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alice paul

who formed the national women's party?

child labor

DBQ what social issue did Mother Jones fight for?

the filth and crime of urban society

Progressives generally believed that industrialization and urbanization had created many social problems, including working - class poverty and ...

united states forest service

to manage timber resources in the west, president roosevelt established the ...

direct primacy

all party members vote for a candidate to run in the general election

the monopoly power of some trusts hurt the public interest

president roosevelt thought that large business organizations were part of the reason for american prosperity, but he also believed that ...

the newlands reclamation act

which law authorized the use of federal funds from public land sales to pay for irrigation and land development projects?

was published at a critical moment in american history

DBQ WEB Du Bois

african americans responding to race riots in Springfield, Illinois and other incidents

the national association of colored people was founded in 1910 by ...

Muckraker

a journalist who uncovers abuses and corruption in a society

child labor

The Keating-Owen Act was passed in order to regulate ...

building codes requiring fire escapes

tragedy at the triangle shirtwaist company led to ...

conservation

in what area did taft's contributions equal or surpass roosevelt's?

divide the republican party

roosevelt warned taft that tariff reform would ...

use protest to force suffrage

alice paul was arrested after picketing the white house, an example of her attempts to ...

the government

what did progressives think needed to play a more active role in solving society's problems?

federal reserve system

what did wilson support to create confidence in the banking system?

socialism

A system in which society, usually in the form of the government, owns and controls the means of production.

tariffs, the banking system, trusts, and worker's rights

what areas did wilson reform as president?

tax the wealthy at a higher percentage than the poor

what were the conditions of the graduated income tax?

to give voters more control over government

DBQ what was the main goal of progressive government reforms, according to the chart?

Economic depressions destroy small banks and wipes out customers' life savings

what happened to banks before that made Wilson support banking reforms?

Mayor Council Form of City Government

The elected city council makes the laws and the elected mayor carries out the law

navy

early in 1917, what division of the military authorized the enlistment of women?

gas masks

DBQ what was used to defend soldiers against mustard gas and chlorine bombs?

fourteen points

what was the name of wilson's peace plan?

germany, austria-hungary, and italy

Who was in the Triple Alliance?

nursing and clerical work

what were 2 jobs women performed in the armed services during wwi?

doughboys

what was the nickname for american soldiers in wwi?

the committee on public information

selling support for wwi, to the american people was the task of who?

to observe enemy activities

what were airplanes first used for in wwi?

digging trenches

wwi troops began ... to protect themselves from artillery fire?

the convoy system

why were no american troop ships sunk on their way to europe?

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

the first declaration of war in wwi came after ...

germany

what county made an offer to the mexican government proposing that mexico become its ally if the us etered the european army?

vladimer lenin

who overthrew the russian government in November 1917 and established a communist government there?

laboratory for democracy

what nickname was given to wilson?

the espionage and sedition acts

what silenced the criticism of war?

remain neutral

leaders of the women's suffrage movement such as Jane Adams urged wilson to ...

great migration

African Americans moved from the South to the North

britain, france, and russia

The Triple Entente included ...

sold liberty bonds

to help pay for the costs of war, congress ...

selective service

congress created a new system of conscription called ...

daylight savings time

to conserve energy, the Fuel Administration shortened workweeks for factories that did not make war materials and introduced ...

german submarine attacks have killed innocent people

according to president wilson, why should war be declared

Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire

Who were the Central Powers?

a fear of foreigners

DBQ according to the quote, one of the reasons that Vanzetti gives for his murder conviction is ...

harlem renaissance

african american arts flourished in the 1920s in what became known as the ...

assembly line

Production method that breaks down a complex job into a series of smaller tasks

they were only used to listening to 6 radio stations

DBQ amateur listeners only listen to a small number of radio stations

Emergency Quota Act

A government legislation that limited the number of immigrants from Europe which was set at 3% of the nationality currently in the U.S. It greatly limited the number of immigrants who could move to the U.S. And it reflected the isolationist and anti-foreign feeling in America as well as the departure from traditional American ideals.

national origins act

made immigration restriction a permanent policy, set quotas at 2 percent of each national group, and new quotas deliberately favored immigrants from northwestern Europe.

Hispanic Immigration

The immigration laws passed created a labor shortage and exempted people from the Western Hemisphere from the quota system. Mexicans immigrants helped fill the labor shortage, especially the demand for farm labor in California.

people could live farther from their places of work

what effect did the automobile industry of the 1920s have on american society?

Greenwich Village

what place was a center of creativity and freedom for many artists?

natives of the western hemisphere

what group of people was exempt from restrictions placed by the national origins act?

harlem renaissance

claude mckay, langston hughes, and the cotton club were all part of ...

air commerce act

provided federal aid for building airports

manufacturers turned to advertising

what do businesses do to create consumers for their new products?

talking motion picture

The golden age of Hollywood began in 1927 with the release of the first ...

europe

american modern artists were greatly influenced by the art movements of ...

mass media

what helped create a sense of a shared experience that helped unify the nation?

personal freedom

the new morality of the 1920s placed a high value on ...

nativism

A policy of favoring native-born individuals over foreign-born ones

the wright brothers

who made the first successful flight in history?

they were Italian immigrants and anarchists

many people viewed sacco and vanzetti with suspicion because ...

fundamentalism

believed that the Bible was literally true and without error

cotton club

harlem nightspot where many african american entertainers got their start

enforce prohibition

what was the purpose of the volstead act?

authorized postal officials to hire private pilots

congress passed the kelly act which ...

babe ruth

who was the baseball star who became a national hero due to mass media?

jazz

what style of music was influenced by dixieland blues and ragtime?Q

depositors lost their savings

During the Great Depression, when a bank collapsed ...

investors selling stock at a frenzied pace

during the stock market crash of october 1929, prices were driven down by ...

bull market

a long period of rising stock prices

investors continued putting new money into the market

the bull market of the 1920s lasted only as long as ...

continue lending money to their communities

The National Credit Corporation tried to rescue troubled banks by allowing them to ...

overproduction

in addition to the stock market crash in 1929, a key cause to the great depression was ...

a decline in us exports

As stock prices declined in 1929, the Hawley-Smoot Tariff led to ...

life

what weekly photojournalism magazine was introduced by TIME magazine publisher Henry Luce to instant success?

banks that held their mortgages

During the Great Depression, many farmers were forced to turn their farms over to ...

pass legislation giving veterans their promised bonus early

thousands of wwi veterans came to washington dc in 1932 to lobby congress to ...

the great plains

what was the dust bowl's location?

relief

president hoover wanted state and city governments rather than the federal government to provide money directly to impoverished families known as ...

bonus army

in 1932, the press began calling the wwi veterans who were marching to dc to demand early payment what?

loans for states for direct relief

what did the emergency relief and construction act provide?

soup kitchens

during the depression, charities set up .. to give poor people meals

hoovervilles

during the depression, newly homeless people put up communities of shacks that they called ...

snow white

the first feature-length animated film was ...

were forced to close

As a result of the stock market crash, some banks suffered more losses than they could absorb and ..

black tuesday

the stock market took its steepest dive on october 29, 1929, the day known as ...

the uneven distribution of income, overproduction, high tariffs, and missteps by the federal reserve

list the things that happened in the 1920s that were the roots of the great depression

direct tax

a tax imposed directly on a person or their property

income tax

a tax based on the net income of a person or business

indirect tax

a tax that someone pays, but the tax burden falls on someone else

initiative

the right of citizens to place a measure or issue before the voters or the legislature for approval

prohibition

laws banning the manufacture, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages

recall

the right that enables voters to remove unsatisfactory elected officials from office

referendum

The practice of letting voters accept or reject measures proposed by the legislature

social darwinism

a philosophy based on Charles Darwin's theories of evolution and natural selection, asserting that humans have developed through competition and natural selection with only the strongest surviving