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History Test (18,21)

History Test (18, 21)

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isolationism? avoiding political or economic affairs with foreign nations
what was a major problem of the consumer economy? ppl bought on debt
what things brought about a consumer economy? electricity, advertising, rise of productivity
;what were 4 reasons for making more stuff? New: recourses, management methods, technologies, worker efficiencies.
what did Henry Ford have that allowed him to own everything he needed to make his cars? vertical economics
what group was not affected by the economic boom? farmers
What were some warning signs that trouble was abrewin'? big coorporations had all the $. farmers and workers weren't making/saving any $. rising debt, buying on margin, speculation
speculation? making high risk investments
buying on margin? buying stocks. buying only a fraction and borrowing the rest.
what was special about the way President Harding made speeches? they were very complicated. "blowvaiding" comments.
what was the Red Scare? an intense fear of Communism
who did the people blame for strikes, violence,etc.? communists and immigrants
what was the only successful strike? coal
describe the Scheneck vs US court case Scheneck wanted to avoid the draft, fought for freedom of speech. Windell Holmes said " clear and present danger"
describe the Gitlow vs New York case Gitlow was accused of anarchy. wanted freedom of speech. court said that f.o.s. was only on the federal state level when speaking against the state.
why did Palmer's declared war on the anarchists die down? nothing happened on May 1st, his declared war day.
who were Sacco and Vanzetti? italian immigrants who robbed a shoe factory and were arrested and sent to the electric chair.
what was one of the scandals President Harding was involved in? Tea Pot Dome
what was Harding's foreign policy? disarnment and isolationism
what was Harding's Daws Plan? gave $ to Europe to rebuild its infrastructure (factories) so that they could pay us back. reorganized German National Bank
How was President Coolidge different from Pres. Harding? Coolidge was not talkative.
what was the Kellog Brand Act? outlawed war
what was President Coolidge's foreign policy? laissez fair
During the Progressive Era, what goals did the ppl want the government to achieve? pay attention to citizen needs, expand, more efficient &less corrupt
who were muckrakers? journalists who wrote about wrongdoings of businesses and politicans, slums, etc.
what did the muckrakers cause ppl to do? demand action from government
What was the difference between how the socialists and progressives wanted to bring economic reform? the socialists wanted to end the capitalist system and the progressives wanted to reform it
who was Florence Kelly? helped limit child labor and sweatshop conditions
who was "mother Jones" helped unions and child labor laws in the mining industry
what were social welfare programs? gave unemployment benefits, health benefits, and social security
municipal? city level
how did social welfare programs help ppl at city level? took over utilities, provided better, more affordable service
how did social welfare programs help ppl on state level? gave more voting power
direct primary? choosing political candidates
innitiative? allowed voters to pick own laws
referendum? ppl could approve/reject state law
recall? ppl could remove public officials b4 an election
what group of ppl did Taft's progressive policy anger? the conservationists and the republicans
What sort of things did the republicans want in their "New Nationalsim"? business regulation, welfare laws, workplace protection, voting rights
what did the republicans wanting "New Nationalism" rename themselves? the Bull Moose Party.
why did the republicans lose the election to Wilson? the Bull Moose Party split the Republican party
what was the federal reserve system? a network of federal banks that hold $ deposits from national banks to increase the credit supply
what were some strategies that women used for sufferage? pushed for a constitutional amendment,pressured individual states for right to vote
who was active in the NAWSA? Carri. Catt, Anthony Stanton
what did the Congressional Union do? called for radical change and staged protests. arrested for protesting in front of the white house
what caused men to finally see that women were equal the women's help during WWI.
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