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| Purchasing stocks using a down payment only and borrowing the rest from the stockbroker as a loan |
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| Thousands of World War 1 veterans that marched to Washington for the passing of the bonus bill (gave each veteran $1,000 dollars) |
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| Cause of the Great Depression |
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| Overproduction, Drought, Bank Failures |
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| The belief that all individuals, or nearly all individuals, can succeed on their own and that government help for people should be minimal |
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| Shanty towns/tents and shacks set up on the sides of roads |
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| Roosevelt’s plan to recover from depression |
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| First 100 days of a president’s term, it’s to see if the president will be successful or not |
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| A group of advisers that help make decisions, give different views on situations |
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| Agricultural Adjustment Act |
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| restricted agricultural production in the New Deal era by paying farmers to reduce crop area |
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| Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
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| is a United States government corporation created by the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933. It provides deposit insurance, which guarantees the safety of deposits in member banks |
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- Federal Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance
- Unemployment benefits
- Temporary Assistance for Needy Families |
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| Government taking action to stimulate the economy |
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| Spending more money than collected in taxes |
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- Relief
-provide immediate aid
- Recovery
-End Depression
-Reform
-make sure another depression does not occur |
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| -Teddy Roosevelt gave his oncoming insights through radio |
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| A system of government controlled by one political party and no others are allowed to exist. |
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Germany:
Takes over Austria
Munich Pact
Took all of Chekhov Slovakia
Attacked Poland
Russia:
Attacked eastern Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Finland |
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| Act of appeasement with the Germans, and Czechoslovakia, payment for peace, Germany got Sudetenland |
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| Intended to discuss the reestablishment of the nations of war torn Europe |
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| Concession for exchange of peace |
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| Aid given to other nations in loans, but must be paid back |
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| Nationalistic movement, nations more important than individual |
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| The allies launched an attack on Germany's forces in Normandy, Western France. |
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| Intended to discuss the reestablishment of the nations of war torn Europe |
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| Why did USA change from Isolationism to Imperialism |
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- economic and military competition from other nations.
- wanted US to be a world power.
- social darwinism |
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| Events that led to Spanish American War |
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-Cuban rebellion against Spain
- American desire to protect investments in Cuba
- Yellow Journalism that intensified public anger at Spain
- Explosion of USS Maine |
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| Beliefs and goals of progressives and examples of success and failures |
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- Sufferage Movement
-19th amendment
- Child Labor
- Bitter Cry of the Children- John Spargo
- minimum age requirement
- max hours children can work
- Prohibition (failure) |
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| Underlying and immediate cause of WWI |
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MAIN
- alliances
- militarism
-imperialism
- nationalism
- death of archduke franz ferdinand |
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- FDIC mistakes
- bank runs
- overproduction |
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- Causes of WWII
- areas Hitler took over
- Why US entered war |
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-acts of aggression from Italy, Japan, Germany
- Rhineland, Chzecoslovakia, Poland
- Pearl Harbor |
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- Wilson
- for big business, against trusts
- fair business competition |
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- Roosevelt
- accepted large trusts |
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| Roosevelt's reforms such as pure food and drug, meat inspection etc. |
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