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WWI, The Great Depression, and WWII
WWI, The Great Depression, and WWII
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A WA State History review!
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1
President FDR's plan to end the Depression was called:
The Roosevelt Plan
The New Deal
The Civilian Conservation Corps
Alphabet Soup
2
An organization of workers whose goal is to improve working conditions.
Blacklist
Capitalist
Reformer
Labor union
3
WWI led to the creation of which Washington company?
Weyerhaeuser
Boeing
Microsoft
Amazon
4
The U.S. joined WWII because which country attacked Pearl Harbor?
Russia
Japan
Italy
Germany
5
The stock market crash at the beginning of the Great Depression is called:
Red Wednesday
Black Friday
D-Day
Black Tuesday
6
All were reasons for Prohibition EXCEPT:
People thought alcohol wasted family resources.
They thought selling alcohol did not make enough money
They thought alcohol led to most crimes
They thought alcohol led to violence
7
Which Washington industry was NOT a major economic winner during WWII?
Airplanes
Aluminum production
Car manufacturing
Shipbuilding
8
How many Washington men fought in WWI?
75,000
10,000
5,000
150,000
9
Why did many people in the United States NOT fear labor unions?
They thought that unions would overthrow the government
They thought that unions would overthrow capitalism
They thought that unions would start a war (rich vs. poor)
They thought that unions would destroy property
10
The severe drought that began in 1928 was called:
The Dust Bowl
The Dust Depression
The Great Depression
The Great Drought
11
How many migrants moved to the Northwest during the Dust Bowl?
40,000
1,000,000
100,000
400,000
12
Many people who lost their homes during the Depression lived in places called:
Shantytowns
Depression Villages
Apartments
Hoovervilles
13
During WWI, many Americans feared and discriminated against what group of people?
German Americans
Irish Americans
Italian Americans
Japanese Americans