SG09 History
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- 1st red scare
- Americans feared an uprising in USA
- stock
- share of ownership in a business
- 19th amendment
- gave women the right to vote
- capital gain
- profit tht you make if you sell something for more than you paid for it
- results of 1932 and 1936 election
- FDR won
- CCC
- gave jobs to young men;planting trees etc.
- bootlegging
- trading and selling alchol illegally
- Al Capone
- chicago mobster and most famous organized bootlegger
- Social Security Act
- biggest law of new deal program;gov. takes from the working and gives to the unemployed
- SEC
- regulated stock market
- AAA
- paid farmers not to grow crops
- Fair Labor Standards Act
- banned child laborand but minimum wage at 40 cents an hour
- 100 days
- FDR's 1st 100 days in office, where the most bills were pasted in the least amount of time
- Marcus Garvey
- preeched that "black is beaitful" and "Back to Africa"
- dividend
- a stockholder's share of company profits
- Kellogg Briand Pact
- outlawed all wars
- bonus army
- WW I Veterens that blamed Hoover for the depression and marched on Washington demanding their money
- Charles Forbes
- member of Ohio Gang, that worked at the veternans Bureau
- FDIC
- insured bank deposits
- Scopes Monkey Trial
- when a Tennesse teacher tought evolution instead of creation
- New Deal
- FDR's domestic agenda, created in 100 days
- Harding's running mate in 1920
- Calvin Coolidge
- A. Mitchell Palmer
- Wilson's Attorney conducted raids on suspected radicals
- court packing plan
- when FDR appointed 6 new justices
- Ohio Gang
- when Harding put old poker buddies in positions of influenece
- Langston Hughes
- famous writer
- Palmer Raids
- raids on suspected radicals
- Liberty League
- ppl tht defended and upheld the constition
- Teapot Dome
- a bribery scheme involving oil and Albert Fall in wyoming
- fireside chats
- FDR's radio chats
- Brain Trust
- FDR's best and brightest advisors
- Alfred M. Landon
- FDR's opponet in 1936 election
- black thursday
- October 24, 1929;lost over 1/2 its value in a day
- Duke Ellington
- famous black musician
- flappers
- bobbed hair, short skirted painted faces women
- Model T
- 1st mass produced automobile
- NIRA
- aimed to boost economy by regulating itself
- Henry Ford
- invented Model T
- Hoovervilles
- shanties built by the homeless
- Warren G. Harding
- won the election of 1920
- Calvin Coolidge
- gov. of Mass. during boston police strike
- Albert Fall
- member of Ohio Gang, that was the Sec. of the interior, imprisioned for bribery
- KKK
- a group of people tht hated all foreigners
- results of 1928 election
- Herbert Hoover won
- candidates in 1928 election
- Rep. Herbert Hoover & Dem. Alfred Smith
- Hawley-Smooth Tariff
- taxed imports to help US businesses compete
- Roosevelt Recession
- When FDR started to take away some of the new deal programs recession started back up again. This proved that the new deal programs didnt "cure" the depression, they only "stopped the bleeding".
- Huey Long
- Louisiana senator that won world wide support w. public works projects and attack on big business. Also said, "Every man, a king!" meaning that the govnt should tax all of the rich peoples money and provide every american with a middle-size income and a middle-size house. This was basically communism. He died so his plan didn't work out.
- Attorneys in Scopes Monkey Trail
- Clarence Darrow-Scopes & William Jennings Bryan-state
- call and response slave worksongs
- roots of jazz
- results of 1936 election
- FDR won
- TVA
- gave electricity to the rural parts of the Tennesse River
- radio, talking motion pictues, sports
- new form of entertainmentin the 20s
- Father Caughlin
- Detroit priest that had millions of listeners from his radio program
- Sacco and Vanzetti
- 2 itilian immagrants who were exucuted for robbery and murder in Mass.
- Wagner Act
- guaranteed workers the right to form unions
- Hoover flag
- an empty pocket turned inside out
- Charles Lindbergh
- 1st man to fly across the Atlantic solo