Chapter 21 Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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Federal Highway Act

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1921, funds for state roads

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2
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National highway system planned in __ and by ___

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1923, Bureau of Public Roads

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3
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Congress decided that broadcasting should be ___

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private enterprise; led to more entertainment than education on radio

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4
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1920 Puerto Rican influx

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Labor surplus (sugar -> coffee production), citizenship granted in 1916

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5
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Birthrates ___ from 1920 to 1930 because ___

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Fell, birth control

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6
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technological development

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Gas and oil powered central heating

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7
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Mortality rates between white and colored differed by:

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50-100%

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8
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Who brought pensions to US?

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physician Isaac Max Rubinow, journalist Abraham Epstein

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9
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Women employment in 1930s

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Increased 10x from 1920, mostly unmarried but married increased too

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10
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“Flapper”

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New image of women in the 1920s era; sexual freedom

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11
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Gay acceptance

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Conditions (EX cheap rental in NY) improved but still subject to police raids

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12
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Public relations experts of KKK

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Edward Clarke and Elizabeth Tyler

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13
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New leader of KKK

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William J. Simmons

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14
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Raped and killed women by infectious bites (KKK)

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David Stephenson, weakened KKK

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15
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Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti

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Convicted of murder despite weak evidence due to immigrant scare

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16
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Why were business owners no longer dependent on immigrants to give low wages?

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Mechanization lets them give low wages to everyone

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17
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Emergency Quota Act of 1921

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Immigrants from x group cannot exceed 3% of x group’s current population; favored protestant and against catholic/jews

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18
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National Origins act of 1924

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replaced EQA, 150,000 immigrants max, 2% (asians banned)

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19
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National Origins act of 1927

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Revised, now quota based off origin of Americans; western hemisphere immigrants (EX mexico) not affected and become biggest immigrant group

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20
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Scopes trial

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John Thomas Scopes agreed to serve in test trial, William Jennings Bryan argued based on Bible, Clarence Darrow represented Scopes, showed fundamentalism to be illogical

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21
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Religious revivalism

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White and Blacks struggled with economic insecurity and nervous about modernism’s attack on old time religion; kinda like progressive

22
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1922 technological recovery

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Aided by electric energy; alloys and appliances

23
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in 1923, 80 percent of automobiles were bought

24
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Havana Inter-American Conference

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US officials tried to kill a resolution stating “no state has a right to intervene in the internal affairs of another” in response to Latin American critism that their resources were being drained for profit

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Coronado Coal Company v United MIne Workers
Taft rules striking union can be restraint of trade
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Maple FLoor Association v US
1929; Trade assos distributing anti union information not in restraint of trade
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Bailey v Drexel Furniture Company
1922; voided federal law restricting child labor because infringe on state affairs
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Adkins v Children's Hospital
1923; mm wage law overturned for freedom of contract
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Welfare capitalism
Pensions, events, profit sharing, used along with yellow dog and prohibition of closed shops
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Sheppard Towner Act 1921
Funds to create clinics as means to reduce infant mortality
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Cable Act 1923
Reversed law under which women had to take husband's citizenship status
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Snyder Act
1924; all natives citizens, hope natives will help each other assimilate
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Teapot Dome Scandal
Albert Fall bribed to give oil reserve to Mammoth Oil Company
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Calvin Coolidge's election
As gov of Massachusetts, used national guard to end a strike by Boston policemen
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Coolidge prosperity
Help big business reduce tax, build highway, did not help farmers
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Women's international League for Peach and Freedom
called for end to imperialism
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Women's Peace Union
lobbied for amendment to require a national referendum on war declaration
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5 power treaty
US, British, Japanese, French, Italian Naval limits (Chris Evan Hughes)
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9 power treaty
Reaffirming Open Door
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4 power treaty
US, Britain, France, Japan respect each others' pacific posessions
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Locrano pact 1925
Reduce tensions between Germany and France
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Kellogg Briand Pact 1928
62 nations condemned war
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UNIA
Marcus Gravey who believed blacks should separate; exclusively black and low class; fell after deportation from selling a stock based on ship he did not own and because Du Bois saw him as extreme (undermine)
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Sin fronteras
"without borders"; mexican immigrant way of life
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Puerto Rican influx because
Switch from growing sugar to coffee
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Flew a plane from New york to Paris; technology improvement and hero culture
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Hoovers associationalism
Use commerce department a center of promotion of business
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Al Smith
Ran against Hoover; catholic background drew appeal from women but not southern; prohibition stressed did not build coalition of farmers and dwellers; gained appeal in cities and strengthened democrats
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Black Thursday
Depression (black tuesday) resulted from stock holders pulling out in panic
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Demand leveling off
Lack of demand for construction and appliances; underconsumption
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Stock Market instability
Corporations bought stocks using other stocks
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European troubles
American depression -> German no get loan -> Europeans don't get repercussions -> Allies don't pay war debts