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VUS.10 Essential Information on the Domestic Issues of the 1920s and 1930s

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What fueled the period of prosperity following WWI? new technology like the automobile and radio
What persuaded people to buy the new consumer goods? mass media advertising
How did the radio, movies and newspapers help to produce a national culture? They reached a large number of people.
What group became the symbol of this new society? women
What was the name given to the women who challenged the traditional role of women? Flappers
What was the 18th Amendment? It prohibited the manufacturing and sale of alcohol.
What was the result of Prohibition? organized crime and gangsters
What is Fundamentalism? traditional Christian views
What was the basis for the Scopes Trial? Conflict between fundamentalism and new scientific theories like evolution
What was the result of the Scopes Trial? Scopes was found guilty.
Because of racial tensions, what organization gained power? Ku Klux Klan
What groups did the KKK target? African Americans, Catholics, Jews and immigrants
What were the causes of the Great Depression? •Over-spec on stocks using borrowed $ that could not be repaid when the market crashed in 1929,stock $ collapsed, Fed Reserve’s failed to prev widespread banking collapse in late 20s and early 30s, High protective tariffs that produced retaliatory tariffs
What were the effects of the Tariff Act of 1930 which was known as the Hawley-Smoot Act? It strangled world trade.
What happened as a result of the collapse of the nation’s banking system? not enough money in circulation
What was the impact of the Great Depression? •unemployment and homelessness •collapse of the financial system (bank closings) •political unrest (growing militancy of labor unions) •farm foreclosures and migration
Who was elected President in 1932? Franklin D. Roosevelt
What program of FDR’s changed the role of the government to a more active participant in solving problems of the people? The New Deal
Why did Roosevelt say “We have nothing to fear, but fear itself.” He tried to rally a frightened nation in which one in four workers was unemployed.
What were the three parts of the New Deal? Relief, Recovery and Reform
What did the Relief measures provide? Give an example. direct payment to people for immediate help – Works Progress Administration (WPA)
What did the Recovery measures provide? Give an example. These programs were designed to bring the nation out of the depression over time – Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA)
What did the Reform measures provide? Give an example. These measures corrected unsound banking and investment practices – Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
What was the purpose of the Social Security Act? It offered safeguards for workers.
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