Exam 2- History

Question 1

The Three R’s

Answer 1

The three R’s were the overall goals that president Franklin D Roosevelt had when he created the First New Deal. The three R’s were relief, recovery, and reform.

Question 2

The Three R’s

Question 3

TVA

Question 4

CCC

Question 5

PWA

Question 6

NIRA

Question 7

NRA

Question 8

AAA

Question 9

Glass Steagall Act

Question 10

“The problem of the Great Depression was a problem of consumption, not production!”

Question 11

Huey Long’s Share Our Wealth Program

Question 12

Wisconsin Farmers Strike

Question 13

1934 San Francisco General Strike/Bloody Thursday

Question 14

The Second New Deal

Question 15

Social Security Act

Question 16

WPA

Question 17

Wagner Act

Question 18

John Maynard Keynes

Question 19

Roosevelt Recession

Question 20

Land Utilization Program

Question 21

Okies

Question 22

1937 Neutrality Act – Cash and Carry

Question 23

Undeclared War

Question 24

Military Keynesianism

Question 25

Destroyers for Bases Program

Question 26

Lend-Lease Program

Question 27

Japanese American Internment

Question 28

Korematsu v. US, 1944

Question 29

“Eleanor Tuesdays”

Question 30

Executive Order 8802

Question 31

Double “V” Campaign

Question 32

Detroit – racism and violence in 1943

Question 33

Document: F.A. Hayek, The Road the Serfdom (1944)

Question 34

Document: LULAC, Editorial: “World War II and Mexican Americans” (1945)

Question 35

Document: Justice Robert A. Jackson, Dissent in Korematsu v. United States (1944)

Question 36

Glamour Girls, 1943

Question 37

Women workers in WWII: temporary change

Question 38

No Strike Pledge

Question 39

Wildcat strikes

Question 40

Bert the Turtle

Question 41

Peaceful Coexistence

Question 42

Cuban Missile Crisis

Question 43

Document: Joseph R. McCarthy, Speech in West Virginia, 1950

Question 44

Zoot Suit Riots

Question 45

HUAC

Question 46

Joseph McCarthy

Question 47

Paul Robeson