APUSH 6-7 Lessons 17-20

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Black Tuesday

The day the stock market crashes

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Dust Bowl

Event that occurred in the plains of the USA

  • natural - high winds and lack of rain

  • Manuel - bad farming practices and exhaustion of soil

  • Destroyed crops - lost of jobs for farmers

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Okies

Oklahoma dust bowl refugees that come to California for work

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Grapes of Wrath

Realist story by John Steinbeck

  • Accurately depicted the life of an Okie family

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Rugged individualism

The idea of self-reliance and independence

  • Emphasize of personal liberty

  • Individuals can succeed with minimal government intervention

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Smoot-Hawley Tariff

Senator Reed (Utah) and Rep Hawley (Oregon)

  • Raised tariffs on imported goods

  • Intended to help farmers and American businesses

    • Made the Great Depression worse

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Bonus Army

When a group of World War I veterans marched on Washington DC demanding early payment of their promised bonuses

  • President Herbert Hoover sends the army to restore order

  • The ppl hate him

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Hoovervilles

Campsites of sheds and tents - lived in by ppl who lost their homes in the Great Depression

  • There were also:

  • Blankets

  • Flags

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Keynesian Economics

An economic theory that advocates for government intervention (John Maynard Keynes)

  • Increase spending in lower taxes to stimulate demand and pull the economy out of the depression

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Relief, Recovery, Reform

The 3 R’s

  • This was for the unemployed and the poor

  • This was for the economy to get back to normal levels

  • This was for the financial system to prevent another depression

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Fireside Chats

Informal radio addresses delivered by President Franklin D Roosevelt

  • Kept Americans informed while giving them hope for a better future

  • Made the ppl love him

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Frances Perkins

The first woman to serve in a presidential cabinet as secretary of labor under FDR

  • Key figure in the New Deal

  • Instrumental in shaping social welfare policies

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Eleanor Roosevelt

Wife of FDR

  • Prominent political figure

  • Activist

  • Diplomat

    • Worked to advance civil and human rights

lowkey she and her man didn’t have love but respect for eachother

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U.S. vs Butler

This is when the Supreme Court ruled the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) unconstitutional

  • Congress didn’t have the power to regulate agricultural production as this was reserved for the states

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Schecter vs. US

Sick Chicken Case

  • The Supreme Court declared the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) unconstitutional

  • The president can’t regulate interstate commerce

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Court Packing

The idea of the president filling the Supreme Court with people who follow their ideals

  • FDR was shamed for this bc he already was getting almost everything he wanted done

  • Made him seem like a monarch/dictator

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Francis Townsend

Created the idea of an elderly pension

  • Wanted the elderly to gain more needed money

  • Inspo for Social Security

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Father Charles Coughlin

The Catholic Priest and radio personality

  • Beefed with the New Deal

    • It was a betrayal of the American people and promoted a vision of economic reform that included nationalizing banks

  • Bro was antisemitic?? Herro?!

    • And a fascist?

  • Brother was SILENCED by the Catholic Church

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Huey Long - Share Our Wealth

Radical program to redistribute wealth and provide a decent sanity of living for all Americans

  • Basically communism

  • “Every Man a King” speech

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CIO - John Lewis

Congress of Industrial Organizations

  • Federation of unions

  • Organized industrial workers

    • Especially in mass-production industries

  • Broke away from the AFL in 1938

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Sit-Down Strike

A type of strike were everyone refuses to work but, they stay at the workplace

  • No scabs can come and work

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Washington Naval Conference

The disarmament conference that addressed the naval arms race in promoted peace and stability

  • Omg guys stop building warships pls

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4, 5, 9 Power Treaties

Agreements made at the Washington Naval Conference

  • Aimed to limit naval arms in promoting peace

  • (4) Pacific Security

  • (5) naval disarmament

  • (9) Open Door Policy in China

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Dawes Plan

A financial arrangement that originated from the United States

  • The US would loan money to Germany

  • The Germans would pay their reparations to France and Britain

  • France and Britain would pay back their debts to the United States

Stimulated world economy

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Kellogg-Briand Pact

Peace is Greeaaaaat 🐯

  • No punishments or anything just that peace is awesome

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Good Neighbor Policy

FDR’s foreign policy with Latin American Nations

  • Promoting cooperation and trade over military intervention

  • Shift from previous USA policies

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Neutrality Act

A series of laws that prevented the USA from being drawn into foreign conflicts and affairs

  • Restricting arm, sales and financial assistance to warring nations

  • Strong isolationist sentiment after WW1

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Quarantine Speech

When FDR said that the US is going to quarantine against aggressive nations

  • isolationist saw this as FDR picking as side in the war

  • It’s not giving neutrality

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Appeasement

The idea of making concessions to aggressive power to avoid war

  • failed heavy

  • “Omg Germany! Stawpppp”

    • But nothing was done??!?!

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Cash and Carry Policy

Allowed countries at war to purchase goods from the US

  • They had to use their own ships

  • They had to pay with cash

  • Helped Britain a ton - but still “neutral”

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Selective Service Act of 1940

First peace time draft in US history

  • Required men of a certain age range to register for the draft

  • Prepared the military for potential WWII involvement

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Destroyers for Bases Deal

1940 agreement between USA and Britain

  • The US transfers, old warships in exchange for British bases in Western Hemisphere

  • US gets air and naval bases

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Election of 1940

FDR breaks 2 term tradition as he crushed Republican Wendell Willkie

  • Ppl loved him after the New Deal

  • They wanted someone experienced as they felt threaten by the war

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Arsenal of Democracy

FDR’s vision: The United States would supply weapons and resources to the allied nations during World War II

  • NOT directly entering conflict

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4 Freedoms Speech

FDR says he’s going to support countries who provide the four freedoms to their people (Allies)

  • Freedom of speech

  • Freedom of worship

  • Freedom from wants

  • Freedom from fear

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Lend Lease Act

The US would lend or lease war materials, and weapons to the allied powers on credit, rather than selling

  • Countries would owe USA $

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Atlantic Charter

FDR + Churchill

  • The outlined goals for postwar world

    • Emphasizing self-determination

    • No territorial expansion

    • And economic cooperation

Hella similar to the 14 points

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Shoot on Sight Policy

FDR orders the US Navy and Air Force to attack any German war vessel they encountered

  • Unofficially puts the US at a naval war with Germany without officially joining the war

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Pearl Harbor

A surprise military strike by Japan on the US Pacific fleet in Hawaii

  • Dec 7th was the bombing

  • Dec 8th was the declaration of war

Didn’t destroy the entire fleet like they thought it would

Made Americans RAH RAH abt the war

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Executive Order 9066

FDR Authorized the force removal and internment of Japanese Americans/Aliens

  • Reflected wartime fears and racial prejudice

  • Wild work tbh

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Korematsu vs. U.S.

Court case that said that the government can violate civil liberties during wartime - citing national security concerns

  • forced my goat into an internment camp

  • No trial no nothin