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35 Cards in this Set
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Laissez-faire
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A belief that the government should not interfere in American businesses
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Flappers
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"New women" of the 1920s
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18th Amendment
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Banned the production, distribution, and consumption of alcohol
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19th Amendment
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Established women's suffrage
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Harlem Renaissance
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Movement of racial pride and celebration of African American art, music, etc.
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Women's Christian Temperance Society
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An organization who succeeded in banning the use of alcohol
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Prohibition
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Policy/law that led to a wide disregard for the law during the 1920s
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F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Wrote the book "The Great Gatsby"
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Charles Lindberg
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A great American hero who became the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic
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John T. Scopes
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A teacher in Tennessee who was fired for teaching Darwin's Theory of Evolution
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Herbert Hoover
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The President who refused to provide direct relief to people suffering Depression
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Nativism
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The attitude in the 1920's that led to quotas/restrictions on immigration
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Scopes Monkey Trial
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A court case that upheld Creationism over Evolution in school science classes
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Crash of the Stock Market
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This was caused by buying stocks on margin; immediate cause of the Great Depression
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Langston Hughes
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A famous writer/poet of the Harlem Renaissance
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Warren G. Harding
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The president who won the election of 1920 by promising "A return to Normalcy"
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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His program created jobs and stimulated economic growth during the Depression
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Frances Perkins
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The first woman appointed to be head of an executive department and serve on a president's cabinet
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Huey Long
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A man who posed as a political threat to Franklin D. Roosevelt by promising every American a house and a car
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New Deal
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A plan to help the country's economy recover from the Great Depression; Expanded the role of the federal government in the lives of Americans
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Social Security Act
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A long-term impact of the New Deal that helped senior citizens
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Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
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A government agency from the New Deal that insures people's money in banks
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Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
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A New Deal program that put young men to work planting trees
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Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
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A New Deal agency that created jobs and provided electricity for the Appalachian region
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Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)
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A New Deal policy/agency that paid farmers to limit production and destroy crops
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Easy Credit
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The underlying cause of the stock market crashing
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Indian Reorganization Act
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This reversed the Dawes Act by restoring tribal land out of respect for Indian cultural and tradition
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Wagner Act
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This provided government protection for unions to organize workers
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Overproduction
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The most important cause of the Great Depression
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High Tariffs
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The biggest cause of unbalanced foreign trade in the 1930s
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Court-Packing Plan
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's most controversial proposal that lost him support from some Americans
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Good Neighbor Policy
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Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt practiced this policy toward Latin America when they withdrew troops from Latin American countries
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Bonus Army
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World War One veterans who marched to Washington demanding help
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World War II
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The event that lowered unemployment after the Great Depression
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Relief for the unemployed
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's immediate goal for the New Deal
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