1930's Flashcards

(22 cards)

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FDR’s Little White House

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home in Warm Springs, Georgia, where he received Polio treatment. Also his place of Death.

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1936 olympics

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held in Berlin, Germany as an opportunity for Adolf Hitler to show the world how much Hitler had done to improve Germany.

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Jesse Owens

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American track superstar - won 4 gold medals. But Hitler refused to shake his hand.

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The New Deal

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The “New Deal” was FDR’s response to the Great Depression, with programs focusing on Relief, Recovery, and Reform.

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FDR’s Court packing affair

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Franklin Roosevelt’s controversial plan to increase the number of S.C. judges from 9 to 15, as Judges believed that his “New Deal” policies were Unconstitutional.

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Hunger marches 1930’s

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Protesting towards Herbert Hoover’s lack of action during the opening stages of the Great Depression; the march failed as President Hoover completely shunned the protesters and brought in Federal Troops to monitor and stop the protesters in Washington, D.C.

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FDR’s brain trust

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Due to Franklin Roosevelt’s lack of knowledge in economics, he went to Universities such as Stanford, Harvard, Yale, and Princeton to consult with professors who had a PhD in Economics to help him gain information about the economy and work with him as close advisors

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herbert hoover

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The 31st President of the United States who was notorious for taking little or no action during the Great Depression

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frank roosevelt talking on radio

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fireside chats

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fbi in 1930

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A focus on forensic science; war against organized crime done by public enemies; ran by J. Edgar Hoover.

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organized crime in 1930

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There were large Crime Families in NYC and Chicago who focused on gambling, narcotics, and racketeering/money laundering.

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golden age films

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Snow White, The Wizard of Oz, Gone with the Wind, King Kong, The Three Stooges, and Shirley Temple.

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fdrs black cabinet

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Racial Affairs Advisory Commission was created to address the issues of African Americans. FDR met with black leaders to hear their perspective.

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hindenburg

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A German Airship used for transporting passengers that exploded on May 6th, 1937, that killed all 36 passengers on board due to a hydrogen leak.

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black tuesday

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On October 29th, 1929, the Stock Market crashed, causing Americans to lose homes, valuables, and nearly every penny they saved.

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16
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second new deal

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When Franklin Roosevelt focused on labor, housing, and economic security for the working/middle class; from 1935-1938.

17
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bonus army 1932

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Veterans that came together to protest the government for not giving them their WWI bonus check; President Hoover brings in the army AGAIN to disrupt the protest

18
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hoover dam

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Construction lasted between 1931-1936; built to control floods and created hydroelectric power

19
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fdr first 100 day

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Congress met for 100 consecutive days and passed 15 Bills, which was the most intense 100 days of law making in US History

20
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frank roosevelt

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helped through great depression served 4 terms

21
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21 amendement

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repealed the 18th amendment and did away with Prohibition

22
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isolationism

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after WWI the US chose to stay out of international affairs and focus on America