1920s Check Point. The 1920s were characterized by all of the following EXCEPT increased migration of blacks to the North continued high prices for agricultural commodities scandals involving the national government weak impulses toward liberalism Republican executive leadership.
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The 1920s were characterized by all of the following EXCEPT increased migration of blacks to the North continued high prices for agricultural commodities scandals involving the national government weak impulses toward liberalism Republican executive leadership
The farm depression of the 1920s was caused by mechanization and overproduction cheap foreign imports the selling of farms for overdue taxes the failure of the McNary-Haugen Bill inefficient farming methods
The Palmer raids of 1919 and 1920 were most closely related to the fear of communism and radicalism formation of the American Federation of Labor enforcement of prohibition rise of racial unrest in the Midwest enforcement of child labor laws
The purpose of the immigration restriction acts passed in the 1920s was to exclude Chinese immigrants for a period of ten years favor northern and western European immigration favor southern and eastern European immigration deny citizenship to immigrants from Asia and Africa limit immigration from Canada and Mexico
The Scopes trial involved conspiracy on the part of labor to restrain trade the teaching of Christianity in Tennessee schools conflict in values between traditional fundamentalism and modernism teaching the communist doctrine in Tennessee schools the rights of black Americans under the Fourteenth Amendment
The reemergence of the KKK, the Red Scare, and the trial of Sacco and Vanzetti best reflect which of the following dislike of immigrants intolerance of foreign ideas a rejection of the communist philosophy a trend toward mass consumption intolerance toward anarchists
Solidified banking system… • Declared “bank holiday” in March 1933 • FDIC: insured deposits up to $5,000 per account • Securities Act & Securities Exchange Act: regulated NY Stock Exchange
Economic Relief for the Poor • FERA: Federal Emergency Relief Administration • CCC: Civilian Conservation Corps • CWA: Civil Works Administration • Homeowner Loan Corporation
First New Deal Second New Deal • focused a little more on limiting production • focused more on encouraging consumption • government would have to deficit spend