Prosperity and Depression

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In the 1930s, the shaded area outlined on the map became known as the

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Dust Bowl

Front

In the 1930s, what was a major impact of the events that occurred in the shaded area on the region’s population?

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A large number of people migrated west

Front

What historical development does the cartoon depict?

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President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal programs.

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Which statement best describes the artist’s point of view depicted in this cartoon? Options: President Franklin Roosevelt led an effective political campaign., President Franklin Roosevelt deceived voters., President Franklin Roosevelt’s policies helped ordinary Americans., President Franklin Roosevelt should not run for a third term of office.

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President Franklin Roosevelt’s policies helped ordinary Americans.

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Which economic crisis is most closely associated with the events depicted in the graph above? Options: U.S. entry into World War II, Prosperity of the 1920’s, Reaganomics

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Great Depression

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Why were President Herbert Hoover and the Republican Party unable to solve the problem addressed in this cartoon?

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They believed in limited federal government intervention in economic activity.

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What concept is best illustrated in this 1924 poem written by Langston Hughes? Options: patriotism, nationalism, racial pride, passive resistance

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racial pride

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This poem is an example of the cultural movement known as

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the Harlem Renaissance

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Which policy is most directly related to the point of view expressed in this cartoon?

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Quotas should be established for immigration.

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The policy represented by this cartoon was a response to the growing number of immigrants arriving from Southern and Eastern Europe.

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the growing number of immigrants arriving from Southern and Eastern Europe