The Woman reformer who established a famous settlement house (Hull House) to help immigrants and poor people in America.
Who is Jane Adams
100
The President of the US who wanted to join WWI to defend democracy and humanitarianism.
Who is Woodrow Wilson
100
The Chicago Riots, KKK and the Red Summer are examples of what type of conflict in the 1920's.
What is Racial
100
Part of the New Deal that provided $ for old age pensions and disabled people.
What is Social Security Act
100
This made people around the world question the values of America after WWII was finally ended.
What is the Decision to use the atomic bomb
200
Laws passed to protect consumers as a result of "The Jungle" written by Upton Sinclair.
What is the Meat Inspection and the Pure Food and Drug Act
200
The two sides of the debate over if the US should become involved in WWI or not.
Who are Isolationists and Interventionists
200
New technologies in the 1920's allowed for the development of the consumer economy and helped Henry Ford produced cars.
What is Mass Production or the Assembly Line
200
Which part of FDR's New Deal program included the Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC), the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA).
What is Relief
200
A example of the transition from Isolation to Intervention that allowed the US to loan weapons and war supplies to Great Britain.
What is the Lend Lease Act
300
The first time the federal government supported the workers in a strike instead of the business owners
What is the Anthracite Coal Strike
300
The part of the government that did not want to sign the Treaty of Versailles or join the League of Nations.
What is Congress
300
Mass production, assembly line, use of credit and advertising all supported the development of the
What is the Consumer Economy
300
This gave people confidence in the banking system which encouraged them to deposit their money back into banks
What is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
300
The Supreme Court case the ruled the interment of Japanese-Americans was legal.
What is Korematsu v. the United States
400
Woman reformer who built settlement houses to help the women, immigrants and children
Who is Jane Adams
400
This increased the military to 4 million soldiers and represented the new powers of the federal government.
What is the Selective Service Act
400
An example of the fear of Communism after World War I.
What is the Red Scare
400
Long Term causes that led to the Great Depression
What is lack of consumers, unequal distribution of wealth, overproduction and declining industries.
400
Group of people who experienced positives during WWII with new economic opportunities and experienced negatives during WWII with racial discrimination and segregation.
What are African-Americans
500
The first piece of Federal legislation to regulate the economy and control of the Railroad industry.
What is Interstate Commerce Commission
500
This ordered universal male conscription which forced all men ages 18-45 to register for a chance to join the army.
What is the Selective Service Act or the Draft
500
The access to mass media such as the radio and movies helped to develop a new __________ ____________
What is a National Culture
500
The political party that became popular among different ethnic groups, African-Americans and the working class because of the New Deal.
What is Democratic Party
500
Two ways the federal government was able to raise money to support the war effort.