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Who were the two nationalist dictators who came to power in part due to the Depression?who had the Knowledge of countrysideHow did the Washington, D.C., police superintendent and police chief respond to the arrival of the Bonus Army?What was the decrease in stock value on Black Thursday?Which group benefitted the most from President Coolidge's tax cut?The roaring 20s in the US: A. Saw an unpredicted amount of people became farmers and strike it rich B. Saw an increase in tension between big business and the government C. Were bogged down by endless wars and conflicts fought by American troops D. Brought an enormous change to daily American life with more consumer goods and options for leisureAll of the following were causes of the Great Depression Except for: A. Bank failures, hurricanes in the Gulf B. The Dust Bowl, too much speculation in stocks C. Stock market crash, bank failuresD. Less purchasing, stock market crashWhich of the following best represents President Franklin Roosevelts ability to work with others for the greater good? A. It can be helped by national planning and supervision forms of transportation and communications and other utilities which have a definite public character B. "I am prepared under my constitutional duty to recommend measures that a stricken nation in the midst of stricken world, may require. These measures or such other measures as the congress may built out of its experience and wisdom, I shall seek, within my constitutional authority, to bring speedy adoption." C. "So first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself, nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance." D. FDR believed in "flexibility, improvisation, the fruitfulness of using persons and resources in an infinite variety of new and unexpected ways."Which effect of the depression is represented by the photo? A. Bread lines and soup kitchens B. The dust bowl C. The New deal D. A run on banksHarding and Coolidge both favored what type of domestic policy? A. A domestic policy that favored big business and less regulations B. A domestic policy that favored women's rights and freedom of speech C. A domestic policy that favored unions and workers D. A domestic policy that favored immigrants and helping low wage workersWhich of the following summarizes why the US did not recognize the soviet union after their revolution? A. The Soviets killed the Czar(Tsar) and this angered President Wilson B. The Soviets made too much money in business and this made the US jealous C. The soviet government refused to pay debts and worked alone on an agreement with Germany D. The soviets returned American land too late for President Wilson's likingWhich early South American civilization was known for terrace farmingFrom the video "The century: Stormy weather" what were some examples given of how the depression affected an American family? A. They sold their furniture, cares, and wedding rings to bring in cashB. Most Americans lived in the south so they avoided the worst of the depression C. People lost money from the banks, but that was it. Everything else stayed the same.D. Kids willingly gave their parents the money they had saved in their piggy banks.Which best describes the geographic changes in Europe after WW1?A. Nothing changed in Europe B. Britain and France lost territory and vowed revenge on Germany and Italy C. Multiple empires were broken up and many new nations were created, causing tension on the continent D. Empires remained intact after the war and continued to increase their militariesWhich US foreign policy is represented by the cartoon? A. It represents an interventionist view of foreign policyB. It represents an isolationist view of foreign policy C. It represents an anti-communist view of foreign policy D. It represents the Good neighbor view of foreign policyHow do the 14th century Mali and Italy compare (what do they have in common)What quality did the rising dictators of Europe have in common? A. All favored freedom and individual rightsB. All wanted the trains to run on time C. All favored a heavily nationalistic approach to foreign policy D. They didn't have anything in commonHow did the US role in international affairs change throughout the late 1800s and early 1900s? A. The US became more isolationist during this time B. The US only got involved in international affairs with Canada C. The US role in international affairs did not change during this time periodD. The US role in international affairs increased during this timeWhich of the following is an outcome of the Russian revolution?A. The czar put down all of the revolutions and continued his role over Russia B. The czar abdicated and the Bolsheviks took over, changing the name of the Soviet union and paving the way for communism C. The white army defeated the red army and Russia continued on as a poor agricultural nation D. The country was divided into Russia on one side and the USSR on the otherHow is the amendment related to women in the 1900s? A. The 19th amendment secured women's right to speechB. The 19th amendment secured women's rights to vote C. The 19th amendment secured women's rights to go to church D. The 19th amendment was not related wo women
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