AH II Unit 4 Vocab Quiz

The popular image of a “new” woman who smoked, drank, and wore makeup and revealing clothing

• Flapper

• Harlem Rennaissance

• Hooverville

• Eleanor Roosevelt

New Deal federal agency that paid Americans to do rural environmental work such as planting trees and building parks

• Works Progress Administration (WPA)

• Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

• Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

• Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

This law empowered unions by guaranteeing the right to organize unions and collectively bargain

• 18th Amendment

• New Deal

• Fair Labor Standards Act

• National Labor Relations (Wagner) Act

President Roosevelt’s controversial plan to replace conservative Supreme Court justices; was negatively seen by many as an attempted abuse of power

• 18th Amendment

• Court Packing Plan

• New Deal

• National Recovery Administration

The surge of black culture centered around literature, music, art, and racial pride that occurred in the 1920s

• The Flapper

• Harlem Renaissance

• Bonus Army

• Lost Generation

This law started Prohibition, was largely unenforceable, and was repealed by the 21^st Amendment

• 18th Amendment

• Court Packing Plan

• New Deal

• Rugged Individualism

This idea, promoted by Herbert Hoover, said that Americans could take care of themselves without government help

• Hooverville

• New Deal

• Isolationism

• Rugged Individualism

Event in which Italian immigrants were convicted and executed for robbery and murder, though many people felt the verdict was a result of nativism

• Court Packing Plan

• Sacco-Vanzetti Trial

• Marcus Garvey

• Scopes Trial

Group of authors were critical of society, the events of World War I, and materialism in the 1920's

• Lost Generation

• Flappers

• Harlem Renaissance

• Bonus Army

Event in which a teacher was convicted for teaching about evolution; represented the clash of modernist and fundamentalist values

• Sacco-Vanzetti Trial

• Scopes Trial

• Social Security Act

• Court Packing Plan