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provided jobs gave South electricity |
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| Designed to provide pension to retired |
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| Nat'l Industrial Recovery Act |
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let laborers unionize set up codes for fair business |
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| encouraged farmers to reduce production, gave farmers money for not planting on acres |
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| regulated transactions, protect investors, and prevent a crash, required regulation of stock |
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| Emergency Relief and Appropriation Act |
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| provided relief for jobles, gave money to people to open business |
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| Graduated Income Tax, "weapon against wealth" |
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established National Labor Relation Board gave people the right to create Unions got rid of "red dot" contracts |
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1. Save Capitalism 2. Saved Democracy 3. Sustained moral of American people 4. Prepared US for WWII 5. Created Safeguards form American people vs. the worst effects of depression |
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| Roosevelts advisors, well educated, informal, 'Raymond Moley' |
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| radio preacher, first supported FDR and new deal, then changed posistion, radical conservative, anti-semetic |
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| Scheme Roosevelt used to try and add judges to Supreme Court, faced strong opposition, "take away burned of the elders" by replacing judges over 70.5 years old |
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| Roosevelt wins in a landside opponent Alf Landon only wins Maine and Vermont |
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Roosevelt defeat Wendell Willkie to win an unprecedented 3rd term Voters choose to stay with the more experienced canidate |
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| German Thugs destroy Jewish shops and synagogoue. Ninety-one Jews were killed. |
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| fought for human rights active first ladt, committed to blacks and poor, advisor to the poor |
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Jews can't be citizens, cant vote, or hold office. Also implaced marriage restrictions on Jews |
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| Jews were taken from their homes and put in work camps. They had their suitcases stolen and made into slaves to "serve the greater good" |
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| Used by Germans in the gas chambers to exterminate the Jews b/c bullets would be too expensinve |
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| The elimination of the entire Jewish Race |
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Project of building the Atomic Bomb Originated in Colombia University then Moved to Chicago University where the atom was split, later moved to Los Alamos, N.M. |
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| Germany, Austria Hugry, Italy |
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1. Assassination of Arch Duke Frances Ferinand 2. Arms Race 3. Imperialism 4. Nationalism and Social Darwinism 5. Eco. compition, tarrif up 6. Unrealisitc attitudes towards war 7. Real politks- anything goes to get what you want |
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| Woodrow Wilson's 14 points |
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1. Freedom of Seas 2. Reduce Armamnets 3. No secret treaties 4. No or low tarrifs 5. Impartial adjustment of colonial claims 6-13. Nat'l self determination 14. League of Nations |
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| Treaty Of Versailles (1919) |
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1. Germany had to disarm itself 2. Germany lost the Saar Baelly 3. Par reperatins (33B) 4. Lose all colonies and European possessions 5. Rhineland dimilitirzed- 15 years 6. "Wa Guilt" clause 7. Polish corridor created 8. League of Nations |
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| Led by William Borah, believed that Treatyof Versailles could under no circumstances work |
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| Led by (Rep.) Henry Baot Lodge, who hates Wilson. Him and the Senate Foriegn Relations Committee can stop the Treat from passing. The Reservationists want a loophole from the League of Nation; they dont want to be getting involved in European affairs. |
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| United Negro Improvement Association |
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| Led by Marcus Garvey. Encouraged blacks to go back to Afirca and not to envy whites |
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Compitition for jobs Disillusionment of Treaty of Versailles/Bolesivek Revolution Fear the immigrants won't/can't assimilate |
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Scare of Communism Attorny General A Mitchell Palmer "Palmer Raids"- arrested Russians and deported them w/o trial |
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| Italian, gun-owning, anarchists, draft-dodgers that were emplyers of shoe factory convicted and executed for murder |
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| Boston Police Strike (1919) |
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| Irish Cops complain of loew wages, gross stations, no pay for testimony or paperwork. Superattendent: White Anglo-Saxon |
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| Celebrity, flew Spirit of St. Louis across Atlantic, landed in Paris |
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