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History Test 1920s

History Test

QuestionAnswer
What is welfare Capitalism? shortened workweek, raised wages, and paid vacations
What was the American Plan? corporate leaders work to protect open shop
What was open shop? a shp where n worker was required to join a union
What is Parity a formula for setting a price for goods and ensuring they wuld earn back the production cost
What bill did Parity became known as McNary-Haugen Bill
What was the Motion Picture Association controlled the content of films
What was the first radio newtwork National Broadcasting Company
what did the Radio Act do? regulated public airwaves used by private companies
What did John B. Watson believe? child rearing should be the advice of doctors not maternal affection
Who was Margaret Sanger? began the birth control movement becuase large families caused poverty
What did the Sheppard Towner Act do provided funds to establish prenatal and child health care programs
Who were known as debunkers Artists that were critiques on politics religion democracy and society
What amendment was prohibition 18th
what were drys and what were wets wets opposed prohbition drys defended it
What did the National Orgins Act of 1924 do banned immigrant from East Asia and reduced quota for Europeans
Whene did the KKK reform 1915
WHo did the KKK focus on Catholics jews and foreingers
Who were fundamentalists people who thought the bible was interpreted literally and opposed the teachings of Darwinisms
Who were mdernists adapted religion to science and society
What was Scopes trial a teacher was arrested for teaching Darwinism
How was the democratic party split prohibitionists, klansmen, and fundamentalist against catholics, urban workers and immigrants
Who took presidency in 1920 Warren harding
What did Coolidge believe that government should not interfere with the public
What did Herber Hoover lead when he was Commerce Secretarty Associationlism
What was Associationalism creation of national organization of businessmen in industries
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