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| republican canadate in the 1920 election |
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| 5 reasions for probiction |
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1. belief the drinking was moraly wrong
2. many bisness leader favored it because they thought factory production would approve
3. docters aprove of it for health reasion
4. cause if the war there was a ahortage of grain
5. it was breaking up familes
6. the sholder would become violent people of they drank |
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1. more people are breaking the law
2. many americans did not flow it because it had been leagel
3. drinking was an acceptable part of cluture. |
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| fear of a comust revlution, immergrents. |
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| 2 immergrents who were falsey accused of murder. |
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| tought evelution had a trial had to pay a small fine. |
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| in the 20' they became more powerful agasts jews christans aferican americans |
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| leader who started the back to aferica movement |
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| wha tis the tepot doe scandle |
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| affected hardings predsendicy. |
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| he is the first cabnint neighbor to be rested for the teapot dome scandle |
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| demicrat first cathlic who ran for offic ran vs. rosevelt |
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| where you make small paymnets. |
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| over producing price of crops go down alot |
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| pay 10% at ne tme then pay the rest when you could. |
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| what happened to hte banks durring the great deppresion |
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| they were loning more money than they could take in and some closed and many people were left with out money |
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| when many people would go to a bank to get their money back |
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| what r the effects of the great depression |
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1. 25% unimployment
2. many people became train jumpers
3.familys split up.
4. hover is blamed with the bad things ,wit the depressoion |
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it were WWI vets who wanted to recive therir pention
now. |
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| roosovelts first 100 days in office |
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| he trys to pass a bunch of new laws. |
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| she is the first women elected to the cabnent |
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| banks close for a day t obring back confidance in them |
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| is a program for young men to have them get away from cities and work in camps whey did consrvation work they got payed most got sent home. |
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| gives releif to the unimployed |
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employed peope to imploy public projects
2. built roads
3. employed artists wrighters musistions |
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| made rules for prices, pay, produce |
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| enfoced the NIRA rules and encurged bissnes to only shop at place where their sticter was seeen |
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| gave money for construction projects |
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| helped farmers kept prices of grain up told farmers t okill their live stock. |
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| brought electrisity to parts of america that never had it before |
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| intrures the moey in the banks. |
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Helped part of the country that is poor reorginize the ecomany
builds dams to produce cheap electrisity plants tres builds hospitals |
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| seneter of Luisiana wants to tax the riCH |
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| he is a person wh ofelt that elders need a pension but they had to retire |
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| he is a person who critizesized FDR on the radio |
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| who is the libirty league |
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| a group of people who complained about the new deal they thought that it was nterfearing to much with the Goverment |
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| ROSEVELT VS> SUPREAM COURT |
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| he wanted to make the supream court havve 15 jcutices so he could have all of his laws passed. But it made him to powerful. but he replaces 8 of them cause he was president for so long. |
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| protected workers from unfair treatment. |
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| what is the fair labor standers act |
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it eated miminum wage
2. limited how long you must work.
3. ends child labor |
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| what is social security act |
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1. creats pensions for the unimployed
2. creates unimployment inturance
3. gives money to he disabled and uder privlaged kids |
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| new name for imagrents durring the dust boal |
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| was arested and exucuted for the mrder of lindburg kidnappng. |
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he is the lead of hte FBI he makes it a modern fighting crime fourse \
creats a crime lab |
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| he is a famious boxer only 2nd aferican american to win the heavyweight tilal |
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| track star won vs. the Nazi's in the olimpice |
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| wha tis the reparation act |
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| is an act where they gave free transporttation for philipans americans to go back t otheir countrie. |
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| 1. frozenfood 2. supermarket 3. sliced bread 4 .color fiml 5.drive in movie theater 6. parkig meaters 7. night b-ball game 8. insolin 9. blood bank 10. air condisoning 12. T.Vpogram |
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