Warren G. Harding ran for the presidency of the United States under the campaign of a ________ (going back to before the war)

what were other names given to the 1920s due to the cultural activities which occurred during those years ?

who were the three presidents during this time

Under which president did the government take an active role in supporting business. 

Coolidge and the Republican-dominated-Congress aimed to create a favorable climate for business to promote what 

who lowered income tax rates on the wealthiest Americans and on corporate rate profits and cut government spending.

president coolidge

  New fads and ways to have fun swept across the nation, which helped to give the era the nickname, ____

what were characteristics of the roaring twenties

were young females who broke against traditions in terms of fashion and behavior.

which invention led to the greatest change in lifestyles during the 1920s by providing Americans with more leisure time

what helped to make cars more affordable to the average American family.

whos role in society changed during the 1920s because they began to become more involved in the workforce than in previous periods

which amendment gave women the right to suffrage (voting), which helped to expand democracy in the United States

During the “Great Migration” why did many African-Americans moved to northern cities

During the “Great Migration” many African-Americans moved to northern cities for a better life but what happened

African-Americans experienced a growing rebirth of what during the Harlem Renaissance?

how was the Harlem Renaissance described

The Harlem Renaissance produced outstanding works of literature from who

The Harlem Renaissance produced outstanding music by who (Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith and Duke Ellington)

The temperance movement's greatest achievement was ...

how did the legalized prohibition of alcohol begin?

what led to an increase in the growth of organized crime in America’s largest cities.

what was largely a failure because laws which are not popular with Americans and challenge morality are hard to enforce

who was a famous aviator who became a hero after being the 1st person to fly non-stop across the Atlantic Ocean

what is a reference for when people buy a lot of goods (clothes, etc…)

what helped fuel economic growth

what gave people money to buy products they previously could not afford.

  who are those who favor the interests of native born Americans (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants) over those of immigrants

who were blamed for many of the problems America experienced during the “Red Scare”

many Americans believed that communists would overthrow the U.S. government during the...

who deported (sent back to their home countries) those immigrants who were viewed to be potential communists

who were two Italian immigrants who were put on trial and illustrated how the Red Scare helped frighten Americans

what helped frighten Americans and resulted in a backlash against Communists, radicals, and anarchists

what was once again popular in the 1920s because of the fear of rapid immigration and cultural change----they supported Nativist ideas

who supported Nativist ideas

what did the immigration acts of the 1920s do

what placed limits on the number of foreign born individuals who were allowed to enter the US, and illustrated America’s rise in Nativism as a result of the “Red Scare”

facts about the stock market crash

what helped the economy to expand rapidly in the 1920s

what led to a major economic downturn at the end of the 1920s

what were also causes of the Great Depression

a severe economic downturn, which is characterized by large-scale unemployment, low industrial production, and poverty

who was blamed by Americans for the Great Depression because he did not take actions to attempt to cure the problems it caused

during the depression, people would get food by waiting on lines for Soup. what was this called?

what was a term given to the primitive shelters built by homeless Americans, which sprang up in parks and vacant lots all across America

what was a group of World War I veterans who traveled to Washington to attempt to receive money promised for past military service

President Roosevelt was elected in 1932 by promising the American people a _____ in which he promised to help cure the nation’s injured economy

when FDR would communicate with the nation by Radio he called it

The New Deal was FDR’s plan to help America claw out of the Great Depression, and was characterized by the 3 R’s which were....

what was the most severe problem that FDR faced in 1932

what was the main goal of President Roosevelt’s New Deal

FDR utilized _____ (spending more money than the government collects in taxes)  to fund public works and other projects aimed at helping the nation

what are government funded jobs to build public facilities, such as parks, airports, and roads

what term was utilized to describe a period when FDR and Congress passed many laws in a short period to help the poor, and also adopted many work relief programs to reduce unemployment

what was designed to help restore the American public’s confidence in the banking system

what was designed to help protect the savings of Americans who kept their money in banks

The massive government spending of the New Deal provided some small economic ____ during the Great Depression

what was a drought stricken area of the Great Plains, which was no longer suitable for farming.  It was caused by poor farming methods and drought.  Many of the farmers (Okies and Arkies) who lived there migrated west to California seeking new opportunities.

the dust bowl was caused by

FDR established the ____ to help farmers by paying them not to grow certain crops designed to increase farm prices, & by providing loans.

The _____provided flood control, cheap hydroelectric power and new jobs to many Americans during the Great Depression

The ____ was a program, which employed young Americans, who planted trees, built parks, and stopped soil erosion around the U.S.

The ____ was created to employ artists and writers, as well as to build schools and hospitals

Social Security provided

It was  passed to help Americans who could not support themselves by providing them economic assistance it created pensions and unemployment insurance to attempt to prevent future depressions- It is still around today.

Some people were against the ____ because they thought it was a danger to our economic system

FDR tried to “pack” the Supreme Court because the existing justices were enemies of many of what programs?

The Constitutional idea of checks and balances was threatened by FDR’s plan to do what?

what were popular methods used by Americans to attempt to escape the harsh reality of the depression

what expanded the role and power of the federal government in the economy, as well as in the life of American citizens. 

due to the new deal, the government now assumed some responsibility for the welfare of the American people

The main result of the New Deal and the F.D.R. presidency was that it increased _____ of the federal government.