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18th Amendment
Prohibition amendment aimed to reduce crime and social problems caused by alcohol.
Prohibition enforcement
The 18th Amendment does not specify how prohibition would be enforced.
1920s advertisements
Persuaded consumers based on emotions and lifestyle, rather than product functions.
Organized crime and Prohibition
Prohibition led to a black market, enabling powerful criminal organizations.
Jazz Age impact
Revolutionized music, culture, and racial dynamics, bridging racial divides.
Assembly Line
Manufacturing process by Henry Ford that sped up production and decreased costs.
Reasons people wanted to work for Henry Ford
High wages ($5/day) and reduced hours with a 5-day workweek.
Installment plan vs Credit
Installment plan: fixed payments over time; Credit: flexible borrowing with deferred payments.
Teapot Dome Affair
Political scandal involving bribes for leasing federal oil reserves.
Reasons for the rise of the KKK
Fears of immigration, African American progress, and changing social norms.
Decline of the KKK
Internal corruption and public backlash against their tactics led to reduced membership.
Marcus Garvey's movement
Advocated for Black pride and economic independence; declined after legal issues.
Scopes Trial
1925 trial highlighting the conflict between science (evolution) and religion.
Calvin Coolidge’s role in economic growth
Supported pro-business policies, leading to economic expansion.
Black Thursday
October 24, 1929, significant stock market sell-off before the Great Depression.
Black Tuesday
October 29, 1929, stock market crash that initiated financial panic.
Causes of the Great Crash
Over-speculation, bank failures, overproduction, and uneven wealth distribution.
Herbert Hoover's responses to the Great Depression
Volunteerism, localism, Hawley-Smoot Tariff, and credit to banks.
New Deal
FDR's programs aimed at economic recovery and social reform.
Second New Deal
Continuation of New Deal with more aggressive reforms, including Social Security.
Dust Bowl causes
Severe drought, over-farming, and high winds leading to soil erosion.
Effects of the Dust Bowl
Mass migration, economic hardship, and destruction of farmland.
Causes of the Great Depression
Stock market crash, bank failures, high unemployment, and reduced international trade.
Farmers in the 1920s as a warning sign
Struggled economically, foreshadowing larger economic collapse.
Hawley-Smoot Tariff purpose
To protect American industries by taxing imports.
Negative effects of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff
Retaliatory tariffs from other countries reduced global trade.
Fireside chats benefit
Reassured public and restored confidence in government efforts.
Four-day bank holiday reasons
Prevent bank runs and stabilize banks before reopening.
21st Amendment purpose
Repealed Prohibition to boost economy and reduce crime.
New Deal changes to government role
Expanded federal government’s involvement in economy and social welfare.
Civil Conservation Corp (CCC)
Provided jobs in conservation projects.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Regulated the stock market.
Social Security Act (SSA)
Created pensions and unemployment benefits.
Works Progress Administration (WPA)
Created public works jobs.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Insured bank deposits to prevent failures.
New Deal relief limitations
Only provided some relief; full recovery came with WWII.
Deficit spending on WWII impact on Great Depression
Created industrial and employment opportunities, reviving the economy.
U.S. Isolationism vs Collective Security and WWII
Avoidance of international involvement allowed aggressor nations to expand unchecked.