How did life change in the U.S. and South Carolina after the Stock Market Crash of 1929? (5.2.CO)

Millions of people became unemployed, and many lived in shantytowns.

Study the political cartoon. Why did Roosevelt feel the need to increase federal power during the Great Depression?

Roosevelt believed the federal government needed to pass New Deal policies

Which statement about the “Harlem Renaissance” is true? (5.2.CX)

Langston Hughes, Louis Armstrong, and others shared their art and culture.

Why was the “New Deal” such a new concept for the United States government? (5.2.CC)

The Federal government became very active in the national economy.

Why didn’t the United States Congress support Wilson’s League of Nations?(5.2.CE)

Congress would lose power in declaring war, and feared getting involved.

All of the following are reasons why African Americans migrated North from S.C. except? (5.2.CX)

To continue going to separate schools, and own their own plantation.

Study the timeline. How did the Progressive Era change the role of the federal government? (5.2.P)

The federal government took on a larger role and passed many laws.

Study the political cartoon. How did the ideals of European countries lead to the conflict of WWI? (5.2.CE)

Europeans had a strong sense of nationalism which made them feel superior.

Study the photograph below. What is one of the cultural and economic impacts of the Stock Market Crash of 1929? (5.2.CO)

People were forced to live in Hoovervilles.

What statement best summarizes the “Roaring Twenties” in the United States? (5.2.CX)

Many Americans enjoyed an economic boost and new interests

According to Wilson’s speech, what was America’s early stance on getting involved in WWI? (5.2.CE)

Officially stay out of World War I

Which of the following did not take place in South Carolina during the 1920s? (5.2.CO)

Farming in S.C. boomed as farmers’ crops were needed during the war.

Which of the following did not result from New Deal programs? (5.2.P)

Native Americans were sent to live on reservations in western states.

All of the following factors led to the eventual U.S. involvement in WWI except?(5.2.CE)

The assassination of the archduke and desire for more power in Europe.

Which of the following best describes a factor that led to the crash of the stock market? (5.2.CO)

Factories were overproducing and began to lay off workers.

Study the timeline. What did the new laws and amendments have in common? (5.2.P)

They protected the rights of citizens.

What was the lasting impact of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and 1930s? (5.2.CX)

Music, literature, and theater began to reflect African American culture.

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1
How did life change in the U.S. and South Carolina after the Stock Market Crash of 1929? (5.2.CO)
All Americans had appliances and televisions in their homes.
Millions of people became unemployed, and many lived in shantytowns.
Farmers did well as more crops were produced for European countries.
More people were able to enjoy the new technologies that were developed.
2
Study the political cartoon. Why did Roosevelt feel the need to increase federal power during the Great Depression?
Roosevelt believed that state governments needed to pass New Deal policies
Roosevelt believed that Hoover’s Great Depression policies were working.
Roosevelt believed the federal government needed to pass New Deal policies
Roosevelt believed that the president should be more like a king.
3
Which statement about the “Harlem Renaissance” is true? (5.2.CX)
It was made famous by such authors and musicians as F. Scott Fitzgerald
Langston Hughes, Louis Armstrong, and others shared their art and culture.
People in the NY neighborhood were not affected by the Great Depression.
It was caused by the great poverty and starvation present in New York City
4
Why was the “New Deal” such a new concept for the United States government? (5.2.CC)
The Federal government became very active in the national economy.
The U.S. refused to take part in the attempts to end the Great Depression.
It was the first time a Republican had been President.
It was the first time a Democrat had been President.
5
Why didn’t the United States Congress support Wilson’s League of Nations?(5.2.CE)
Congress wanted to insult German immigrants.
Congress would lose power in declaring war, and feared getting involved.
Congress thought that it would be too expensive.
6
CCC, Work Progress Administration, and the Tennessee Valley Authority are associated with what period of U.S. history?
The Great Society
The Reagan Revolution
The Prohibition Era
The New Deal
7
All of the following are reasons why African Americans migrated North from S.C. except? (5.2.CX)
To continue going to separate schools, and own their own plantation.
To have the opportunity to work in factories.
To escape the limitations of sharecropping
To escape Jim Crow Laws
8
Study the timeline. How did the Progressive Era change the role of the federal government? (5.2.P)
The federal government wanted the states to take on a larger role.
The federal government took on a larger role and passed many laws.
The federal government took on a larger role but refused to pass laws.
The federal government took on a smaller role and passed very little laws.
9
Study the political cartoon. How did the ideals of European countries lead to the conflict of WWI? (5.2.CE)
Trade among nations led to distrust and broken alliances.
Europeans had a strong sense of nationalism which made them feel superior.
European leaders wanted to take control of the entire world.
European leaders grew upset that America remained neutral as war broke out.
10
Study the photograph below. What is one of the cultural and economic impacts of the Stock Market Crash of 1929? (5.2.CO)
People were forced to live in Hoovervilles.
Many people were forced to migrate to the North.
Many people were forced to build houses for immigrants.
People were forced to work in factories.
11
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation had the most impact on which industry? (5.2.CC)
Cattle
Stocks
Banking
Automobile
12
What statement best summarizes the “Roaring Twenties” in the United States? (5.2.CX)
Most Americans lost jobs, lost interest in art and music, and were angry
African Americans were not allowed to express themselves
All women were happy to work in the home and take care of their families.
Many Americans enjoyed an economic boost and new interests
13
According to Wilson’s speech, what was America’s early stance on getting involved in WWI? (5.2.CE)
Support the Central Powers with troops
Support the Allied Powers with troops
Officially stay out of World War I
Support the Axis Powers with troops
14
Which of the following did not take place in South Carolina during the 1920s? (5.2.CO)
Many banks and stores failed.
Many thousands of African Americans went north looking for jobs.
Farming in S.C. boomed as farmers’ crops were needed during the war.
The boll weevil destroyed much of the cotton crop.
15
Which of the following did not result from New Deal programs? (5.2.P)
Bank deposits and customers’ money were now protected.
Workers were hired to build roads, dams, and parks.
Native Americans were sent to live on reservations in western states.
Millions of customers in some Southern states received electrical power.
16
All of the following factors led to the eventual U.S. involvement in WWI except?(5.2.CE)
aid to our European allies
The sinking of the Lusitania
The assassination of the archduke and desire for more power in Europe.
The Zimmerman telegram
17
Which of the following best describes a factor that led to the crash of the stock market? (5.2.CO)
Values of stocks increased due to mass production.
Factories were not able to produce goods for consumers.
Factories were overproducing and began to lay off workers.
Many Americans began buying more stocks.
18
Which New Deal program was created to give benefits to older, retired workers? (5.2.CC)
Welfare Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Recovery Administration
Social Security
19
Study the timeline. What did the new laws and amendments have in common? (5.2.P)
They protected the rights of new technologies.
They gave more rights to big businesses
They protected the rights of citizens.
They gave more rights to big businesses.
20
What was the lasting impact of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and 1930s? (5.2.CX)
Music, literature, and theater began to reflect African American culture.
Hospitals began conducting medical research to find new cures.
Roads and bridges were improved through better planning and construction
Public education became regulated by state and Federal government bodies.

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