regulate the Stock Market
18
All of the following explain the perception that the 20's "Roared" EXCEPT
Increased standards of living
Increased farm debts
New forms of enteratainment
New mass media fueling consumerism
19
One way that FDR reached Americans and helped restore their hope was the use of
Advertisements in local newspapers
Magazines such as "Time" and "Life"
A speech tour of the country by train
Fireside Chats via the radio
20
An early champion of women's right to birth control was
Harriet Tubman
Margaret Sanger
Alice Paul
Susan B Anthony
21
Which of these FDR critics championed his "Share the Wealth" plan to end the Depression?
Huey Long
Dr. Francis Townsend
Marcus Garvey
Father Coughlin