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The 1920s were often called the “Roaring Twenties” because
The U.S. passed many new tariffs
It was a time of social, cultural, and economic change
There were no political disputes
Everyone could afford luxury goods
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What was a key failure of the New Deal?
It did not end the Great Depression
It outlawed unions
It reduced political participation
It weakened Social Security
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A major criticism of the New Deal was that it
Ignored rural communities
Gave too much power to state governments
Expanded the role of the federal government too much
Encouraged monopolies
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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) helped by
Reducing wartime inflation
Financing overseas factories
Providing jobs and electricity in rural areas
Regulating housing prices
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FDR’s approach to the Depression was known as
The Fair Deal
The New Deal
The Great Society
Big Stick Diplomacy
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The Harlem Renaissance was a period of
Civil Rights legislation
Artistic and cultural expression by African Americans
Black migration to Canada
Military expansion into Africa
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Eleanor Roosevelt was known for
Leading the Department of Agriculture
Advocating for civil rights and women’s issues
Passing labor laws in Congress
Opposing New Deal reforms
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One result of the rise of the automobile was
Ban on women drivers
Growth of suburbs and new industries
Decline in farm production
Greater use of horses
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Henry Ford revolutionized industry by
Perfecting the assembly line for mass production
Limiting wages for workers
Inventing the steam engine
Creating labor unions
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Hoover believed the Depression could be solved by
Massive government programs
Public ownership of banks
Voluntary actions from businesses and individuals
Raising taxes on the wealthy
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A lasting result of the New Deal is that
Private charities controlled unemployment benefits
Presidential powers were weakened
The federal government became more involved in the economy
States took over social programs
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The National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) strengthened
Tax policy
Business monopolies
Workers’ right to form unions
Military draft
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The Dust Bowl most directly impacted
Farmers in the Great Plains region
Coal miners in Pennsylvania
Dockworkers on the East Coast
Immigrants from Europe
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