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19 Cards in this Set

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Adkins v. Children's Hospital
Reversed Muller v. Oregon Supreme Court decision : no special protection for women in the workplace; it is assumed that now that they can vote they should be treated equally to men
Esch-Cummins Act
Private consolidation for railroads and ICC must guarantee profitability
Veteran's Bureau
Provides hospital and vocational rehabilitation
Adjusted Compensation Act
Provided bonus to military members (active and veteran) who had served in WWI.
Nine-Power Treaty
Many European countries, China, and Japan follow the Open Door policy in China.
Kellog-Briand Act
62 nations agree on the "outlawry" of war
(not followed)
Fordney-McCumber Tariff law
High tariff passed to protect domestic production from foreign competitors
Charles Forbes
Involved in scandal the stole away $200 million connected to veterans' hospitals
Teapot Dome Scandal
illegal lease of priceless oil (intended) for Navy; directly involved was Harding's Secretary of State
McNary-Haugen Bill
farm-relief bill intended to keep agricultural prices high by buying the extensive surplus of crop
(vetoed twice by Coolidge)
Dawes Plan
arrangement to reschedule Germany's payments ($10 billion); stabilized German currency
Agricultural Marketing Act
establishes Federal Farm Board, which gives out loans to farmers; also tried to buy surplus crop to protect prices
Hawley-Smoot Tariff
highest tariff during peacetime in the history of the U.S.
(60% duty)
Black Tuesday
over 16 million shares of stocks sold on Wall Street; results in stock market collapse
Hoovervilles
shantytowns during the Depression era filled with makeshift homes and impoverished people
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
gov't lending agency to help out insurance companies, banks, agricultural organizations and railroads
Norris-La Guardia Anti-Injunction Act
banned "yellow-dog" or anti-union work contracts; federal court cannot stomp out strikes and boycotts by injuctions
Bonus Expeditionary Force (aka Bonus Army)
20,000 veterans and active military men marched to and camped out on Washington D.C. to demand immediate payment of bonuses earned in WWI
Stimson Doctrine
U.S. refused to recognize any territorial acquisitions achieved by force