Comparison: Motives & Outcomes US foreign intervention
This is the reason the US would change from neutrality at the beginning of WWI to joining in 1917.
What was the resumed unrestricted submarine warfare?
This was the effect of the Dust Bowl on Okies and Arkies.
What is they packed up and migrated west?
This is the major term associated with the government's involvement in the economy in the 1920s.
What is laissez-faire economics?
The following issues resulted in the First Red Scare.
What is xenophobia and nativism(fear of immigrants and radical ideas like communism)?
During both World Wars propaganda encouraged Americans to buy war bonds for this reason.
What is to fund the financial burden of war?
This was the major argument for imperialism.
What was that American interventionism was beneficial for the native people(Americans would civilize and spread their "superior" culture to them)?
The New Deal Programs were controversial because some say that they were too socialist, gave the president too much power, and this.
What is put the gov. in debt through deficit spending(spending more than it takes in)?
This New Deal program restored confidence in the banking system and allowed people to trust in banks again in 1933.
What is the FDIC(Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)?
This Supreme Court decision will be a major cause of the Great Migration.
What is "separate but equal" in Plessy v. Ferguson?
The Double V campaign encouraged people in America to fight these 2 groups.
What is Racists at home and dictators abroad?
This is the main reason many Americans opposed the idea of American Imperialism in the Philippines.
What is interventionism goes against founding American values?
These were the 3 goals of the New Deal Programs.
What is relief, recovery, and reform?
This is how the US government utilized a command economy during World War II to prioritize and allocate resources for the war effort, despite its generally capitalist economic system.
What is shifted civilian production to military production?
This event inspired the UN to draft the Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.
What is the Holocaust?
This is the major contribution to the war effort by a Native American tribe in WWII.
What is the use of a secret code using the NAvajo language?
This event brought the US out of isolationism until the present.
What is the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941?
Hoover's and FDR's approach to the Great Depression differed in this way.
What is the Supreme Court ruled many New Deal Programs unconstitutional(testing limits of the executive branch)?
He used his poetry and prose to reflect the culture and experiences of Black Americans during the Harlem Renaissance.
Who is Langston Hughes?
The Espionage and Sedition Acts and Executive Order 9066 show continuity of government policy during both World Wars in this way.
What is national security has priority over civilian rights during wartime?
During Theodore Roosevelt's presidency, the US helped the Panamanians revolt against Columbia for this reason.
What is in exchange for rights to build the Panama Canal?
This is the way many people were able to buy the new products available due to new technologies during the 1920s.
What is installment buying made products more affordable?
This trend in the US GDP is seen during both World Wars.
What is increased government spending?
This person launched a series of mass arrests which targeted suspected radicals and anarchists in the United States during the early 1920s due to nativist fears and xenophobia.
Who is Attorney General Mitchell Palmer?
This ship was turned away from the US during World War II due to the continued policy of immigration of the 1920s.
What is the German Ocean liner MS St. Louis?