Drought, the Great Depression, overgrazing of farm land during 1910s, 1920s, no help from gov't

The Dust Bowl, Mass migration to California

Civilian Conservation Corps, Tennessee Valley Authority

Many go to jail over oil scandal; corruption in gov't,

The Palmer Raids, Deportation of Communists

The Harlem Reniassance

Langston Hughes, literature achievements, The rise of Jazz music

Unemployment, Homelessness, Hoovervilles

Little government regulation, isolationism, Stocks

Different attitudes for and toward women

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

The FDIC, SEC, Social Security, TVA still in effect today

Rise of Organized Crime, Speakeasies

Criticisms by Huey Long, F. Townsend, Father Couglin,

Herbert Hoover, rugged individualism, RFC, trickle-down economics

Great Depression continued; FDR elected

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1
Henry Ford
Lower prices, higher wages
Higher prices, lower wages
The Adventures of Ford Fairlane
Assembly-Line Production of Cars and other goods
2
Prosperity
Farmers prosper
More cars and luxury goods owned
Government starts regulating economy more in 1920s
Good times roll onto 1930s
3
Drought, the Great Depression, overgrazing of farm land during 1910s, 1920s, no help from gov't
People moved to the midwest in huge numbers
The Dust Bowl
Mass migration to California
The Cotton Bowl
4
FDR-Recovery
Wagner Act
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tennessee Valley Authority
Social Security Act
5
Eugenics and Social Darwinism
More jobs for immigrants
Immigration Quota Act of 1924
more positive attitudes toward immigrants
US did not want economic stability
6
FDR-Relief
Court-Packing Plan
Bank Holiday
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
Social Security Act
7
Teapot Dome Scandal
US falls behind Saudi Arabia in Oil Production
US government more trusted than ever
Many go to jail over oil scandal; corruption in gov't,
Warren Harding resigns
8
The Red Scare
The Palmer Raids
Deportation of Communists
World War II
Lake Highlands defeats Berkner again
9
The Harlem Reniassance
Leonardo Da Vinci
The Angel of Harlem by U2
Langston Hughes, literature achievements
The rise of Jazz music
10
The Great Depression
Unforseen prosperity
Herbert Hoover's reelection
Unemployment, Homelessness, Hoovervilles
FDR retiring after two terms
11
Return to Normalcy
US leads formation of League of Nations
Little government regulation, isolationism, Stocks
Higher taxes, more war
Treaty of Versailles ratified
12
Installment Buying, uneven distribution of wealth, stock market crash
More free market policies by US government
The Korean War
1930s continues success of 1920s
The Great Depression
13
Little government regulation, assembly-line production, success in stock market, low taxes
The New Deal deemed not necessary
People prospered in the 1920s
Success continued during 1930s
Low tariffs
14
The Flapper
Women still not having the right to vote
Women's dressing more conseratively
Women not allowed at saloons
Different attitudes for and toward women
15
FDR-Reform
His approved Court Packing Plan
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
16
New Deal Programs
The National Industry Recovery Act
The FDIC, SEC, Social Security, TVA still in effect today
The AAA, CCC
Fifteen members of the Supreme Court
17
More leisure time, more disposable income, more luxury goods
the end of Lassiez-faire
Mass entertainment takes off
Less profit for business
More unemployment
18
Nativism, Racism
Less deported immigrants
More integration of American Society
The Great Migration
Loosened immigration standards
19
Prohibition
Less immigration quotas
More revenue for government
Less crime, more taxes
Rise of Organized Crime, Speakeasies
20
The New Deal
Power of presidency decreased
Less government involvement in people's welfare
Less government regulation of economy
Criticisms by Huey Long, F. Townsend, Father Couglin,
21
Herbert Hoover, rugged individualism, RFC, trickle-down economics
Great Depression continued; FDR elected
The Great Depression Ended
Unemployment dropped, more jobs created
Hoover reelected
22
The New Deal/World War II
The Great Depression still goes on today
The national language of the US is Japanese
The Great Depression Ended
The Great Depression continued until the Kennedy presidency
23
Overspeculation, high tariffs, buying goods on margin, overproduction of goods, farming decline
FDR's Court-Packing Plan
Continued prosperity
The Great Depression
The Russo-Japanese War
24
Supreme Court striking down some of FDR's New Deal programs
FDR enters the US in World War II
FDR does not run for a third term
FDR's Court Packing Plan
FDR decreases power of presidency
25
Battle over creationism/Fundamentalism; WJ Bryan vs. Clearance Darrow
The Teapot Dome Scandal
The 1920 World Series
The 1924 Presidential Election
The Scopes Monkey Trial

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