Chapter 33.0 Flashcards

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Secretary of State for Harding

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Charles Evans highes

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Secretary of treasury

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Andrew Mellon

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Sec. of commerce

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Hoover

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Sec. of the Interior

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Albert B fall

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Atty. Gen.

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Harry m Daugherty

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6
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Harding appointed him as Chief Justice

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Taft

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Adkins v. Children’s Hospital

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Reversed reasoning and Muller v Ogden invalidated a minimum-wage law for women

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Esch cummins transportation act

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Encourage private consolidation of the railroads and pledged interstate commerce commission to guarantee the profitability

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Merchant Marine act

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Authorized the shipping board to dispose of much of the hastily built wartime fleet at bargain basement prices

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La follette Seamans act

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American shipping drive and competition foreigners to provide crews with bad food and starvation wages

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Veterans Bureau

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Authorized to operate hospitals and provide vocational rehabilitation for the disabled

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American legion

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Founded by Teddy Roosevelt in Paris wanted more benefits for veterans

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Adjusted compensation act

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Every former soldier got it paid up insurance policy to 20 years adding 3.5 billion to the cost of the war Coolidge Fiege Congress override it

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14
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Hughes

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Secured American right to share in exploitation of oil in Middle East

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Disarmament conference

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Address Naval disarmament and situation in the far east

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Five power Naval Treaty of 1922

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Embodied high ideas unship ratios but compensation to Japan Great Britain and America would refrain from fortify eastern possessions like the Philippines and was not subjected to restrains in their possessions

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For power treaty

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Replace the Anglo Japanese alliance

Bound Great Britain Japan France and the US preserve the status quo in the Pacific

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Nine power treaty of 1922

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Open door in China

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Frank B Kellogg

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Coolidge’s secretary of state won Noble peace prize for a role
signed with French Foreign Minister in 1928 the Kellogg Briand pact or the pact of Paris

20
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Fordney McCumber tariff law

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Increase the tariff from 27% to 38.5%

21
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Col. Charles R Forbes

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Resigned from head of veterans Bureau after looting 200 million of government funds in connection to building veterans hospitals

22
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Teapot dome scandal

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Albert B fall got the secretary of the Navy transfer the properties of Teapot Dome and elk Hills to the Interior Department event and leased the land to oilman Harry S Sinclair and Edward L Doheny after bribes

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Capper volstead act

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Exempted farmers marketing cooperatives from antitrust prosecution

24
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McNary Haugen bill

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Sought to keep agricultural prices high by authorizing the go to buy up surpluses and sell a broad government losses would be made up by tax on farmers Vetoed

25
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John W Davis

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Democratic choice for presidential candidate in 1924

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La Follette

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Liberal candidate for progressive Party
Support of socialists and poor farmers
Call For government ownership of railroads relief for farmers lashed out at monopoly and anti-labor injunctions urged constitutional amendment to limit Supreme Court’s power to any about eight laws passed by Congress

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Dawes plan of 1924

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Negotiated five Charles Dawes rescheduled German reparations payments and opened way for further American private loans to Germany

28
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Alfred e smith

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Democratic candidate in1928