1
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What did Harding call for after Wilson’s presidency?

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Return to ‘normalcy’

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2
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How many were unemployed in 1919 and how any were unemployed in 1921?

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1919: 950,000
1921: 5.01 million

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3
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What were Harding’s six aims?

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  1. Balance the books 2. Lower taxes 3. Introduce tariffs 4. Wider use of radios 5. Address the ‘race question’ 6. Establish the Department of Welfare
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4
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What were the 3 General ideals of ‘isolationism’ in America post WW1?

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  1. ‘Buy American’ 2. Tariffs 3. Rejection of League of Nations
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5
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The Emergency Quota Act of 1921 allowed how many immigrants? Later in 1924 to how many?

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357,000; 150,000

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6
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What and for how long was the Washington Conference established?

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It concerned naval disarmament; 1921-1922

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7
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How many neutrality acts were passes between 1935 and 1939?

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4

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8
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Increased sales of goods occurred due to what reasons?

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New technology, cheaper goods, hire-purchase

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9
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What act was passed in 1941 to counter the Neutrality acts of previous years?

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Lend-Lease Act 1941 (against the cash-and-carry provision)

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10
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Which Amendment was rejected that called for a public vote before entering a war?

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Ludlow Amendment

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11
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How much did the US industry produce during 1942?

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$47 billion

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12
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Industry profits in 1940 and 1943?

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$17 million and $28 million

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13
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Working week and wages increased or decreased during World War Two?

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Increased

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14
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How many soldiers went to fight in WW2, how many casualties, how many died?

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16 million; 600,000; 400,000

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15
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What plan was setup to aid Europe after WW2?

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Marshall plan

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16
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Truman speech to Congress speaking about aid to Greece and Turkey in 1947

A

‘totalitarian regimes forced upon them against their will’

17
Q

Which act was passed in 1956 to aid with mass evacuations?

A

The Interstate Act

18
Q

In which decade was the Federal Defense Administration setup?

A

1950s

19
Q

How many Nuclear bombs did the USSR have between 1947-1948?

A

13 to 50

20
Q

What divide within Congress had become apparent in the Cold War as well as there being the Republican/ Democrat divide?

A

Hawks/ doves

21
Q

How many US soldiers died in the Korean War?

A

34,000

22
Q

What percentage of the GNP was spent at its peak on defence during the Korean War and how was it raised?

A

14%; tax increases and borrwing

23
Q

Which unpopular policy was introduced for the Vietnam soldiers in regards to soldier enlistment?

A

Draft policy

24
Q

Give an example of the way in which America tried to prove itself to be stronger than the USSR?

A

Space Race

25
Q

Which two wars showed the shift from domestic to foreign affairs in terms of government policy?

A

Korea and Vietnam

26
Q

Korean war dates?

A

1950-1953

27
Q

Vietnam war dates?

A

1955-1975

28
Q

Which General during the Korean War went publicly against the President?

A

General MacArthur

29
Q

How many soldiers died in Vietnam?

A

50,000

30
Q

How much was spent funding the Vietnam war?

A

$173 billion (1975), equivalent to $780 billion now

31
Q

Famous journalist who helped uncover the atrocities in Vietnam?

A

Walker Cronkite

32
Q

Which President came up with the domino theory?

A

Eisenhower

33
Q

What was the route of foreign policy to be taken during Truman’s presidency?

A

Truman doctrine

34
Q

How much was spent on nuclear weapons between 1940 and 1996 in present day dollars?

A

$8.89 trillion

35
Q

When was the Bay of Pigs invasion?

A

1961

36
Q

When was the Cuban Missile crisis?

A

1962

37
Q

In which countries did the US deploy ballistic missiles?

A

Italy and Turkey

38
Q

In which countries did the USSR try to deploy missiles?

A

Cuba