It is normally very unfortunate and sad when we do not understand our roots and history. This quiz will test your understanding of the American history. All the very best in the quiz.
Small pox
Polio
Yellow fever
A bullet
Serving as governor of New York
Holding a seat in Senate
Serving as Wilson's assistant secretary of the navy
All of the above
Balance the budget, regulate electric companies, and repeal the Prohibition amendment
Regulate Federal spending, expand big business, and raise taxes for city dwellers
Settle international debts, support electric companies, and raise taxes for farmers
None of the above
Desperate people turned to radical alternatives in extreme amounts
Hoover strongly addressed the international causes of the Depression
Norman Thomas was the Communist party candidate
Roosevelt won by a massive margin
Resolve union concerns with bank employees
Restore confidence in the financial system
Reorganize the management of Federal banks
Encourage the public to keep their money elsewhere
Granted $2.5 million to banks
Took seven days to pass
Allowed stable banks to reopen and provided managers to the unstable banks following the bank holiday
Brought in foreign bank managers to stablize banks following the bank holiday
It was safe to keep money in a reopened bank
The bank system was little more secure than keeping money under a mattress
Individuals should withdraw remaining funds from banks until the economy was stable
None of the above
National Industry Recovery Act (NIRA)
Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA)
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
Public Works Administration (PWA)
The Works Progress Administration
The Civilian Conservation Corps
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration
The Public Works Administration
The Civilian Conservation Corps
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration
The National Youth Administration
The Public Works Administration
Poor Northern states
Oklahoma only
Several cotton belt communities
Oklahoma and Arkansas only
Charles E. Coughlin
Huey Long
FDR
Francis Townsend
Was the cornerstone of the New Deal
Proposed a federal system of social security for the aged
Set up a shared federal-state unemployment-insurance program
Gave workers the right to bargain with employers through unions
The National Labor Relations Act
The Social Security Act
The Revenue Act of 1935
None of the above
Was successful, and became a major took in the Second New Deal
Was unsuccessful, because it was not Constitutional
Was unsuccessful, because it was too political and offended members of Congress
None of the above
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