Great Depression
Great Depression Pt. 2
WWII
WWII
Bonus
100

What worldwide event sparked the first time the US government  went into debt in its attempt to lift the overall economy?

The great Depression

100

Housing made by any material a builder could find due to extreme poverty during the Hoover Administration: ______________

Shantytowns or Hoovervilles

100

What accounts for the Allied powers ability to produce more military supplies than the Axis during World War II?

America's industrial capacity

100

Which country received hits from two atomic bombs?

Japan

100

Does a laissez-faire government mean more or less regulation of the economy?

less

200

During the 1920s, the practice of buying on margin led to what immediate cause of the Great Depression?

The Stock Market Crash

200

What caused the stock market crash, and what day called?

Black Tuesday: a massive number of people sold their stocks.

200

What attack led the US to join the War?

Attack on Pearl Harbor

200

Name the top three countries fighting on the Allied side.

Soviet Union, USA, and UK

200

If Mr. Busche showed up violently drunk at school every day and loved it, he would be heavily against which amendment? 

18th Amendment -Prohibition of Alcohol

300

What was the Hawley-Smoot Tariff, and what effects did it cause?

A 1930 congressional bill that passed a high tariff in an effort to protect American industries.other countries instituted retalitory tarrifs and global trade fell immensely

300

How did the Supreme Court change its ways after FDR threatened to pack the court?

The Supreme Court quit overturning New Deal Legislation.

300

Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?

1st African American Unit fighting in WWII. They were extremely successful at their missions.

300

What did Rosie the Riveter symbolize?

Woman working in wartime industries during WWII

300

Complete the following cause for WWI: Unrestricted Warfare of German ___________

U-boats or Submarines

400

What does the WPA, a New Deal program, do?

Works Progress Administration; gave taxpayer money to artists, writers, and actors to work on cultural projects

400

What does the Social Security, a New Deal program, do?

A program where the government gives its taxpayers' money to help the unemployed, disabled, elderly, and dependent children. 

400

Which Native American Tribe helped the US Military code their communications in WWII?

Navajo

400

How did the US Government justify putting Japanese Americans in internment camps when citizens have the Bill of Rights?

The US considered the threats to national Security

400

What was the point of rationing during the war?

To save food for the soldiers.

500

What does the FDIC, a New Deal program, do?

Protects a person's money that they deposited in a bank.

500

What does the AAA, a New Deal program, do?

Agricultural Adjustment Act; Farmers received subsidies (government payments) to not grow crops

500

What was a direct outcome of the discovery of the Holocaust: The creation of the state of ___________.

Isreal

500

About how many Jews do historians believe died in WWII?

6 million

500

What is Mr. Busche's future wife's name, and what is the date and time of Mr. Busche's Wedding?

1pm on Saturday?

600

What does the TVA, a New Deal program, do?

Tennessee Valley Authority: A government program that gave jobs to 1000s of people building dams to generate electricity.

600

What does the CCC, a New Deal program, do?

Civilian Conservation Corps; Young men were given work in public works projects like national parks.

600

What country did D-Day occur?

France

600

What was the Cash and Carry Policy?

The US could sell arms to other nations, but they have to pay cash, and they have to carry home what they buy

600

After the Dust Bowl, where did a large group of people move to in the US?

The West Coast (California Area)

700

Why did Congress pass a series of neutrality acts in the late 1930s?

To avoid the issues that brought America into World War I - Focus on the problem at home

700

Justify FDR's actions of deficit spending?

He believed it would create jobs and thus help the economy. 

700

What was the turning point of the Pacific Theater? What about the European Theater?

Stalingrad; Midway

700

What did A. Philip Randolph do to advance blacks during WWII?

He spoke out against racial discrimination in the war industries, and threatened FDR to include blacks in these industries. 

700

Who held soup kitchens and gave out bread during the Great Depression?

Charities and Churches