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18th Amendment

Prohibition amendment aimed to reduce crime and social problems caused by alcohol.

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Prohibition enforcement

The 18th Amendment does not specify how prohibition would be enforced.

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1920s advertisements

Persuaded consumers based on emotions and lifestyle, rather than product functions.

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Organized crime and Prohibition

Prohibition led to a black market, enabling powerful criminal organizations.

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Jazz Age impact

Revolutionized music, culture, and racial dynamics, bridging racial divides.

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Assembly Line

Manufacturing process by Henry Ford that sped up production and decreased costs.

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Reasons people wanted to work for Henry Ford

High wages ($5/day) and reduced hours with a 5-day workweek.

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Installment plan vs Credit

Installment plan: fixed payments over time; Credit: flexible borrowing with deferred payments.

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Teapot Dome Affair

Political scandal involving bribes for leasing federal oil reserves.

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Reasons for the rise of the KKK

Fears of immigration, African American progress, and changing social norms.

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Decline of the KKK

Internal corruption and public backlash against their tactics led to reduced membership.

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Marcus Garvey's movement

Advocated for Black pride and economic independence; declined after legal issues.

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Scopes Trial

1925 trial highlighting the conflict between science (evolution) and religion.

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Calvin Coolidge’s role in economic growth

Supported pro-business policies, leading to economic expansion.

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Black Thursday

October 24, 1929, significant stock market sell-off before the Great Depression.

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Black Tuesday

October 29, 1929, stock market crash that initiated financial panic.

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Causes of the Great Crash

Over-speculation, bank failures, overproduction, and uneven wealth distribution.

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Herbert Hoover's responses to the Great Depression

Volunteerism, localism, Hawley-Smoot Tariff, and credit to banks.

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New Deal

FDR's programs aimed at economic recovery and social reform.

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Second New Deal

Continuation of New Deal with more aggressive reforms, including Social Security.

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Dust Bowl causes

Severe drought, over-farming, and high winds leading to soil erosion.

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Effects of the Dust Bowl

Mass migration, economic hardship, and destruction of farmland.

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Causes of the Great Depression

Stock market crash, bank failures, high unemployment, and reduced international trade.

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Farmers in the 1920s as a warning sign

Struggled economically, foreshadowing larger economic collapse.

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Hawley-Smoot Tariff purpose

To protect American industries by taxing imports.

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Negative effects of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff

Retaliatory tariffs from other countries reduced global trade.

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Fireside chats benefit

Reassured public and restored confidence in government efforts.

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Four-day bank holiday reasons

Prevent bank runs and stabilize banks before reopening.

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21st Amendment purpose

Repealed Prohibition to boost economy and reduce crime.

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New Deal changes to government role

Expanded federal government’s involvement in economy and social welfare.

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Civil Conservation Corp (CCC)

Provided jobs in conservation projects.

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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

Regulated the stock market.

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Social Security Act (SSA)

Created pensions and unemployment benefits.

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Works Progress Administration (WPA)

Created public works jobs.

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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

Insured bank deposits to prevent failures.

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New Deal relief limitations

Only provided some relief; full recovery came with WWII.

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Deficit spending on WWII impact on Great Depression

Created industrial and employment opportunities, reviving the economy.

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U.S. Isolationism vs Collective Security and WWII

Avoidance of international involvement allowed aggressor nations to expand unchecked.