1920s Flashcards

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Bank Holiday

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F.D.R shut down banks for 4 days in order to stabilize the banks

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Harlem Renaissance

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cultural revival in Harlem NY, African American music, art, dance, etc

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actions taken to stop great depression

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-New Deal Programs-Major federal programs and agencies made to balance economy
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National Recovery Act- made to regulate fair wages and prices\
-*Assembly Line (MODEL T)- paid workers to do one part of a job process

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Bank Panics

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everyone started trying to take money out while bank didn’t hold enough money to give in reality

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New Deal Programs

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Major federal programs and agencies made to balance economy

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Red Scare

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fear for the immigrants in America, led to mass deportation

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how people taking bank money impacted economy

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people taking money out of banks, over 4000 banks shut down, people losing their money, unable to pay employees, people lose their jobs, unable to make new money, poverty in US

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Causes Great Depression

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stock market crash
unemployment
loss of consumer confidence
new deal

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9
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Flappers

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1920s womens style, boyish

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10
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Palmer raids

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raids conducted by the U.S. Department of Justice in 1919 and 1920 in an attempt to arrest foreign anarchists, communists, and radical leftists, most deported

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New deal

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made by Franklin D Roosevelt, stabilized economy by passing laws, like mandatory minimum wage, stabilize banks,

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Hoovervilles/Hoover blankets

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used newspaper to keep warm b/c they were so poor

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dust bowl

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1930-1936 severe dust storms that damaged agriculture

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Checks and Balances

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power in the gov’t to check on other branches in order to prevent one branch from becoming too powerful

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Court Packing

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the idea of adding justices to the Supreme Court or lower courts to shift the balance in a liberal, conservative or other direction

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16
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Langston Hughes

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famous poet who helped inspire Harlem renaissance

17
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FDIC

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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ( ensures no failure in banks

18
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National Recovery Act

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made to regulate fair wages and prices

19
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Assembly Line (MODEL T)

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paid workers to do one part of a job process

20
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Scopes Trial

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was fined $100 for teaching about evolution in a public school

21
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Nativism

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prioritizing native rights over immigrant rights (barrel)

22
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Great Migration (African Americans)

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about 6 mil african americans moved to the west

23
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Stock Market Speculation

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consumers making investments they cant afford/ mistrust in banks

24
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National Origins Act 1924 (Quotas)

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provided immigration visas to two percent of the total number of people of each nationality in the United States

25
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Tennessee Valley Authority

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helped build dams - organization, Hoover dam

26
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Critics New Deal (Huey Long)

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didn’t support the new deal, wasn’t sufficient enough to support people in poverty

27
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Expanded Power Federal Government

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extended gov’t power used to regulate tax $, economy, etc

28
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Neutrality Acts 1936, 1936, 1938

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can’t trade with countries at war

29
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Bonus Army

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seeking early compensation for their military service during the great depression