// question: 17153708 name: After the 1936 election, new constituencies united to form the ... ::After the 1936 election, new constituencies united to form the ...::[html]After the 1936 election, new constituencies united to form the ________________, which would help to solidify the Democrats as the majority party in American politics for decades.{ ~Dixiecrats#Incorrect ~Log Cabin Republicans#Incorrect =Roosevelt coalition#Correct ~Northeastern Bloc#Incorrect ~New Dealers#Incorrect } // question: 17153615 name: All of the following are the reasons why the Great Depression occurred except ::All of the following are the reasons why the Great Depression occurred except::[html]All of the following are the reasons why the Great Depression occurred except{ ~the stock market crashed.#Incorrect =there was too much government spending for poor workers.#Correct ~there was poor decision making by the Federal Reserve.#Incorrect ~there was an ill-advised tariff that took effect in 1930.#Incorrect ~wealth and income were unequally distributed.#Incorrect } // question: 17153700 name: Although officially nonpartisan, Labor's Non-Partisan League supported ... ::Although officially nonpartisan, Labor's Non-Partisan League supported ...::[html]Although officially nonpartisan, Labor's Non-Partisan League supported ____________________ for president in 1936.{ ~Huey Long#Incorrect =Franklin Roosevelt#Correct ~Herbert Hoover#Incorrect ~Al Smith#Incorrect ~Alf Landon#Incorrect } // question: 17153641 name: Buying on "margin" meant that ::Buying on "margin" meant that::[html]Buying on "margin" meant that{ =stocks could be purchased by paying a percent of the price and borrowing the rest.#Correct ~consumer products could be purchased and paid for on the installment plan.#Incorrect ~European nations could borrow needed capital from U.S. banks so that their citizens could buy U.S. products.#Incorrect ~the government could use deficit spending to solve the problems of the depression.#Incorrect ~farmers could use government loans to finance enterprises.#Incorrect } // question: 17153692 name: Dissatisfied workers from AFL seceded to form the ... ::Dissatisfied workers from AFL seceded to form the ...::[html]Dissatisfied workers from AFL seceded to form the ______________________________.{ ~AFW#Incorrect ~TVA#Incorrect =CIO#Correct ~IWW#Incorrect ~WPA#Incorrect } // question: 17153647 name: Eleanor Roosevelt was ::Eleanor Roosevelt was::[html]Eleanor Roosevelt was{ ~an opponent of civil rights.#Incorrect ~a first lady who played no active role in Washington politics.#Incorrect ~estranged from her husband, President Roosevelt.#Incorrect =an active political partner of her husband and a key proponent of New Deal liberalism.#Correct ~always in agreement with her husband, Franklin Roosevelt.#Incorrect } // question: 17153695 name: End Poverty in California (EPIC) was led by socialist and novelist ... ::End Poverty in California (EPIC) was led by socialist and novelist ...::[html]End Poverty in California (EPIC) was led by socialist and novelist ____________________.{ ~F. Scott Fitzgerald#Incorrect =Upton Sinclair#Correct ~John Steinbeck#Incorrect ~Gertrude Stein#Incorrect ~Nathaniel West#Incorrect } // question: 17153638 name: Franklin Roosevelt considered the most important legislation of his Hundred ... ::Franklin Roosevelt considered the most important legislation of his Hundred ...::[html]Franklin Roosevelt considered the most important legislation of his Hundred Days to be the{ ~Emergency Banking Act and the Economy Act.#Incorrect =Agricultural Adjustment Act and the National Industrial Recovery Act.#Correct ~Securities Exchange Act.#Incorrect ~Tennessee Valley Authority Act.#Incorrect ~Social Security Act.#Incorrect } // question: 17153618 name: Franklin Roosevelt's childhood was ::Franklin Roosevelt's childhood was::[html]Franklin Roosevelt's childhood was{ =unaffected by polio.#Correct ~hardscrabble and economically deprived.#Incorrect ~what unified him with the working classes later in his life.#Incorrect ~fundamentally different from that of his famous cousin Theodore.#Incorrect ~spent largely outside of the United States.#Incorrect } // question: 17153646 name: Harry Hopkins's appointment as head of the Federal Emergency Relief ... ::Harry Hopkins's appointment as head of the Federal Emergency Relief ...::[html]Harry Hopkins's appointment as head of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration in 1933 is noteworthy because he{ ~was the oldest member of the cabinet.#Incorrect =dispensed $2 million in his first few hours on the job.#Correct ~had previously been head of Ford Motor Company.#Incorrect ~had been Herbert Hoover's running mate, against Roosevelt.#Incorrect ~resigned after only two weeks in office.#Incorrect } // question: 17153643 name: How did the Coolidge Administration affect the maldistribution of wealth in ... ::How did the Coolidge Administration affect the maldistribution of wealth in ...::[html]How did the Coolidge Administration affect the maldistribution of wealth in America?{ ~It lowered taxes on the rich, which spurred business and eased income inequality.#Incorrect ~It raised taxes on the rich, which limited business and exacerbated income inequality.#Incorrect =It lowered taxes on the rich, which concentrated even more wealth in their hands.#Correct ~It had an incoherent economic policy, which had no real effect on wealth maldistribution.#Incorrect ~It did nothing to address this issue.#Incorrect } // question: 17153631 name: In 1932, the so-called Bonus Army ::In 1932, the so-called Bonus Army::[html]In 1932, the so-called Bonus Army{ ~transformed the pay structure of banking executives.#Incorrect ~burned down African American neighborhoods in Washington.#Incorrect =petitioned Congress for early payment of their World War I veteran benefits.#Correct ~met with Herbert Hoover on the White House lawn.#Incorrect ~finally reached their objective of tariff reform.#Incorrect } // question: 17153705 name: In 1933 President Roosevelt pulled the United States out of the ... ::In 1933 President Roosevelt pulled the United States out of the ...::[html]In 1933 President Roosevelt pulled the United States out of the ____________________ Conference in London because he feared that the other nations attending the conference would insist on keeping the gold content of the dollar so high that it would interfere with efforts to inflate prices.{ =World Economic#Correct ~Depression#Incorrect ~Precious Metal#Incorrect ~Glass-Steagall#Incorrect ~International Monetary#Incorrect } // question: 17153691 name: In August 1928, ____________________ declared that American was "nearer to ... ::In August 1928, ____________________ declared that American was "nearer to ...::[html]In August 1928, ____________________ declared that American was "nearer to the final triumph over poverty than ever before in the history of any land."{ ~Calvin Coolidge#Incorrect =Herbert Hoover#Correct ~Huey Long#Incorrect ~Al Smith#Incorrect ~Franklin Roosevelt#Incorrect } // question: 17153694 name: In the 1936 election, African Americans abandoned the _____________________ ... ::In the 1936 election, African Americans abandoned the _____________________ ...::[html]In the 1936 election, African Americans abandoned the _____________________ Party, believing they had better prospects with the party of the "forgotten American" than with the "Party of Lincoln."{ ~Democratic#Incorrect ~Socialist#Incorrect ~Communist#Incorrect ~Progressive#Incorrect =Republican#Correct } // question: 17153696 name: Most of the relief money of the Second New Deal went to fund the ... ::Most of the relief money of the Second New Deal went to fund the ...::[html]Most of the relief money of the Second New Deal went to fund the ______________________________.{ ~Civilian Conservation Corps#Incorrect =Works Progress Administration#Correct ~Tennessee Valley Authority#Incorrect ~Agricultural Adjustment Administration#Incorrect ~Social Security Act#Incorrect } // question: 17153623 name: One of the major demands of women reformers during the New Deal years was for ::One of the major demands of women reformers during the New Deal years was for::[html]One of the major demands of women reformers during the New Deal years was for{ ~equal rights.#Incorrect ~equal pay.#Incorrect ="protective legislation."#Correct ~greater sexual freedom.#Incorrect ~the right to vote.#Incorrect } // question: 17153706 name: President Franklin D. Roosevelt's policy for dealing with Latin American ... ::President Franklin D. Roosevelt's policy for dealing with Latin American ...::[html]President Franklin D. Roosevelt's policy for dealing with Latin American nations was known as the ____________________.{ ~Roosevelt Corollary#Incorrect =Good Neighbor Policy#Correct ~Colonial Decommission Plan (CDC)#Incorrect ~Self-Rule Doctrine#Incorrect ~Big Stick Initiative#Incorrect } // question: 17153686 name: President Roosevelt's regular informal radio speeches to the American public ... ::President Roosevelt's regular informal radio speeches to the American public ...::[html]President Roosevelt's regular informal radio speeches to the American public were known as ____________________.{ ~soap operas#Incorrect ~quick visits#Incorrect =fireside chats#Correct ~radio plugs#Incorrect ~wireless consultations#Incorrect } // question: 17153688 name: Roosevelt's opponent in the 1936 presidential election was ____________________. ::Roosevelt's opponent in the 1936 presidential election was ____________________.::[html]Roosevelt's opponent in the 1936 presidential election was ____________________.{ ~Huey Long#Incorrect ~Wendell Willkie#Incorrect ~Herbert Hoover#Incorrect ~Al Smith#Incorrect =Alf Landon#Correct } // question: 17153648 name: The "fireside chats" were ::The "fireside chats" were::[html]The "fireside chats" were{ ~discussions concerning New Deal policy held among President Roosevelt's cabinet.#Incorrect ~Eleanor Roosevelt's newspaper columns.#Incorrect ~press conferences held on a regular basis by President Roosevelt.#Incorrect ~Huey Long's speeches in support of his "Share the Wealth" program.#Incorrect =President Roosevelt's radio addresses that directly engaged the American public.#Correct } // question: 17153616 name: The 20th century president who best represented the "self-made" man was ::The 20th century president who best represented the "self-made" man was::[html]The 20th century president who best represented the "self-made" man was{ ~Woodrow Wilson.#Incorrect =Herbert Hoover.#Correct ~Franklin D. Roosevelt.#Incorrect ~Warren Harding.#Incorrect ~Teddy Roosevelt.#Incorrect } // question: 17153645 name: The American literature of the 1930s was characterized by themes of ::The American literature of the 1930s was characterized by themes of::[html]The American literature of the 1930s was characterized by themes of{ =failure in the face of a harsh environment.#Correct ~hope against all odds.#Incorrect ~violent rejection of commonly held values.#Incorrect ~escapism and romance.#Incorrect ~transcendent spirituality.#Incorrect } // question: 17153702 name: The best-selling novel in 1939 was ____________________. ::The best-selling novel in 1939 was ____________________.::[html]The best-selling novel in 1939 was ____________________.{ ~Gone With The Wind#Incorrect ~The Grapes of Wrath#Incorrect =The Wrath of Grapes#Correct ~Rebecca#Incorrect ~The Yearling#Incorrect } // question: 17153617 name: The commanding military officer who attacked the bonus marchers in Washington... ::The commanding military officer who attacked the bonus marchers in Washington...::[html]The commanding military officer who attacked the bonus marchers in Washington was{ ~Dwight D. Eisenhower.#Incorrect ~John G. Pershing.#Incorrect =Douglas Mac Arthur.#Correct ~William Westmoreland.#Incorrect ~William Grant.#Incorrect } // question: 17153640 name: The Emergency Banking Act and the Economy Act were ::The Emergency Banking Act and the Economy Act were::[html]The Emergency Banking Act and the Economy Act were{ ~radical measures that Herbert Hoover would never have supported.#Incorrect ~irresponsible and dangerous measures.#Incorrect ~total and complete failures.#Incorrect =fiscally conservative measures.#Correct ~vetoed by Roosevelt.#Incorrect } // question: 17153628 name: The Federal Reserve board intensified the severity of the stock market crash by ::The Federal Reserve board intensified the severity of the stock market crash by::[html]The Federal Reserve board intensified the severity of the stock market crash by{ ~ignoring the crisis.#Incorrect ~borrowing heavily from European banks.#Incorrect ~inflating the currency and making credit more available.#Incorrect ~prohibiting banks from participating in stock purchases.#Incorrect =raising interest rates and reducing the amount of money in circulation.#Correct } // question: 17153687 name: The first comprehensive system of social welfare passed in American history ... ::The first comprehensive system of social welfare passed in American history ...::[html]The first comprehensive system of social welfare passed in American history was the ____________________.{ ~Food Stamp Program#Incorrect =Social Security Act#Correct ~Works Progress Administration (WPA)#Incorrect ~TVA#Incorrect ~Relief Fund#Incorrect } // question: 17153689 name: The Great Plains ecological disaster caused by drought and destruction of ... ::The Great Plains ecological disaster caused by drought and destruction of ...::[html]The Great Plains ecological disaster caused by drought and destruction of native grasses was called the ____________________.{ ~great drought#Incorrect ~corn collapse#Incorrect =dust bowl#Correct ~Oklahoma panhandle#Incorrect ~burnout#Incorrect } // question: 17153685 name: The group of World War I veterans that marched on Washington in 1932 and ... ::The group of World War I veterans that marched on Washington in 1932 and ...::[html]The group of World War I veterans that marched on Washington in 1932 and demanded economic relief was ____________________.{ =the Bonus Army#Correct ~Coxey's Army#Incorrect ~Oliver's Army#Incorrect ~the Veteran's Brigade#Incorrect ~the Relief Squadron#Incorrect } // question: 17153642 name: The Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act of 1930 ::The Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act of 1930::[html]The Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act of 1930{ ~lowered U.S. tariff rates to provide markets for European goods.#Incorrect ~raised tariff rates and contributed positively to economic recovery worldwide.#Incorrect ~encouraged European nations to lower their tariff rates to enable U.S. companies to sell their goods abroad.#Incorrect ~did not pass.#Incorrect =raised U.S. tariff rates, causing European nations to raise their rates and thus weaken international trade.#Correct } // question: 17153639 name: The most popular critics of the New Deal focused on the ::The most popular critics of the New Deal focused on the::[html]The most popular critics of the New Deal focused on the{ =lack of support for ordinary people.#Correct ~discrimination of minorities.#Incorrect ~plight of Native Americans.#Incorrect ~socialist nature of the programs.#Incorrect ~rise in income taxes for the wealthy.#Incorrect } // question: 17153620 name: The National Industrial Recovery Act ::The National Industrial Recovery Act::[html]The National Industrial Recovery Act{ ~was widely and immediately applied by employers.#Incorrect ~had no effect on workers' wages.#Incorrect ~increased union membership.#Incorrect ~decreased union membership.#Incorrect =intimidated most workers with its complexity.#Correct } // question: 17153632 name: The Neal Deal program closest to socialism was which of the following? ::The Neal Deal program closest to socialism was which of the following?::[html]The Neal Deal program closest to socialism was which of the following?{ ~CCC#Incorrect =TVA#Correct ~AAA#Incorrect ~NRA#Incorrect ~WPA#Incorrect } // question: 17153633 name: The people who organized and directed the New Deal programs were mostly ::The people who organized and directed the New Deal programs were mostly::[html]The people who organized and directed the New Deal programs were mostly{ =well-educated, male, technocrats.#Correct ~members of ethnic and religious minority groups.#Incorrect ~working-class urbanites with little or no advanced education.#Incorrect ~university professors eager to put their theories into action.#Incorrect ~immigrants who brought radical ideas from abroad.#Incorrect } // question: 17153634 name: The popularity of the Superman comics reflected ::The popularity of the Superman comics reflected::[html]The popularity of the Superman comics reflected{ ~contempt for working men.#Incorrect ~the growth of the new sport of body building.#Incorrect ~anxiety over the threat of foreign invasion.#Incorrect ~a decline in the popularity of novels.#Incorrect =male unease with women in the workplace.#Correct } // question: 17153644 name: The Reconstruction Finance Corporation created in 1932 ::The Reconstruction Finance Corporation created in 1932::[html]The Reconstruction Finance Corporation created in 1932{ ~offered relief payments to the unemployed.#Incorrect ~gave significant relief to American farmers.#Incorrect =offered government loans to banks and corporations.#Correct ~offered low interest loans to home buyers.#Incorrect ~was later abolished by the Roosevelt administration.#Incorrect } // question: 17153629 name: The region that benefited most from the New Deal was the ::The region that benefited most from the New Deal was the::[html]The region that benefited most from the New Deal was the{ ~Northeast.#Incorrect ~Mid-Atlantic.#Incorrect ~Southwest.#Incorrect ~Southeast.#Incorrect =West.#Correct } // question: 17153625 name: The United Auto Workers (UAW) sit-down strike in Flint, Michigan was staged ... ::The United Auto Workers (UAW) sit-down strike in Flint, Michigan was staged ...::[html]The United Auto Workers (UAW) sit-down strike in Flint, Michigan was staged against{ =GM.#Correct ~Ford.#Incorrect ~U.S. Steel.#Incorrect ~Packard.#Incorrect ~Studebaker.#Incorrect } // question: 17153701 name: The United Auto Workers launched a sit-down strike against General Motors in ... ::The United Auto Workers launched a sit-down strike against General Motors in ...::[html]The United Auto Workers launched a sit-down strike against General Motors in ____________________ in 1936.{ ~Detroit, Michigan#Incorrect =Flint, Michigan#Correct ~Cleveland, Ohio#Incorrect ~Philadelphia, Pennsylvania#Incorrect ~Chicago, Illinois#Incorrect } // question: 17153703 name: The Wheeler-Howard Act is also known as the ____________________. ::The Wheeler-Howard Act is also known as the ____________________.::[html]The Wheeler-Howard Act is also known as the ____________________.{ ~Wagner Act#Incorrect ~Tariff Act#Incorrect ~Social Security Act#Incorrect ~Holding Company Act#Incorrect =Indian Reorganization Act#Correct } // question: 17153624 name: The women's movement during the Great Depression ::The women's movement during the Great Depression::[html]The women's movement during the Great Depression{ ~gained momentum.#Incorrect =declined as a result of male hostility during the depression.#Correct ~took on new issues of sexual freedom.#Incorrect ~put forward issues of equality more frequently.#Incorrect ~saw more success.#Incorrect } // question: 17153698 name: The ____________________ Act guaranteed the right of workers to join unions ... ::The ____________________ Act guaranteed the right of workers to join unions ...::[html]The ____________________ Act guaranteed the right of workers to join unions of their choosing.{ =Wagner#Correct ~Tariff#Incorrect ~Social Security#Incorrect ~Holding Company#Incorrect ~Glass-Steagall#Incorrect } // question: 17153693 name: The ____________________ Corporation would make loans to ailing banks and to ... ::The ____________________ Corporation would make loans to ailing banks and to ...::[html]The ____________________ Corporation would make loans to ailing banks and to corporations willing to build low-cost housing, bridges, and other public works.{ ~Banking Protection#Incorrect =Reconstruction Finance#Correct ~Federal Bailout#Incorrect ~National Restructuring#Incorrect ~Federal Deposit Insurance#Incorrect } // question: 17153707 name: The ____________________ of 1934 allowed Roosevelt to lower U.S. tariffs in ... ::The ____________________ of 1934 allowed Roosevelt to lower U.S. tariffs in ...::[html]The ____________________ of 1934 allowed Roosevelt to lower U.S. tariffs in exchange for similar reductions by other nations.{ ~Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act#Incorrect ~Tariff Act#Incorrect =Reciprocal Trade Agreement#Correct ~Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act#Incorrect ~Glass-Steagall Banking Act#Incorrect } // question: 17153697 name: The ____________________ was designed to improve the economic lot of tenant ... ::The ____________________ was designed to improve the economic lot of tenant ...::[html]The ____________________ was designed to improve the economic lot of tenant farmers, sharecroppers, and farm workers.{ ~Civilian Conservation Corps#Incorrect ~Works Progress Administration#Incorrect ~Tennessee Valley Authority#Incorrect ~Agricultural Adjustment Administration#Incorrect =Farm Security Administration#Correct } // question: 17153635 name: What film criticized political realities under the cover of anarchic comedy? ::What film criticized political realities under the cover of anarchic comedy?::[html]What film criticized political realities under the cover of anarchic comedy?{ ~Little Caesar#Incorrect ~The Public Enemy#Incorrect ~I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang#Incorrect =Duck Soup#Correct ~A Cool Million#Incorrect } // question: 17153622 name: What industry experienced the walkout of 400,000 workers from Maine to Alabama? ::What industry experienced the walkout of 400,000 workers from Maine to Alabama?::[html]What industry experienced the walkout of 400,000 workers from Maine to Alabama?{ ~Agriculture#Incorrect ~Railroad#Incorrect ~Automotive#Incorrect =Textile#Correct ~Coal#Incorrect } // question: 17153636 name: What is true of the New Deal dams? ::What is true of the New Deal dams?::[html]What is true of the New Deal dams?{ ~Their effects were fully felt immediately.#Incorrect =They helped spur the growth of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).#Correct ~The benefits went primarily to aid poor farmers and ranchers.#Incorrect ~Their mission avoided entanglement with corporate and private entrepreneurial interests for decades.#Incorrect ~They had universal and unquestioned support.#Incorrect } // question: 17153627 name: What opera singer was denied a concert by the Daughters of the American ... ::What opera singer was denied a concert by the Daughters of the American ...::[html]What opera singer was denied a concert by the Daughters of the American Revolution, only to sing before 70,000 at the Lincoln Memorial?{ =Marian Anderson#Correct ~Kathleen Battle#Incorrect ~Beverly Sills#Incorrect ~Jessye Norman#Incorrect ~Mahalia Jackson#Incorrect } // question: 17153626 name: What organization was founded when John Lewis, Sidney Hillman, and several ... ::What organization was founded when John Lewis, Sidney Hillman, and several ...::[html]What organization was founded when John Lewis, Sidney Hillman, and several others broke away from their respective unions?{ ~AFL#Incorrect =CIO#Correct ~UAW#Incorrect ~United Mine Workers#Incorrect ~Amalgamated Clothing Workers#Incorrect } // question: 17153630 name: What was Herbert Hoover's position on the question of relief? ::What was Herbert Hoover's position on the question of relief?::[html]What was Herbert Hoover's position on the question of relief?{ ~It was the responsibility of the federal government to provide economic security for U.S. citizens.#Incorrect ~A military draft could provide work for the unemployed.#Incorrect =It would destroy their desire to work and undermine their self-worth.#Correct ~All homeless immigrants should be deported.#Incorrect ~Only the urban unemployed should receive relief.#Incorrect } // question: 17153619 name: Which New Deal program involved the planting of trees? ::Which New Deal program involved the planting of trees?::[html]Which New Deal program involved the planting of trees?{ ~Public Works Administration#Incorrect =Civilian Conservation Corps#Correct ~Works Progress Administration#Incorrect ~Tennessee Valley Authority#Incorrect ~Social Security Administration#Incorrect } // question: 17153621 name: Whom did Franklin Roosevelt view as most likely to unseat him in the 1936 ... ::Whom did Franklin Roosevelt view as most likely to unseat him in the 1936 ...::[html]Whom did Franklin Roosevelt view as most likely to unseat him in the 1936 election?{ ~Al Smith#Incorrect ~Charles Coughlin#Incorrect =Huey Long#Correct ~Herbert Hoover#Incorrect ~Wendell Willkie#Incorrect } // question: 17153637 name: Why was 1936 presidential election especially significant? ::Why was 1936 presidential election especially significant?::[html]Why was 1936 presidential election especially significant?{ =Democrats became known as the party of the "forgotten American."#Correct ~Black voters abandoned their long-time allegiance to the Republican Party.#Incorrect ~Large numbers of pro-New Deal voters came out to ensure Roosevelt's reelection.#Incorrect ~Roosevelt won his third term in office.#Incorrect ~The winner of the election lost the popular vote.#Incorrect } // question: 17153699 name: ____________________ headed a consortium of six companies that built the ... ::____________________ headed a consortium of six companies that built the ...::[html]____________________ headed a consortium of six companies that built the Hoover, Bonneville, and Grand Coulee dams.{ =Henry J. Kaiser#Correct ~Alf Landon#Incorrect ~Herbert Hoover#Incorrect ~Hugh Bonneville#Incorrect ~Grant Coulee#Incorrect } // question: 17153704 name: ____________________ nationalized several U.S.-owned oil companies in 1936. ::____________________ nationalized several U.S.-owned oil companies in 1936.::[html]____________________ nationalized several U.S.-owned oil companies in 1936.{ ~Nicaragua#Incorrect ~Venezuela#Incorrect =Mexico#Correct ~Cuba#Incorrect ~Argentina#Incorrect } // question: 17153709 name: ____________________ was a popular folk singer of the 1930s who cast himself ... ::____________________ was a popular folk singer of the 1930s who cast himself ...::[html]____________________ was a popular folk singer of the 1930s who cast himself as the bard of ordinary Americans everywhere. He influenced musicians such as Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen.{ =Woody Guthrie#Correct ~Bing Crosby#Incorrect ~Jimmy Rushing#Incorrect ~Robert Johnson#Incorrect ~Big Bill Broonzy#Incorrect } // question: 17153690 name: ____________________ was the first female cabinet member in U.S. history. ::____________________ was the first female cabinet member in U.S. history.::[html]____________________ was the first female cabinet member in U.S. history.{ ~Eleanor Roosevelt#Incorrect =Francis Perkins#Correct ~Marian Anderson#Incorrect ~Katharine Hepburn#Incorrect ~Ida Terkel#Incorrect } // question: 17153677 name: 1934 was a year of unusual cooperation between unions and corporations. ::1934 was a year of unusual cooperation between unions and corporations.::[html]1934 was a year of unusual cooperation between unions and corporations.{FALSE} // question: 17153660 name: As director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, John Collier's policy of ... ::As director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, John Collier's policy of ...::[html]As director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, John Collier's policy of fighting assimilationist practices continued in the tradition of the previous BIA programs.{FALSE} // question: 17153666 name: Eleanor Roosevelt was an outspoken supporter of African Americans. ::Eleanor Roosevelt was an outspoken supporter of African Americans.::[html]Eleanor Roosevelt was an outspoken supporter of African Americans.{TRUE} // question: 17153680 name: Franklin D. Roosevelt saw the Second New Deal as a program to limit the power... ::Franklin D. Roosevelt saw the Second New Deal as a program to limit the power...::[html]Franklin D. Roosevelt saw the Second New Deal as a program to limit the power and privilege of the wealthy few.{TRUE} // question: 17153656 name: Franklin D. Roosevelt was the only person to serve more than two terms as ... ::Franklin D. Roosevelt was the only person to serve more than two terms as ...::[html]Franklin D. Roosevelt was the only person to serve more than two terms as president of the United States.{TRUE} // question: 17153665 name: Franklin Roosevelt consistently backed legislation to make lynching a federal... ::Franklin Roosevelt consistently backed legislation to make lynching a federal...::[html]Franklin Roosevelt consistently backed legislation to make lynching a federal crime.{FALSE} // question: 17153651 name: Herbert Hoover was anxious to engage the government in providing relief to ... ::Herbert Hoover was anxious to engage the government in providing relief to ...::[html]Herbert Hoover was anxious to engage the government in providing relief to the poor.{FALSE} // question: 17153672 name: Huey Long felt that the New Deal was going too far in the redistribution of ... ::Huey Long felt that the New Deal was going too far in the redistribution of ...::[html]Huey Long felt that the New Deal was going too far in the redistribution of wealth.{FALSE} // question: 17153675 name: Jewish and Catholic Americans voted for Franklin Roosevelt in large numbers. ::Jewish and Catholic Americans voted for Franklin Roosevelt in large numbers.::[html]Jewish and Catholic Americans voted for Franklin Roosevelt in large numbers.{TRUE} // question: 17153657 name: Mexican Americans were systematically rounded up and deported in large ... ::Mexican Americans were systematically rounded up and deported in large ...::[html]Mexican Americans were systematically rounded up and deported in large numbers in the early 1930s.{TRUE} // question: 17153676 name: Most employers observed the NRA's wage and hour guidelines. ::Most employers observed the NRA's wage and hour guidelines.::[html]Most employers observed the NRA's wage and hour guidelines.{FALSE} // question: 17153653 name: Most worker demands in the early 1930s were deeply radical. ::Most worker demands in the early 1930s were deeply radical.::[html]Most worker demands in the early 1930s were deeply radical.{FALSE} // question: 17153659 name: New Deal programs offered perhaps the most benefits to the farmers of the ... ::New Deal programs offered perhaps the most benefits to the farmers of the ...::[html]New Deal programs offered perhaps the most benefits to the farmers of the Great Plains.{FALSE} // question: 17153655 name: One of President Roosevelt's first acts in office was to dissolve the ... ::One of President Roosevelt's first acts in office was to dissolve the ...::[html]One of President Roosevelt's first acts in office was to dissolve the nation's banks.{FALSE} // question: 17153683 name: President Hoover's administration established the Federal Deposit Insurance ... ::President Hoover's administration established the Federal Deposit Insurance ...::[html]President Hoover's administration established the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.{FALSE} // question: 17153674 name: Radical critics of the New Deal were silenced after 1934. ::Radical critics of the New Deal were silenced after 1934.::[html]Radical critics of the New Deal were silenced after 1934.{FALSE} // question: 17153682 name: Roosevelt often did not support the efforts of his Black Cabinet for fear of ... ::Roosevelt often did not support the efforts of his Black Cabinet for fear of ...::[html]Roosevelt often did not support the efforts of his Black Cabinet for fear of alienating southern political leaders.{TRUE} // question: 17153661 name: Roosevelt's "court-packing" proposal didn't lose him the support of the ... ::Roosevelt's "court-packing" proposal didn't lose him the support of the ...::[html]Roosevelt's "court-packing" proposal didn't lose him the support of the working class, but did decrease his popularity among the middle-class.{TRUE} // question: 17153662 name: Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy ended U.S. domination in Latin America. ::Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy ended U.S. domination in Latin America.::[html]Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy ended U.S. domination in Latin America.{FALSE} // question: 17153658 name: The Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) focused specifically of the ... ::The Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) focused specifically of the ...::[html]The Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) focused specifically of the plight of sharecroppers.{FALSE} // question: 17153667 name: The Emergency Banking Act and Economy Act were originally proposed by Herbert... ::The Emergency Banking Act and Economy Act were originally proposed by Herbert...::[html]The Emergency Banking Act and Economy Act were originally proposed by Herbert Hoover.{TRUE} // question: 17153650 name: The first response of President Herbert Hoover to the Depression was to ... ::The first response of President Herbert Hoover to the Depression was to ...::[html]The first response of President Herbert Hoover to the Depression was to establish "associations" of business leaders and farmers that would regulate their own industries.{TRUE} // question: 17153671 name: The greatest construction project of the Bureau of Reclamation was the Hoover... ::The greatest construction project of the Bureau of Reclamation was the Hoover...::[html]The greatest construction project of the Bureau of Reclamation was the Hoover Dam.{FALSE} // question: 17153664 name: The Hawley-Smoot Tariff affected only manufactured products. ::The Hawley-Smoot Tariff affected only manufactured products.::[html]The Hawley-Smoot Tariff affected only manufactured products.{FALSE} // question: 17153673 name: The midterm elections of 1934 temporarily ended Democratic control over the ... ::The midterm elections of 1934 temporarily ended Democratic control over the ...::[html]The midterm elections of 1934 temporarily ended Democratic control over the Senate.{FALSE} // question: 17153678 name: The National Recovery Administration had the power to force adherence to its ... ::The National Recovery Administration had the power to force adherence to its ...::[html]The National Recovery Administration had the power to force adherence to its codes.{FALSE} // question: 17153670 name: The New Deal did more to reproduce patterns of racial discrimination than to ... ::The New Deal did more to reproduce patterns of racial discrimination than to ...::[html]The New Deal did more to reproduce patterns of racial discrimination than to advance the cause of racial equality.{TRUE} // question: 17153652 name: The New Deal policy toward Indians could be described best as promoting ... ::The New Deal policy toward Indians could be described best as promoting ...::[html]The New Deal policy toward Indians could be described best as promoting assimilation.{FALSE} // question: 17153663 name: The New Deal supported the idea of the federal government as a substitute for... ::The New Deal supported the idea of the federal government as a substitute for...::[html]The New Deal supported the idea of the federal government as a substitute for private enterprise.{FALSE} // question: 17153681 name: The real motive behind Roosevelt's court-packing scheme was to intimidate ... ::The real motive behind Roosevelt's court-packing scheme was to intimidate ...::[html]The real motive behind Roosevelt's court-packing scheme was to intimidate Congress.{FALSE} // question: 17153669 name: The Roosevelt administration tried to reinstate the National Recovery ... ::The Roosevelt administration tried to reinstate the National Recovery ...::[html]The Roosevelt administration tried to reinstate the National Recovery Administration after the Supreme Court declared its codes unconstitutional.{FALSE} // question: 17153654 name: The Social Security system reflected Eleanor Roosevelt's push for gender ... ::The Social Security system reflected Eleanor Roosevelt's push for gender ...::[html]The Social Security system reflected Eleanor Roosevelt's push for gender equity.{FALSE} // question: 17153668 name: The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the AAA. ::The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the AAA.::[html]The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the AAA.{FALSE} // question: 17153679 name: Two separate and immensely popular Broadway shows in the mid-1930s were about... ::Two separate and immensely popular Broadway shows in the mid-1930s were about...::[html]Two separate and immensely popular Broadway shows in the mid-1930s were about the plights of workers.{TRUE} // question: 17153684 name: Under Roosevelt's New Deal homeowners were offered loans to refinance home ... ::Under Roosevelt's New Deal homeowners were offered loans to refinance home ...::[html]Under Roosevelt's New Deal homeowners were offered loans to refinance home mortgages.{TRUE} // question: 17153649 name: What the economy needed in 1931 was an expanded money supply, lower interest ... ::What the economy needed in 1931 was an expanded money supply, lower interest ...::[html]What the economy needed in 1931 was an expanded money supply, lower interest rates, and easier credit.{TRUE}