The Great Depression
The New Deal
FDR
WWII
WWII, too
100

The 1920s are known for rapid growth of electric utility networks, increased productivity of farms and industries, and increasingly pro-this policies.


What is business?

100

This New Deal corporation is an independent agency of the federal government, created in 1933 in response to the thousands of bank failures that occurred in the 1920s and early 1930s.

What is the FDIC?

100

The USSEC was first established as a result to misrepresenting these values to the public.

What are stock values?

100

The Neutrality Acts were passed in this decade, just a few years before World War II.

What are the 1930s?

100

FDR's Four Freedoms speech contributed to the end of this foreign policy in the United States.

What is isolationism?

200

This president of the 1920s believed in increasing business expansion and consumer manufacturing.

Who is Warren Harding?

200

Upsetting capitalists, the Agricultural Adjustment Act interfered with the operation of these.

What are free markets?

200

Franklin Roosevelt believes that the government is responsible for making sure the country is happy and free.

That's it; that's the whole thing. There's no answer.
200

The global role of the United States increased after they signed this, officially forming an alliance with Britain in 1941.  

What is the Atlantic Charter?

200

On the Pacific front in World War II, the United States had two choices in how to "deal with Japan." One was to invade their mainland, the other was to drop these.

What are atomic bombs?

300

On this day, a massive number of stocks were sold, resulting in a stock market crash.

What is Black Tuesday?

300

State-supported this was something FDR was for but could not pass.

What is state-supported health care?
300

During the Dust Bowl in the 1930s, more Americans moved to this western state than any other state.

What is California?

300

During this, women had more opportunities to have nontraditional jobs. Sadly, they were still not paid equally.

What is World War II?

300

This Pacific battle in World War II was a significant turning point for the United States.

What is the Battle of Midway?

400

Reduced consumer purchases that caused businesses to close resulted in this rate increasing.

What is the unemployment rate?
400

Franklin Roosevelt rejected this economic policy embraced by Republicans.

What is laissez-faire?

400

The Lend-Lease Act was passed in 1941 as a way to provide these to Allies during WWII.

What are weapons?

400
Roosevelt's administration justified Japanese internment by saying that the Japanese people in America were this

What is a security risk?

400

By fighting in Europe, Africa, and the Pacific, the United States was showing that, in order to win the war, they had to wage war on these.

What are multiple fronts?

500

By proposing an increase to the number of Supreme Court justices, Franklin Roosevelt attempted to do "this" to the courts.

What is "pack"?

500

According to Franklin Roosevelt, the main cause of the Great Depression was lack of this.

What is regulation?

500

FDR repealed these acts in order to form an alliance with the Allies.

What are the Neutrality Acts?

500

This is a True/False question that doesn't fit the structure of a Jeopardy! game but here goes.


True/False: War work freed women from the housework they traditionally performed.

FALSE.


While they had nontraditional jobs as well, they still had to perform the housework expected of them.

500

Withholding information about the Holocaust is an example of this prejudicial line of thinking.

What is Anti-Semitism? 

(prejudice against Jewish people)