Why did the income of agricultural workers decline during the 1920s?

European farmers were able to produce in their own fields again

People left farms to seek jobs in the city

Farmers bought new equipment that made them too efficient

European countries had to import food due to the ravages of war

What happened on Black Tuesday?

Stock prices fell and the stock market crashed

Bank rums forced banks to close their doors

Federal troops attacked the Bonus Army

The Supreme Court ruled the NIRA was unconstitutional

What caused more than 3,000 banks to fail by 1931?

Depositors withdrew their cash from banks

Stock brokers paid back their loans

Investors called for the Government to regulate banks

Banks increased interest paid to depositors

What does laissez faire mean when discussing the economy?

The government will not interfere with the economy

The government will actively control the economy

The government will provide jobs to all citizens

The government will turn to socialism

How did liberals want to fix the Great Depression?

Use government spending to help the economy

Allow the economy to stabilize on its own

Have the government take control over all aspects of the economy

What happened in the presidential election of 1932?

Franklin Roosevelt won in a landslide

Herbert Hoover lost by a narrow margin

Huey Long ran a strong third party campaign

Franklin Roosevelt won his third term as president

Which of the following was the primary reason for the natural disaster known as the Dust Bowl?

The reduction of crop harvesting

How did the Agricultural Adjustment Administration try to help farmers?

By asking farmers to reduce crop production

By telling farmers to increase crop production

By increasing competition between farmers

By asking banks to lower interest rates for farmers

How did the Civilian Conservation Corps provide relief to the needy during the Great Depression?

By distributing food to the needy

By providing retirement funds for the needy

What happened to FDR's court-packing plan?

It was signed into law by President Hoover

It was ratified as an amendment to the Constitution

It was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court

Why did Franklin Roosevelt want to add more liberal justices to the Supreme Court?

He wanted the Supreme Court to uphold his policies and programs

He wanted the high court to be more conservative

He wanted the Supreme Court to make laws

He wanted the Supreme Court to be part of the Executive branch

What was the primary purpose in the creation of the Social Security Act?

To provide benefits to the elderly

To provide housing to people who were in Hoovervilles

The goal of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act was to:

Increase taxes to fund the New Deal programs

The purpose of the National Industrial Recovery Act was to:

Increase production, boost wages, and increase prices

Have young men leave home to plant trees and other projects

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation was so successful, it still exists today. What was its main purpose?

To protect depositors' money in banks

To protect investors from stock losses

To protect people from foreclosures and evictions

To provide money for soup kitchens

The Dawes Plan was developed to:

Help Germany repay Great Britain and France

Help France and Great Britain repay Germany

Help Great Britain repay France

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which of the following presidents had his presidency ruined by the Teapot Dome Scandal?

Calvin Coolidge

Warren Harding

Herbert Hoover

Franklin Roosevelt

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The Roaring 20s was a time of prosperity because of Coolidge's fiscal policy which:

Directly lead to an economic recession

Saw personal incomes rise

Paved the way for the rise of Adolf Hitler

Increased the size of the Federal Government by creating jobs

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The Theory of Trickle Down Economics believed:

Americans needed to engage in risky business practices

Labor unions should be declared unconstitutional

If taxes were cut for the wealth, it would benefit the middle and lower classes

The Federal Government should raise taxes on the wealthy

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

One of the main reasons for the economic boom of the 1920's was:

A bear market caused people to sell their stocks in panic

Innovations led to the birth of new industries

A majority of farmers saw their incomes double

Speculators made money on the Florida Land Boom

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is a characteristic of capitalism?

Mass production of goods

Government control of prices

Private ownership of property

Labor unions right to collectively bargain

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following best explains what happened to farmers during the 1920s?

Government loans helped farmers buy land

High crop production increased farmers' incomes

Falling crop prices drove farmers into bankruptcy

Demand for crops was so high that farmers could not produce enough

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Throughout the 1920s the number of agricultural workers:

Declined

Increased

Remained the same as during the 1800's

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Roaring 20s, Great Depression and New Deal

Which of the following presidents had his presidency ruined by the Teapot Dome Scandal?

The Roaring 20s was a time of prosperity because of Coolidge's fiscal policy which:

The Theory of Trickle Down Economics believed:

One of the main reasons for the economic boom of the 1920's was:

Which of the following is a characteristic of capitalism?

Which of the following best explains what happened to farmers during the 1920s?

Throughout the 1920s the number of agricultural workers:

Why did the income of agricultural workers decline during the 1920s?

What happened on Black Tuesday?

Which of the following was the most serious problem during the Great Depression?

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