The REAL history mid-term
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- people who pioneered investigative journalism
- muckrakers
- called for an immigration quota of 2% of each national group counted in the 1890 census
- National Origins Act
- Amendment for the direct election of senators
- 17th Amendment
- attorney general in 1919 who authorized raids of suspected radicals
- general A. mitchell palmer
- eliminated unfair business practices in 1867
- federal trade commission act
- Jamaican who wanted to bring blacks to Africa, unsuccessful, founded Universal Negro Improvement Association
- Marcus Garvey
- commanded by Roosevelt to proceed to the Philippines and destroy the Spanish fleet at Manila Bay
- George Dewey
- Leader of China in WWII
- Chiang Kai (Shek?)
- Ruled Mexico until he was ousted in 1911
- Porfirio Diaz
- who intercepted the Zimmerman note
- U.S. (Mexico was getting it)
- amendment that gave women the right to vote
- 19th
- American fear of a communist takeover
- Red Scare
- president of the United Mine workers of America
- John L. Lewis
- challenges constitutionality of laws to the Bill of Rights
- American Civil Liberties Union
- led team of Justice Department agents, "The Untouchables" to take on Al Capone
- Eliot Ness
- places where alcohol could be obtained during prohibition
- speakeasies
- mob leader, was arrested for tax evasion
- Al Capone
- term of when the US cut off trade and negotiations with the rest of the world
- Isolationism
- had a strike in 1919, formed for protection of mine workers
- United Mine Workers
- wrote, "this land is your land"
- Woodie Guthrie
- John Scopes' defense lawyer
- Clarence Darrow
- The year the WWI armistice was signed
- 1918
- Prosecutor of the Scopes trial
- William Jennings Bryan
- Payments from Germany after WWI
- Reparations
- Date FDR died
- [April 12] 1945
- Act that said that men between the ages of 18-25 (maybe) must register for the draft
- Selective Service Act
- American effort to develop an atomic bomb
- Manhattan Project
- "food will win the war"
- Herbert Hoover
- Amendment that started Prohibition
- 18th
- Amendment that ended prohibition
- 21st
- first female representative in Congress
- Jeannette Rankin
- introduced the Model T
- Henry Ford
- wrote "Grapes of Wrath"
- John Steinbeck
- wrote "this side of paradise"
- F. Scott Fitzgerald
- founder of the CIO (yeah, the same guy as the UMW)
- John L. Lewis
- Artist, painted with bright colors, used objects from nature
- Georgia O'Keefe
- primary leader of the WILPF
- Jane Adams
- master of jazz improvisation
- Louis Armstrong
- prohibited war supplies (there were 4 points)
- neutrality acts
- act that established the Axis Powers
- Tripartite Pact
- "peace without victory"
- Woodrow Wilson
- the first talkie movie
- The Jazz Singer
- literal interpretation of the Bible
- fundamentalism
- FDR's political party
- democrat
- Harding's Secretary of the Treasury
- Andrew Mellon
- mass killing of a race, religious group, etc.
- genocide
- swam across the English Channel
- Gertrude Ederle
- WWI vets who wanted their money early because of the Depression
- Bonus Army
- baseball player who set many major league records and was the first great home-run hitter
- Babe Ruth
- Represented craft
- American Federation of Labor
- city that was the origin of jazz
- New Orleans
- British prime minister in 1940/ WWII
- Winston Churchill
- group of discontented artists who were alienated from a society whose values they rejected; pessimistic
- The Lost Generation
- denied diplomatic recognition to areas taken by force
- Stimson doctrine
- taken by Italy
- Ethiopia
- Austrian doctor who had theories of psychoanalysis in order to justify the young people's behavior in the 1920s- abnormal behavior was the result of unconscious and suppressed fears or desires
- Sigmund Freud
- public spending to stimulate the economy
- pump priming
- the year Hitler invaded the USSR
- 1941
- recognized the importance of family and brought to attention of politicians
- Eleanor Roosevelt
- British Prime Minister during the Munich Pact
- Neville Chamberlain
- Night of Broken Glass
- Krystallnacht
- Name of the plane that dropped the Atomic bomb in Hiroshima
- Enola Gay
- Stalin's political belief system
- Communism
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"ended public segregation forever"
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Civil Rights Act of 1954?
Brown vs. Board of Education?
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- Rhineland
- first leader of the FERA
- Harry Hopkins
- overthrew the Republican government in Spain
- Francisco Franco
- German for "lightning war", quick German attacks in WWII
- Blitzkrieg
- Germany's parliament before the war
- reich
- Who signed the Non-Agression Pact
- USSR and Germany
- Insures deposits into a bank up to a certain amount
- FDIC
- famous female photographer during the Depression
- Dorothea Lange
- Hitler's plan for getting rid of all Jews
- Final Solution
- Banned mislabeled food and drugs
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
- transferred control of money from banks/businesses to the federal government
- Federal Reserve Act
- A cavalry regiment headed by Teddy Roosevelt that participated in the Spanish-American War of 1898
- Rough Riders
- Led the overthrow of Maxmilian of Spain
- Benito Juarez
- List the causes of the Great Depression
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1. Weak economy
2. Stock Market Crash (October 29, 1929)
3. Business systems unbalanced
4. Poor distribution of purchasing power
5. Internal debt
6. International debt
7. Banking crisis - 3 major WWII Axis and Allies
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Axis:
Germany
Italy
Japan
Allies
Britain
US
USSR - Cultural And Geographical effects of the automobile
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Cultural: cars changed the sense of distance as space, it affected where people lived, worked, owned businesses, and traveled. Businesses began to move out of cities and into suburbs, promotes family time & togetherness, and teenagers became more independent (dating changed!! dun dun dun!!!)
Geographical: The government had to build roads and highways, road construction became the biggest federal expense, it employed many people, businesses cropped up life gas stations, restaurants, and convenience stores. Billboards ,traffic signs and signals, wider roads, and parking spaces were all created.
(THANK YOU ASHLEE!!!) - Date of the Stock Market Crash
- October 29, 1929
- Year Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany
- 1933
- Added to the United States in 1867
- Alaska
- "The Kingfish"
- Huey Long