benchmark 5 Flashcards
Event made US join WWI
Zimmerman telegram interception
Goal of Wilson’s Fourteen Points
Lasting peace
US sought to maintain _ at WWI start
Neutrality
Eugene Debs
Socialist leader; jailed for speaking out against WWI
Espionage Act
penalized spying
League of Nations
didn’t join; part of 14 points; created to
Demographic shift during WWI
Great Migration
Impact of British blockades on US trade
Trade through Britain
Three components of Wilson’s Fourteen Points
Open diplomacy, Freedom of seas, League of Nations
US sold _ to finance WWI
Liberty Bonds
Result of Lusitania sinking
US outrage
Wilson admin’s role in war economy
Wartime boards
‘Disenfranchised’ in context of Eugene Debs
Excluded from voting
Vocal critic of League of Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
US involvement in WWI changed power of _
Federal government
US foreign policy evolution during WWI
Neutrality to engagement
Reason for Great Migration during WWI
Northern jobs
Outcome of Wilson’s League of Nations efforts
Senate rejected
Significance of Zimmerman Telegram
US entry into WWI
Espionage Act passed in _
17-Jun
Chicago’s Black population growth in 1910s-1920s
1.48
Impact of WWI on American society
Federal power
Public sentiment towards League of Nations
Opposition
Impact of WWI on US national identity
National identity
Red Scare
Red Scare
Cause of Palmer Raids
Palmer Raids
Ideology from socialism influencing Red Scare
Communism
Effects of Eighteenth Amendment
Prohibition
Nineteenth Amendment accomplishment
Women’s suffrage
Significance of Ford’s Model T
Mass-produced car
Mass media influence on US culture post-WWI
National identity
Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
Advertising’s role in 1920s consumerism
Consumerism
Consequences of Twenty-First Amendment
Repealed Prohibition
1920s referred to as _ Age
Jazz
Social impacts of automobile in 1920s
Mobility, suburbanization
Suffrage movement tactics (True/False)
True
Literature of modern era
Alienation, disillusionment
Impact of consumerism on US lifestyles
Increased spending
Great Depression
Economic downturn
Event leading to Hoover-Roosevelt leadership change
Great Depression
Roosevelt’s plan for Great Depression
New Deal
Unemployment rate when Roosevelt took office
0.25
FDR’s first 100 days war on _
Great Depression
Purpose of FERA
Federal relief
New Deal agency for construction projects
PWA
CCC’s role
Land projects
Purpose of TVA
Dams, power plants
FDIC’s role
Bank insurance
Purpose of AAA
Crop prices
SEC’s role
Stock Market regulation
New Deal departure from laissez-faire (True/False)
True
Short-term outcome of New Deal programs
Jobs
Social Security Act of 1935 provisions
Pensions, insurance
Critic of New Deal proposing ‘Share Our Wealth’
Huey Long
Supreme Court declared NIRA and AAA _
Unconstitutional
Roosevelt’s Supreme Court plan
Court-packing
Eleanor Roosevelt’s role as First Lady
Humanitarian causes
Eleanor Roosevelt’s UN nickname
First Lady of the World
Eleanor Roosevelt’s influence on women in government
Appointed women
Eleanor Roosevelt’s change to First Lady role
Active advocates
Controversy of Social Security Act
Excluded groups
Change in US approach to Great Depression post-1932 election
New Deal