The New Deal
This president led to the implementation of the New Deal
Who was FDR?
These nations were known as the "Axis Powers," as the 3 of them tried to conquer many of the nations around them, but were defeated by the Allies.
Who are Germany, Japan, & Italy?
This law, promoted by Andrew Jackson, led to the pushing out of Native Americans from the southeast.
What is Indian Removal Act? (1830)
Developed by John Deere, this farming implement made it easier to plant crops in the sticky soil of the midwest plains.
What is the steel plow?
This amendment abolished slavery in the U.S.
What is the 13th amendment?
This "authority" created jobs by building dams and bringing electricity to the Tennessee River Valley in Alabama and Tennessee.
What is the Tennessee Valley Authority?
This future president gained fame as a victorious leader of the European forces in WWII.
Who was Dwight D. Eisenhower?
To where did the natives go when they were forced out?
Where is Oklahoma?
Developed by Thomas Edison, this invention helped to "clear the air" in factories, even if it did generate a lot of heat.
What is the incandescent light bulb?
This organization was created to help newly freed people find homes, jobs, and education in the south.
What is the Freedmen's Bureau?
The New Deal was created to help the U.S. pull out of this global economic crisis of the 1930s.
What is the Great Depression?
The U.S. got involved in WWII after Japan attacked this outpost in the Pacific Ocean.
What Pearl Harbor, HI?
Who are the Chickasaw, Cherokee, Choctaw, Seminole, and Creek?
What is the assembly line?
Who was Andrew Johnson?
FDR used these open radio speeches to keep the country informed of what he was doing to end the Great Depression.
What were the Fireside Chats?
The U.S. ended war with Japan by dropping A-bombs on these two Japanese cities.
What are Hiroshima & Nagasaki?
Besides his hatred of them, this was Jackson's reason for driving natives out of the southeast.
What is the growth of the U.S. in the fertile Black Belt region?
Elijah Otis' invention helped raise the country to new heights that almost "scraped the sky"
What is the elevator?
These were "codes" put in effect in the south to keep a form of slavery in the south, as many freedmen were arrested because of them.
What were Black Codes or Jim Crow laws?
The Glass-Steagall Act created this "corporation" which guaranteed that deposits left in banks would be paid if something caused the bank to go in to default.
What is the Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation? (FDIC)
The beaches of this region of France saw the U.S. invade to bring freedom in 1944 on D-Day.
What is the Normandy?
What is Worcester v. Georgia?
Charles Goodyear accidentally developed tires that lasted much longer with this ingredient he didn't mean to "cook up"
What is galvanized rubber?
Reconstruction officially ended this year
When is 1876?