The New Deal
The Great Depression
Culture of the 1920s
World War II
World War II: the Homefront
100
Name of the presidential advisers of Roosevelt's New Deal Program
Brain Trust
100
Crashed in October of 1929 and marked the beginning of the Depression in the U.S.
the stock market
100
Popular music of the 1920s
jazz
100
fascist leader in Germany
Adolf Hitler
100
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Female factory labor during World War II
200
When Roosevelt sought to add six new justices to gain more support for New Deal programs
Court Packing
200
Occurrence when loose topsoil was blown across the Great Plains after a long drought
the Dust Bowl
200
Mode of transportation that became popular in the 1920s due mass production and its decrease in price
automobile
200
Militaristic nation that sought expansion in Asia and the Pacific
Japan
200
This poster is an example of:
wartime rationing
300
Weekly radio broadcasts by FDR that explained the programs of the New Deal and assured Americans
Fireside chats
300
Camps for homeless families on public lands or in cities
Hoovervilles
300
Innovation that connected people nationally through broadcast programs, music and new
radio
300
The cause of the U.S. entrance into World War II
the bombing of Pearl Harbor
300
Top secret military project that built the first atomic bomb
the Manhattan Project
400
Program that sought to control flooding and brought hydroelectricity to the South
TVA
400
When World War I veterans descended on Washington D.C. and demanded early pension as relief. Their shantytowns were destroyed
the Bonus Army
400
Major scandal of the Harding Administration where the Secretary of the Interior sold oil leases to private companies to drill on public land
Teapot Dome
400
Allied Invasion of Europe in 1944
D-Day
400
The term for victory over fascism in Europe and victory over racism at home during World War II
the Double V Campaign
500
Program that provided old age pension and unemployment insurance
Social Security
500
Causes of the stock market crash
stock speculation
financial panic
declining demand
collapse in crop prices
500
New methods of advertisements
billboards, magazines, newspapers, radio
500
Chinese Nationalist who sought aid from the U.S. during the Japanese invasion of their nation
Chiang Kai-shek
500
larget group subjected to internment in U.S. military centers for the duration World War II
Japanese Americans