Extra Questions for Final Flashcards

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In what ways is the legacy of the Dust Bowl migration still apparent in California’s Central Valley?

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NA?

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Identify the common values or themes expressed in the country music of the 1930s and ’40s. Why were these themes especially appealing to the California Okies?

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Anti-urban, nostalgic, everyday life, simple. Because I said so.

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Although jobs in defense plants became available to Okies during the early 1940s, what job opportunities were available to the Dust Bowl migrants of the 1930s?

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Farm work.

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Who has contributed most to the Okie Pride movement in California’s Okie subculture? What city in California is known as “Nashville West”?

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Merle Haggard, Bakersfield.

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Why were pre-war & wartime European emigres attracted to southern California?

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Climate, urban life, job opportunities, art stuff.

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What impact did the writings of many younger wartime emigres have on the image of California? How did the emigres contribute to developing the Western fine arts scene?

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Significant. Often liberal. Worked as art collectors, museum curators, musicians, actors, academic teachers.

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According to the official report of the Commission on the Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians, what were the fundamental causes of the relocation of the Japanese-Americans during World War II?

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Failure of political leadership.

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How have the attitudes toward relocation changed in the many years since the end of WWII? How do you account for this change in attitudes?

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Eventually people realized it was wrong. ??

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How did George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff of the US Army, view relocation?

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Said it wasn’t a rational military precaution.

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Describe briefly Henry Wallace’s vision of a “Century for the Common Man.”

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[Critics say:] Too much redistribution of wealth & power, too soft on communism.

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What prominent Hollywood actor served as an informer for the FBI?

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Joe McCarthy

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Describe Henry Luce’s vision of an “American Century” triumphing after a Red Scare.

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What was the specific incident that ignited the FSM dispute? What was the most striking trait of the students arrested in Sproul Hall?

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What stand did the Berkeley faculty eventually make on the FSM demands?

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What was the symbol of the tax revolt of the 1970s, and how did it influence the political process in California?

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What area is the most famous CA “technopole,” ie, cluster or corridor of high tech industry?

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Silicon Valley!