Progressives wanted various levels of government to * solve social problems. leave people alone. help industrialists. move people to the countryside. The immediate impetus for the outbreak of World War I was the * assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. European system of alliances. German invasion of France. annexation of Bosnia. As president, Calvin Coolidge felt that his primary function was to regulate monopolies. * keep government out of the way of business. provide social services. mediate between labor and capital. Schecter v. the United States was to the National Recovery Administration as Butler v. United States was to the National Labor Relations Act. Reclamation Bureau. Federal Theater Project. * Agricultural Adjustment Administration. You were MOST likely to be for prohibition if you were a working class Catholic. a German Lutheran. an urban Jew. * a middle class Protestant. Although Wilson's policy meant the U.S. could trade with both Germany and England, in practice we traded most with England because * of a British naval blockade on all shipping to Germany. of Germany's policy of surprise submarine attack. many Americans were biased toward English culture. the British promised to stay out of Latin America. The "new immigrants" from 1890 to 1920 referred to African Americans migrating from the South to the North. Mexican laborers, both legal and illegal. * Catholics and Jews. Asians from the Philippines and Japan. All of the following contributed to the onset of the Great Depression EXCEPT for * rising prices of consumer goods. unequal distribution of income. increased productivity. stagnant wages. Booker T. Washington established the NAACP. Hampton Institution. National Consumers' League. * Tuskegee Institute. Which one of the following is NOT correctly matched to the agency led? WIB/Bernard Baruch converts industrial plants to wartime needs. FA/Herbert Hoover regulates food production. * NWLB/Eugene Debs leads labor in wartime cooperation. CPI/George Creel promotes the war to the American public. The Eighteenth Amendment established women's suffrage. * Prohibition. the direct election of senators. an income tax. The most controversial of Wilson's Fourteen Points was his idea of * a League of Nations. war guilt for Germany. national self-determination. free trade. When FDR became president, one of the first things he did to re-establish confidence in the economy was set up the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration. * declare a four-day bank holiday to shore up the banking system. establish the President's Emergency Committee for Unemployment. have Congress create the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. When the war broke out in Europe, Wilson declared that he would follow this policy toward both sides: * neutrality open door dollar diplomacy preparedness The "Big Four" was a reference to the major points of Wilson's wartime peace plan. American victories at Chateau-Thierry, Belleau Wood and the Meuse Argonne. four "irreconcilables" who opposed the Versailles Treaty. * the leaders of Britain, France, Italy and the United States.