POLITICAL CARTOON AND PICTURE QUESTIONS // question: 50511 name: FDR responded to the Supreme Court's nullifying of New Deal legislation by ::FDR responded to the Supreme Court's nullifying of New Deal legislation by::FDR responded to the Supreme Court's nullifying of New Deal legislation by{ ~pressuring the Senate to impeach several conservative justices.# ~ignoring the ruling of the courts in the tradition of Andrew Jackson.# ~getting J. Edgar Hoover to gather information to blackmail the justices.# =trying to expand the size of the court and pack it with New Dealers.# // question: 50509 name: The Attorney General who orchestrated a campaign to root subversive radicalism during the "Red Scare" was ::The Attorney General who orchestrated a campaign to root subversive radicalism during the "Red Scare" was::[html]The Attorney General who orchestrated a campaign to root subversive radicalism during the "Red Scare" was{ =Mitchell Palmer.# ~Andrew Melton.# ~Philander C. Knox.# ~James C. Cox.# } // question: 50515 name: The Committee on Public Information which provided the government's view of the war was headed by the Progressive journalist ::The Committee on Public Information which provided the government's view of the war was headed by the Progressive journalist::[html]The Committee on Public Information which provided the government's view of the war was headed by the Progressive journalist{ ~Lincoln Steffens.# =George Creel.# ~Ida Wells.# ~Upton Sinclair.# } map of 1928 election here // question: 50503 name: The major issue of the 1928 presidential election between Al Smith and Herbert Hoover was ::The major issue of the 1928 presidential election between Al Smith and Herbert Hoover was::The major issue of the 1928 presidential election between Al Smith and Herbert Hoover was{ ~whether or not prohibition should be repealed.# ~United States membership in the League of Nations.# =religion, because Smith was Roman Catholic.# ~the economic crisis brought on by the stock market crash.# } teddy roosevelt cartoon from lecture // question: 50500 name: The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed as a direct result of the ::The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed as a direct result of the::The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed as a direct result of the{ ~publication of Steffen's The Shame of the Cities.# =publication of Sinclair's The Jungle.# ~discovery of fingers in canned sausages.# ~European nations' ban on the import of American meat products.# } // question: 50513 name: The writer who argued American aspirations for world power could only be fulfilled with a powerful navy was ::The writer who argued American aspirations for world power could only be fulfilled with a powerful navy was::[html]The writer who argued American aspirations for world power could only be fulfilled with a powerful navy was{ ~Robert Peary.# ~Theodore Roosevelt.# =Alfred Thayer Mahan.# ~Elihu Root.# } change to big 3 and book photo // question: 50605 name: The "Big Four" at the peace conference following World War I included all of these EXCEPT ::The "Big Four" at the peace conference following World War I included all of these EXCEPT::[html]The "Big Four" at the peace conference following World War I included all of these EXCEPT
{ ~David Lloyd George of Britain ~Vitorio Orlando of Italy ~George Clemenceau of France =Vladimir Lenin of Russia ~Woodrow Wilson of the United States } REGULAR QUESTIONS FROM LECTURE // question: 50508 name: The 1920 census revealed that ::The 1920 census revealed that::The 1920 census revealed that{ ~the majority of Americans were not native-born.# =the majority of Americans for the first time were living in towns or cities.# ~those of Anglo-Saxon descent no longer constituted a majority of the population.# ~most African Americans now lived in the North.# } FIX WITH VOCABULARY WORDS OR MAKE THEM MATCHING QUESTIONS // question: 50601 name: Which of the following terms is INACCURATELY defin ::Which of the following terms is INACCURATELY defin::[html]Which of the following terms is INACCURATELY defined and related to the events of WWI?{ ~General John J. Pershing - leader of the American Expeditionary Force in Europe ~conscription - the draft of able bodied individuals into the armed forces ~Western Front - the battle front in which most American soldiers fought and which was characterized by trench warfare =armistice - in warfare, the unconditional surrender of one country to another ~machine gun – one of the new weapons used in the Great War, along with airplanes, submarines, and poison gas } MATCHING QUESTIONS // question: 50512 name: Frances Perkins, the first female cabinet member, was appointed as ::Frances Perkins, the first female cabinet member, was appointed as::[html]Frances Perkins, the first female cabinet member, was appointed as{ ~Secretary of the Interior.# ~Attorney General.# =Secretary of Labor.# ~Secretary of Housing and Urban Affairs.# } Booker T., WEB DuBois, Ida Wells, etc. // question: 50571 name: MATCHING New Deal Agencies ::MATCHING New Deal Agencies::[html]Match the New Deal Agency with its description.{ =Brought the stock market under government regulation -> Securities and Exchange Commission =Provided old-age pensions, unemployment insurance, and welfare benefits for dependent children -> Social Security Act =Supplied environmental and forestry jobs to young men during the Great Depression -> Civilian Conservation Corps =This became the first government owned electric power company -> Tennessee Valley Authority =Helped to increase the price of farm products by causing shortages -> Agricultural Adjustment Administration }