--- Module 8 Flashcards

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What were the five major conflicts that took place during the 1920s? How do they conflict with the popular view of the 1920s? Explain the differences between the myth of the 1920s and the reality.

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What was the first Red Scare? What were the causes? How did the American public and government react?

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What was prohibition? Who supported it? Why?

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woodrow wilson supported it. It banned alcahol and women had high ground.

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How was prohibition enforced? Was it effective?

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Anti sallon leauge, womens temperance union. There was the loophole that it didnt ban possession

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Who was Marcus Garvey?

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e built the largest black nationalist
organization in the world, the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA

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How did the American government stop Garvey?

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They convicted him of mail fraud

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What is the United Negro Improvement Organization?

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stressed black pride, racial unity of AFRICAN AMERICANS, and the need to redeem Africa from white rule.

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Explain the rise of the Klu Klux Klan in the 1920s.

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controlled 24 state legeslatures and were anti black, jewish etc.

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What movie inspired the increase in the Klu Klux Klan? Why was the movie popular amongst those joining the Klu Klux Klan?

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Birth of a nation. romanticized version of the antebellum
South and the distorted version of Reconstruction dominated popular
imagination

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Who gave his full approval of the movie and urged many Americans to see the film?

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Who were Sacco and Vanzetti? Why were they put on trial? Why is this important?

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They were immigrants put on trial for being immigrants and anarchists. Sparked the immigration act of 1934

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What was the Immigration Act of 1924? Which groups of immigrants did the act affect the most?

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It limited the number of ethnic groups allowed to enter us

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Who was Charles Darwin? What book did he write? Why is it significant?

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theory of evolution through natural selection in his On the
“Origin of Species” popularized the phrase survival
of the fittest

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Explain the causes of the Scopes’ trial? What was the significance? What happened?

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Prohibited teaching of evolution

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Who were the two attorneys in the Scopes’ trial? Who did they represent?

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Clarance darrow and william jennings bryan.

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What happened at the Democratic Nomination Convention of 1924? Why did it matter? What did it represent?

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18
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How Herbert Hoover and American investors attempt to stop the Stock Market Crash of 1929?

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19
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Why did the Great Depression last so long?

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slowing consumer demand, mounting consumer debt, decreased industrial production and the rapid and reckless expansion of the U.S. stock market.

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What was the Smoot Hawley Tariff? What did it attempt to do? Did it succeed? Why or why not?

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It was supposed to help protect us farmers, but made it harder for American farms and businesses to sell abroad.

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What were the three major worldwide responses to the Great Depression? Explain.

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  • Fasism
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