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Unit 4 review

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1920s and 1930s overproduction
agricultural and rural america banks fell into debt, many new tools, bad farming techniques,dust bowl
prohibition (aka the Volstead Act) banned production and sale of alcohol. 18th amendment, repealed 1933. never ended consumption of alcohol
traditional values vs new values new- entertainment caused spending money. radios popular in 1920s. youth culture, vegas mindset. liberal old- each family member worked. conservitive
lifestyles- flappers bobbed hair, credit used, short dresses, smoked. liberal
Harlem Renaissance rebirth of harlem
charles lindberg early pilot, flew transatlantic
Pres Harding return to normal
Teapot dome scandal profited by selling land owned by military
pres coolidge business is important. govt no control of buisness.
pres hoover individualism- trickle down approach
FDR bubble up. money to poor.
Sacco n Vanzetti 2 anarchists convicted without evidence because of anti-immigrant prejudice
FDIC insures money in savings accounts. FDR re-opened healthy banks
SEC monitors stock market
Reconstruction Finance Corp. money to large industries
National Labor Relations Board under wagner act. improved labor
Tenn. Valley Authority created dam, used water for electicity but created unfair job competition
Rugged Individualism deal with it
Deficit Spending credit- spending money they dont have
19th amend. Women's suffrage
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