This is a review of third tri US History II B.
Teaching evolution
Violating Prohibition laws
Being a leader of the KKK
Accepting bribes
Being communist
Chicago speakeasy where gangsters, artists and politicians congregated
Harlem nightspot where many African American entertainers got their start
Ficticious nightclub featured in the famous picture The Jazz Singer
A club in Detroit
Hollywood nightspot frequented by the stars of the silver screen
An volcano erupted in Iceland
Hurricane Katrina
A terrible drought caused dust storms
A fungus depleted the soil of nutrients
Frequent rains eroded the soil
Lending to speculators
Keeping interest rates low
Speculating on market interest rates
Issuing credit cards to farmers
Lending to foreign companies
Become a communist satellite nation
Become a world power
Reform society
Return to life as it was before the war
Repeal prohibition
Harlem Renaissance
The First Great Migration
The Second Great Migration
Great Awakening
Glory Days
Becoming a communist satellite nation
Forbidding Germany to rebuild its armed forces
Favoring isolationism
Disbanding the League of Nations
Excluding Germany from the League of Nations
Individuals should be responsible for taking care of themselves
Federal relief would shorten the Depression
He wanted to donate all of the federal government's money to charities, such as the Salvation Army
Only state and city governments should dole out relief
Charities would provide sufficient relief until the economy improved
The government covered the bank's debts
A new bank emerged with new money to lend
The government repaid deposits on insured accounts only
The government stepped in to run the bank
Depositors lost their savings
Public works
Dust bowls
Banks
Soup kitchens
Communities
Did not change much
Generally reflected the stocks' true value
Were too high for most people to afford
Went up and down like a rollercoaster
Had little to do with the economy
By pooling money with others
With mostly borrowed money
By borrowing money only from your parents
Without any risk
Without a broker
New Deal
Cold War
Fireside chats
Glass-Steagall Act
Gold standard
Gave free money to Jewish Germans
Required all Jewish Germans to move to concentration camps
Authorized German police to shoot Jewish Germans
Required all Jewish Germans to leave the country
Took citizenship away from Jewish Germans
Gold standard
Dollar system
Fair exchange
Fireside chat
Bank holiday
The failure of the Treaty of Versailles and world wide depression
The Cold War
The peace treaty and rising democratic nations
Appeasement and Potsdam Conference
New political ideas and lack of strong leadership after the war
Planned the "final solution"
Negotiated with Britain and France for the Sudetenland
Planned the spread of communism
Negotiated the Treaty of Versailles
Planned the invasion of Poland
Finance public works projects
Avoid paying taxes
Lend the goverment money to pay for the war
Compensate the Bonus Marches for their bonus
Donate part of their wages to the military
Steel industry
Ship-building industry
Automobile industry
Airplane industry
Railroad industry
Over Europe and victory in the Pacific
Over Hitler's racism and racism at home
On land and victory on the seas
On victory over the Nazis and Fascists
On victory for women and minorities
The spread of fascism
The spread of democracy
Benito Mussolini
The spread of communism
Adolf Hitler
Competition between capitalism and communism
Promoting free trade among members
Conflict resulting from Potsdam Conference
Nuclear arms race
A, C, and D
Democracy
Communism
Fascism
Capitalism
Militarism
Massive retailiation
Covert operations
Brinkmanship
Embargoes
Capitalism
Construct the Berlin Wall
Send troops to fight Communist uprisings in Greece and Turkey
Intervene in Korea
Allow West Gerrmany to rearm and join its organization
Send supplies to West Berlin
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