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True or False

The Harlem Renaissance reflected a new spirit of African American pride as demonstrated through the arts.
True
True or False

The NRA was a New Deal program between government and business that attempted to end the Great Depression
True
True or False

FDR’s New Deal programs were part of a concrete, well thought out plan to help pull the nation out of the Great Depression.
False
True or False

The Wagner Act helped American workers by requiring employers to negotiate with unions
True
True or False

A result of the 1954 Brown v Board of Education Supreme Court ruling was that schools were immediately desegregated.
False
True or False

The 1920s saw growth in the members of the KKK
True
True or False

The auto industry first proposed the idea of credit in order to widen its consumer base.
True
True or False

The FDIC was a program created during the New Deal which federally backed individuals bank savings
True
True or False

The First New Deal's goal was to reform society by helping average Americans by creating programs like Social Security and minimum wage
False
True or False

Caesar Chavez used non-violent tactics to organize Latino farm workers in California.
True
What was Malcolm X's famous saying?
By any means necessary
What did president Hoover believe regarding business during the Great Depression?
He believed that the business cycle would correct itself
President Lyndon Johnson signed what famous bills into laws?
The Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the Voting Rights Act of 1965
President Harding is best known for what political scandal?
The Teapot Dome Scandal
President Calvin Coolidge's believed what about American business?
He believe that the business of America was business.
President Roosevelt is best known for what social and economic program
The New Deal
What was Martin Luther King's tactic to achieve Civil Rights?
Non-violence, peaceful, civil disobedience.
Marcus Garvey achieved power in Harlem by preaching what message to African Americans?
Black is beautiful
What was WEB DuBois' strategy for achieving African American advancement?
He believed African Americans should integrate into white society
Booker T Washington believed that African Americans should do what to advance in America?
He believed that African Americans should help themselves through economics.
What was an effect of the Red Scare?
The Palmer Raids
What statements describe women in the 1920s?
Gained the right to vote with the 19th amendment, gained more economic independence, and were often seen drinking and smoking
What factors led to the Great Depression?
Unequal distribution of wealth, stock market over-speculation, and business overproduction
What events best describe the 1920s?
a return to normalcy, prohibition, and the flappers
What events are most associated with the Civil Rights Movement?
the Little Rock Nine, The Montgomery Bus Boycotts, and racial progress in the South
What is a commonality between Presidents Hoover, Coolidge, and Harding?
They followed a laissez-faire, hands off approach to business
What were African American responses to the failures of the Civil Rights Era?
The reemergence of Black Nationalism, new leaders like Malcolm X, violent race riots