Unit 4 SSUSH16-SSUSH19 EOC Review

Which of the following were logistical challenges in the Pacific?

Term used to describe the rebirth of African-American literature, art, and music

Designed as a safety net for the elderly, unemployed, disabled, and poor:

turning in the Pacific in which Japan's best aircraft carriers and pilots were destroyed:

the primary cause of democratized transportation and urban sprawl

term for the initial 3 months of unprecedented emergency legislation = New Deal

A provision allowing allied powers to purchase and transport weapons of war

Which of the following were solutions used to secure the transAtlantic supply lines

guaranteed the right of workers to form unions and collectively bargain w/ representatives of their choosing:

most popular work program for young men 18-25 earning wages by building roads, parks, and planting trees.

established minimum wages and maximum hours; banned child labor under 16 (18 if dangerous)

Roosevelt's attempt to pack the Supreme Court w/ justices who would favor New Deal programs:

conducted by the Dept. of Justice to target and eliminate radical/subversive political forces in the U.S.

democratized transportation by producing a car for the masses instead of the classes

disaster caused by overproduction, drought, and high winds; demographic shift to the West; the Grapes of Wrath

head of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters who threatened to march on Washington D.C.

analogy used by FDR to win congressional support for loaning AND TRANSPORTING war materiel to Britain

Excess supply over demand:

via radio FDR gradually restored the confidence of the American public

Black Tuesday

solution to the unique logistical challenges in the Pacific

two business innovations pioneered by Henry Ford to widen the consumer market

3 Rs of the New Deal

She campaigned on the President's behalf and championed the rights of Women/African-Americans/Poor:

Birthplace of Jazz

At Pearl Harbor the Japanese:

Buying large quantities of stock with loaned money:

a series of laws passed by Congress forbidding U.S. involvement in EuropeanAffairs

largest amphibious invasion and the beginning of the end for Germany:

the temporary internment of Japanese, German, and Italian Americans

Leader of the Socialist Party; arrested for violating the Espionage and Sedition Acts

New Deal critic who campaigned on a "Share the Wealth" platform including salary caps and guaranteed basic income

victory over dictators at abroad and racism at home

Economic cycle based on peaks and troughs

the power to regulate banking transactions and foreign exchange and to reopen solvent banks

Shantytowns on the outskirts of industrial cities:

Which of the following was a logistical challenge in Europe?

Communication technology in which broadcasts could be heard by large numbers

designed to restrict undesirable immigration during the 1920s

executive order eliminating discrimination in defense industries

Allied Power that surrounded and captured the German capital of Berlin

Designed to create jobs, generate electricity, improve transportation, and control flooding:

large scale secret national project to construct an atomic weapon:

New Deal programs effectively ended the Great Depression