How did the New Deal incorporate socialist programs?

It increased government spending to create jobs

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

An artistic movement led by black artists

What was a result of the actions of the flappers?

Women advanced their social status

What did W.E.B. Du Bois feel about Black Americans in the 1920s?

They had 2 identities: Black and American

What were Hoovervilles?

Makeshift towns created by the unemployed

How did the U.S. government in WWII see the home front?

As an important asset to support the war effort

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1
Where did the Holocaust primarily take place?
Central Europe
Western Europe
United States
Russia
2
What did the Scopes Trial ultimately symbolize?
Fundamentalism v. Modernism
New rights being taken from groups
Women getting the right to vote
Black people's struggle for equality
3
How did the New Deal incorporate socialist programs?
Taxes were lowered to give people a break
It increased government spending to create jobs
FDR began to take control of many facets of government
It let the big businesses sort the market out
4
What was one of the main causes of the Great Depression?
The Rise of the KKK
Dust Bowl
The Great Migration
Stock Market Crash
5
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
A movement in Harlem to end Jim Crow laws
An artistic movement led by black artists
A time period where black people all agreed
A place where black people were superior to white people
6
What was a result of the actions of the flappers?
Men became second class citizens
Women were denied the right to vote
Women were further oppressed
Women advanced their social status
7
What did W.E.B. Du Bois feel about Black Americans in the 1920s?
America was mostly fair to them
They needed to earn their rights
They needed to go to Africa for freedom
They had 2 identities: Black and American
8
What were Hoovervilles?
Makeshift towns created by the unemployed
A place where the wealthy lived
Factory Towns
A direct cause of the Great Depression
9
Why did the American government put Japanese-Americans in camps?
In order to spy on the Japanese
Americans hated immigrants in this time period
To utilize free Japanese-American labor
To prevent sabotage
10
How did the U.S. government in WWII see the home front?
The people were mooching off of the soldiers
The soldiers needed to stay home for the people
As an important asset to support the war effort
The home front might have some use
11
What was the name of the event that where many black people to move north?
Back to Africa Movement
Great Migration
Harlem Renaissance
Black Nationalism
12
FDR's first 100 days were known for...
A deadlock of the political parties
His inability to fix the Depression
All of the legislation passed
The creation of the Stock Market
13
Which team would you compare your American History 2 class to? Hint: Dubs.
Falcons
Patriots
Broncos
Raiders
14
What were the Roaring 20s known for?
Poverty
Wealth
War
Depression
15
What was the primary difference between WWI and WWII?
WWI involved more countries
WWII involved Germany and France
WWII was mechanized and mobile
WWI had more casualties

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