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Margarett Sanger

-In 1900's, M.S. was an upper middle class women with a degree in nursing and social work


- she thinks women are having to much children


-She gets arrested for creating a publication called Women Rebel. Which was considered pornography.


- she then flees the country to Europe. Where she is introduced to the contraceptive pill.


- she return to the U.S. and starts a clinic, where she gives out the pill


- she is known as very racist. Says certain women should have children, because they will contaminate the U.S.


- IMPORTANT: she starts the liberation of women by giving them a choice about their body.

Dollar diplomacy

- created in 1908, Taft use of financial power


-Tafts economic agenda to encourage American businesses to relocate to Latin America to get them hooked on our goods.


-encourage banks to loan money to Latin America to modernize


- IMPORTANT: Taft expands control on Latin America economically not militarily

19th amendment

-Ratified in 1920, says to the U.S. constitution prohibits the state's and the federal government to deny the right to vote to U.S. citizens based on sex


- until the amendment, women in the U.S didn't have the right to vote.


- this was the result of the women's suffrage movement.


-IMPORTANT: women break into 2 voting blocks, traditional or modern women roles, and it gives women a choice. It frees them.

John T. Scopes

-In 1920's, scopes challenged anti evolution laws in Tennessee through the ACLU


- He challenges the law by teaching evolution in schools


- he is arrested for this and put on trial. He is found guilty, but the vase is thrown out on a technicality


- the trial was broadcasted on national radio. Which opened a national dialogue on how they should teach children, let's people choose a side.


- the trial was known as the monkey trial, to mock the theory that humans evolved from monkeys.


- IMPORTANT: he lead to the curriculum that taught students from a scientifical P.O.V.

Hetch hetchy

- a valley once located in the Yosemite nation park


- no longer exists


-In 1924, the O' shanessy dam was built to aid with San Francisco's water shortage


- it's beauty and location in a nation park generated controversy.


-preservationist fought to keep the land natural, but conservationist won.


-IMPORTANT: Because this was the 1st and last time an area was destroyed to build something to help a state's problem

Herbert Hoover

-In 1929, at the start of the Great depression, Hoover was blamed, even if he was only president for 6 months.


- his is actually blamed for not doing anything


- he starts to react in 1932, but he miss diagnosis the depression


- he believed the economy is failing because companies arnt making enough products. so he helps companies make priducts, but people don't have purchasing power.


-IMPORTANT: Because Congress passed Smooth Hawley act.

Dust Bowl

-This happened in the 1930's


- The AAA caused the dust bowl


- The AAA caused no crops or grass to hold the dirt down


- their was also a drought, which made the dirt very dry and loose.


-severe winds pick up all the dirt


- the dust bowl is actually human made, becuase of financial greed.


- IMPORTANT: The dust bowl led to the economic crash, hunger and troubles for 75% of the U.S. we learned a vaulauabe lesson on farming.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

-was elected in 1932, only president to be elected 4 times.


-his legacy was The New Deal, it was a way to solve economic problems caused by the Great Depression.


-At the start of his term he has no plan, so he hires a group of men, called "Brain trust" to come up with a contradictory solutions.


- he also called Congress back from recess, and created fireside chats, which created trust in citizens


-IMPORTANT: He expands the role of the federal government, we become dependent on the federal government to solve social and economic problems.

agriculture adjustment act (AAA)

-In 1933, the federal give gives out subsidies, this is to address farmers issues.


-this subsidy is to pay farmers to grow certain crops, or not grow at all


- the government also implements price control, so farmers can make money.


-they also address soil erosion, and reduce livestock in the West


- AAA fails to address the biggest group of farmers, share croppers don't get a cut, only land owners benefit from AAA- IMPORTANT: makes farmers depend on the government till this day



- IMPORTANT: makes farmers depend on the government till this day


Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC)

- in 1933, the act was made to put men back to work, to build infrastructures in nature.


- As an effort to repair nature, to build bridges, trails, campgrounds, and replenish the forest.


- Build more than 4000 building for nature.


- Each man signed a contract to receive $30 a month, but must send back $25 back home to their families


-this helps build families confidence and help regenerate the economy


-IMPORTANT: helps enable the modern environmental movement.

Nature

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

- TVA in 1933, was known as the most controversial act, because it was deemed as being socialists.


- The act was designed to modernize the south, by building power plants.


- Contreversial becuase the government gave away electricity pretty much free/free, which was drive private businesses into bankruptcy (not fair)


- when the war breaks out, factories expand into the south, and industrialized the south.


- IMPORTANT: for the 1st time the south became independent from the North, they didn't depend on the North, because they were modernized.

SOUTH & North -power plants

Public Work Administration (PWA)

- in 1933, the PWA built infrastructures in the U.S. -like hospitals, airports, universities, and more public buildings


-this puts women and men to work


- The act with the biggest budget


- introduces the federal artist and writer project


- Artist hired to take photo's and paint murals, writers hired to capture history (writers were usually women.)


- IMPORTANT: This act basically influences the way cities develop

Teapot dome scandal

-during Hardings administration, Albert fall, the Secretary of interior, negotiates with the U.S. Navy to have all their oil reserves put under his power.


- he leases Navy petroleum out to his corporate friends, and eventually receives $500,000,


- In 1923, the media realizes the corruption of the scandal, scandal is actually very minor


- leads to his arrest, he is put on trial and found guilty


-IMPORTANT: Leads to the only member of U.S. cabinet to serve prison time for corruption