Goal 9

Front 1

Which event represented the conflict between Christian Fundamentalism and modern science during the 1920s?

Back 1

scopes trials

Front 2

Which term referred to the shantytowns built by the homeless during the early stages of the Depression of the 1930s?

Back 2

Hoovervilles

Front 3

What was FDR's psychology on fight the depression?

Back 3

Told Americans "All we have to fear is fear itself" and weekly fireside addresses

Front 4

Which group became citizens with voting rights during the 1920s?

Back 4

American Indians

Front 5

Which president supported direct relief from government to address the problems of the economic crisis of the 1930s?

Back 5

Franklin Roosevelt

Front 6

What was the first "talking" movie?

Back 6

The Jazz Singer

Front 7

List an example that demonstrates how the New Deal resulted in more opportunities for women.

Back 7

Frances Perkins-first female cabinet member in U.S. history

Front 8

What did President Franklin Roosevelt use to deliver his "fireside chats" to the American people?

Back 8

radio

Front 9

What is the long-term impact of the New Deal?

Back 9

increased government involvement

Front 10

What natural disaster caused the migration of people from the Plains west to Calif. and Oregon?

Back 10

Dust Bowl

Front 11

What was established under the Fair Labor Standards Act?

Back 11

minimum wage and forty-hour work week

Front 12

What social group did Aimee Semple McPherson and Billy Sunday represent during the 1920s?

Back 12

Christian fundamentalists

Front 13

How were 1930's gangsters different from 1920's gangsters?

Back 13

robbing banks vs bootleggers

Front 14

Which government agency was created under the New Deal to regulate trade in the stock market?

Back 14

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

Front 15

During the 1920s, who was associated with the fight to end segregation?

Back 15

W.E.B. DuBois and NAACP

Front 16

What were the causes of the Great Depression?

Back 16

higher tariffs (Hawley-Smoot tariff), bank failures, overproduction, unequal distribution of income

Front 17

Which president represented the end of the progressive era and a "Return to Normalcy" in the 1920s?

Back 17

Warren G. Harding

Front 18

Which approach did President Herbert Hoover prefer to deal with the economic crisis of the early 1930s?

Back 18

rugged individualism and/or voluntary cooperation

Front 19

Which African-American cultural movement is associated with Langston Hughes and jazz music?

Back 19

The Harlem Renaissance

Front 20

Which presidents supported the use of laissez faire economic policies during the 1920s?

Back 20

Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover (all Republicans)

Front 21

Which group represented social change for women during the 1920s?

Back 21

flappers

Front 22

Why did President Franklin Roosevelt propose legislation to "pack the court" by enlarging the number of justices on the Supreme Court?

Back 22

to prevent the Court from striking down New Deal legislation (ex. NIRA & AAA)

Front 23

What were the basic characteristics of the business cycle during the 1920s?

Back 23

economic expansion, overproduction, and speculation

Front 24

Which New Deal Program insured banking deposits to restore public confidence in the banks?

Back 24

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

Front 25

Which part of the economy did not prosper during the 1920s?

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agriculture/farmers

Front 26

Which period of Roosevelt's presidency involved a series of emergency measures and government programs to provide direct relief against the Great Depression?

Back 26

the "First Hundred Days"the "First Hundred Days"

Front 27

Which group benefited from the National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act)?

Back 27

labor unions

Front 28

Hoover's failure to effectively deal with the Depression was demonstrated by his use of troops against which group?

Back 28

the Bonus Army

Front 29

During the 1920s, which scandal involved the resignation and imprisonment of Warren G. Harding's Secretary of the Interior Albert Fall?

Back 29

Teapot Dome

Front 30

Which New Deal programs provided jobs to the unemployed?

Back 30

Works Progress Administration (WPA) and Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

Front 31

F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway represented which group of writers from the 1920s?

Back 31

The Lost Generation

Front 32

Which New Deal program built dams for hydroelectric power?

Back 32

Tennesse Valley Authority (TVA)

Front 33

Which New Deal program regulated business?

Back 33

National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA)

Front 34

What approach did President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal use to deal with the effects of the Great Depression?

Back 34

direct government relief

Front 35

Which financial practices encouraged more consumerism during the 1920s?

Back 35

easy credit and the installment plan

Front 36

During the Depression of the 1930s, what became common as hunger affected the unemployed?

Back 36

Soup kitchens and Bread lines

Front 37

Speakeasies and bootlegging were illegal activities that developed because of which policy during the 1920s?

Back 37

prohibition

Front 38

Which group represented opposition to immigrants and African-Americans during the 1920s?

Back 38

Ku Klux Klan

Front 39

The "Back to Africa" movement and the United Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) are associated with which African-American leader?

Back 39

Marcus Garvey

Front 40

Which new technology was developed for entertainment and information during the 1920s?

Back 40

radio and "talkies"

Front 41

What was one of Franklin Roosevelt's first actions as president to prevent bank failures?

Back 41

banking holiday and emergency relief

Front 42

Which music was popularized during the 1920s by Louis Armstrong and other African-American entertainers?

Back 42

Jazz

Front 43

What New Deal program provides direct benefits to the elderly, disabled, and unemployed?

Back 43

Social Security

Front 44

What was a result of speculation and "buying on margin" in the stock market during the 1920s?

Back 44

The Stock Market Crash of 1929 or "Black Tuesday"

Front 45

Which reform program did President Franklin Roosevelt propose to deal with the Great Depression?

Back 45

New Deal

Front 46

What was FDR's philosophy/ideology on how to solve the economic downturn?

Back 46

bold experimentation with socialism

Front 47

Which New Deal program increased farmers' incomes?

Back 47

Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)

Front 48

Who represented the most radical political opposition to President Franklin D. Roosevelt?

Back 48

Huey Long and Father Charles Coughlin

Front 49

Who represented social change by advocating birth control for women during the 1920s?

Back 49

Margaret Sanger

Front 50

Which event represented the opposition to immigrants during the 1920s?

Back 50

the Sacco and Vanzetti trial