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History

Unit 12 FINAL

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What was the celebration of Black literature, music, theater, and visual arts centered in New York City’s Harlem District called? Harlem Renaissance
a movement in which artists, writers, musicians, historians, and preservationists wanted to preserve the history and architecture of Charleston Charleston Renaissance
Who was a leading writer of the Harlem Renaissance? Langstan Hughes
When was the Jazz age? 1920's and 1930's
Who was a SC jazz artist? Dizzy Gillepsie
boll weevil a small bug that eats cotton fibers– it is a major pest in the American south and caused many crop failures in the 1920s
a struggle of SC farmers following the high-demand from WWI was termed what? overproduction
struggle of SC farmers in the 1920s making them lose many crops drought
a watercolor artist who led the way to preserving and restoring historic Charleston Alice Ravenel Huger Smith
Who was the president at the start of the depression and did not believe it was the role of the government to help? Herbert Hoover
Elected President during the depression and create "new deal" Franklin D Roosevelt
What war did FDR led? WWII
What is the New Deal and who created it? created by FDR this was a new deal of cards for the American People and created many jobs and programs during the 1930s
US president at the end of WWII Harry S Truman
What are War Bonds? a loan to the government that private individuals would be repaid with interest
What are Victory Gardens Americans supported troops and overcame ration shortages by growing fruits and vegetables on small plots
an executive order from FDR began the process of desegregation in the Armed Forces Fair Employment Practices Committee, FEPC
What secret project led to the development of the Atomic Bomb Manhattan project
What is the Doolittle Raid group of 80 men (led by James Doolittle)launched a surprise attack on Japan on April 18, 1942– this was a retaliation for the attack on Pearl Harbor and boosted American morale
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