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WARREN G. HARDING
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1ST REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT OF THE 1920'S
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CALVIN COOLIDGE
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REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT 1923-1929
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ECONOMIC MULTIPLIER
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INDUSTRY WHOSE GROWTH STIMULATES THE ECONOMY AS A WHOLE
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19TH AMENDMENT
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT THAT GAVE WOMEN THE VOTE
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GREAT MIGRATION
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DECADES LONG MOVEMENT OF SOUTHERN BLACKS TO NORTHERN CITIES
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HARLEM RENAISSANCE
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1920'S OUTPOURING OF BLACK MUSIC AND LITERATURE
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JAZZ AGE
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DESCRIBES THE PERIOD FROM WORLD WAR I TO THE GREAT DEPRESSION WHICH SAW CULTURAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES
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RED SCARE
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1920'S PERIOD OF STRONG ANTI-RADICALISM AND ANTI-COMMUNISM
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SACCO AND VANZETTI
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ITALIAN-AMERICAN IMMIGRANTS WHOSE CONTROVERSIAL 1924 TRIAL FOR MURDER WAS TAINTED BY ACCUSATIONS THAT NATIVISM AND ANTI-RADICALISM WAS ALLOWED TO PREJUDICE THE JURY
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SCOPES TRIAL
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1927 TRIAL OF BIOLOGY TEACHER FOR TEACHING THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION
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ANDREW MELLON
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SECRETARY OF TREASURY IN THE 1920'S
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TEAPOT DOME
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HARDING SCANDAL
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INFLUENCE PEDDLING
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CORRUPT SALE OF ONE'S ACCESS TO POWERFUL PERSON
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TRICKLE DOWN THEORY
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ECONOMIC IDEA THAT CURTTING TAXES AND OTHERWISE HELPING THE RICH WILL ENABLE THE RICH TO EXPAND BUSINESS, PRODUCE JOBS AND THEREFORE HELP THE UNRICH
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MCNARY-HAUGEN BILL
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FARM RELIEF BILL VETOES BY COOLIDGE
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FORDISM
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CASUAL 1920'S TERM REFERRING TO AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL MIGHT
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MODEL T FORD
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1ST MASS-PRODUCED AND CAR
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MOVIE STARS OF THE 1920'S (3)
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN--MARY PICKFORD--RUDOLPH VALENTINO-
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THE JAZZ SINGER
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FORST TALKING MOVIE
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CHARLES LINDBERGH
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MASSIVE CELEBRITY OF THE 1920'S, FOR FLYING SOLO ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
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FLAPPERS
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TERM REFERRING TO NEW BREED OF WOMEN IN 1920'S WHO WORE SHORT SKIRTS, SMOKED, LISTENED TO JAZZ, ETC
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F. SCOTT FITZGERALD
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WITH HEMINGWAY AND LEWIS, NOVELIST WHO CHRONICLED 1920'S BEHAVIOR AND VALUES
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SINCLAIR LEWIS
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WITH HEMINGWAY AND FITZGERALD, NOVELIST WHO CHRONICLED 1920'S BEHAVIOR AND VALUES
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ERNEST HEMINGWAY
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1920'S NOVELIST WHO CHRONICLED THE EXPERIENCE OF THE 'LOST GENERATION' OF WORLD WAR I VETERANS
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H.L. MENCKEN
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1920'S JOURNALIST & ESSAYIST WHO RIDICULED MIDDLE CLASS VALUES
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NATIONAL ORIGINS ACT OF 1924
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LEGISLATION THAT SEVERELY RESTRICTED IMMIGRATION FROM SOUTHERN AND EASTERN EUROPE
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DARWIN'S ORIGIN OF SPECIES
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MAIN STATEMENT OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY
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FUNDAMENTALISTS
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PROTESTANTS WHO TENDED TO INTERPRET THE BIBLE LITERALLY; IN THE 1920'S, AS A WAY OF DEALING WITH THE INCURSIONS INTO RELIGION OF SCIENCE
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WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
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FORMER POPULIST WHO PROSECUTED JOHN SCOPES FOR TEACHING EVOLUTION
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AIMEE SEMPLE MCPHERSON
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RADIO EVANGELIST OF THE 1920'S
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KU KLUX KLAN
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ANTI-BLACK GROUP THAT REVIVED IN THE 1920'S, AND ADDED IMMIGRANTS, CATHOLICS, AND JEWS TO ITS HATE LISTS
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D.W. GRIFFITH'S BIRTH OF A NATION
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SILENT FILM WHOSE GLORIFICATION OF THE KKK INSPIRED THE KLAN'S 1920'S REVIVAL
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MARCUS GARVEY
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BLACK LEADER IN 1920'S WHOSE MESSAGE TO BLACKS WAS PRIDE AND GLORY
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W.E.B.DUBOIS
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BLACK LEADER AND PROGRESSIVE WHO CRITICIZED THE UNIA
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UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION (UNIA)
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MARCUS GARVEY'S ORGANIZATION
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PROHIBITION
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PERIOD OF TIME (1918-1933) WHEN THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL WAS ILLEGAL IN THE US
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18TH AMENDMENT
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT THAT PROHIBITED ALCOHOL
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VOLSTEAD ACT
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THE PROHIBITION LAW
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SPEAKEASIES
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SECRET CLUBS THAT SERVED ILLEGAL ALCOHOL DURING PROHIBITION
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AL CAPONE
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PRIMARY ORGANIZED CRIME FIGURE OF THE 1920'S
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DRYS
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1920'S SUPPORTERS OF PROHIBITION
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WETS
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1920'S OPPONENTS OF PROHIBITION
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BLACK THURSDAY
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1929 DAY ON WHICH THE STOCK MARKET COLLAPSED
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MONETARIST
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ARGUMENT THAT SAYS THAT THE FEDERAL RESERVES' TIGHT MONEY POLICIES CAUSED THE STOCK MARKET CRASH
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STRUCTURALIST
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ARGUMENT THAT SAYS THAT STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS IN THE 1920'S ECONOMY CAUSED THE STOCK MARKET CRASH
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RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
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HOOVER'S DEPRESSION PROGRAM OF MASSIVE GOVERNMENT LOANS TO BUSINESS
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HOOVER VALLEY
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MAKESHIFT URBAN VILLAGES OF HOMELESS LIVING IN BOXES & PACKING CRATES
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HOOVER BLANKETS
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LAYERS OF NEWSPAPERS THE DEPRESSION HOMELESS USED TO STAY WARM
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FARMERS' HOLIDAY ASSOCIATION
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1931 FARMERS' GROUP THAT WITHHELD GRAIN AND DUMPED MILK TO FORCE UP AGRICULTURAL PRICES
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BONUS MARCHERS
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1932 VETERANS' GROUP WHO DESCENDED ON WASHINGTON TO DEMAND PAYMENT OF WWI BONUSES; HOOVER DROVE THEM OUT WITH TROOPS
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JAMES T. FARRELL
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DEPRESSION ERA NOVELIST WHO CHRONICLED WORKING-CLASS LIFE DURING THE DEPRESSION
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JAHN DOS PASSOS
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DEPRESSION-ERA NOVELIST WHO PORTRAYED AMERICA'S CRUMBLING SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL LIFE DURING THE DEPRESSION
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THE NEW DEAL
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GENERAL NAME FOR THE PROGRAM OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY PROGRAM DURING THE ADMINISTRATION OF FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
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FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
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PRESIDENT DURING NEW DEAL AND WORLD WAR II
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BRAIN TRUST
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ROOSEVELT'S CIRCLE OF ADVISORS DURING THE NEW DEAL
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HUNDRED DAYS
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PERIOD OF INTENSE NEW DEAL ACTIVITY, FROM MARCH TO JUNE 1933
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BANK HOLIDAY
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ROOSEVELT'S MARCH 1933 ORDER TO SHUT DOWN ALL BANK FOR 4 DAYS TO REORGANIZE
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EMERGENCY BANKING ACT
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1933 LEGISLATION THAT REGULATED THE REOPENING OF HEALTHY BANKS AND MANAGED THE FAILURES OF OTHERS
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FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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NEW DEAL AGENCY TO INSURE ALL BANK DEPOSITS
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FIRESIDE CHATS
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ROOSEVELT'S RADIO TALKS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
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HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION (HOLC)
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NEW DEAL AGENCY TO HELP PEOPLE REFINANCE MORTGAGES
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FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION
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NEW DEAL AGENCY THAT PROVIDED LOANS TO FARMERS TO MEET PAYMENTS ON THEIR FARMS
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CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS (CCC)
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NEW DEAL PROGRAM TO SYIMULATE THE ECOONMIY BY PROVIDING GOVERNMENT JOBS TO JOBLESS YOUTH
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FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF ACT (
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NEW DEAL PROGRAM TO HELP STATE AND LOCAL AGENCIES TO PROVIDE RELIEF
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AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT (AAA)
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NEW DEAL PROGRAM TO SUBSIDIZE FARMERS FOR CUTTING PRODUCTION IN ORDER TO RAISE AGRICULTURAL PRICES
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NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION (NRA)
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NEW DEAL AGENCY TO PROMOTE INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY BY SETTING PRODUCTION LIMITS, PROSCRIBING WAGES, ETC.
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SCHECHTER POULTRY V. US
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1935 SUPREME COURT RULING THAT DECLARED THE NRA UNCONSTITUTIONAL
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SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION (SEC)
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GOVERNMENT AGENCY CREATED BY THE NEW DEAL TO REGULATE THE STOCK MARKET
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TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY (TVA)
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NEW DEAL RECOVERY PROGRAM TO ADVANCE THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE VERY BACKWARD TENNESSEE VALLEY
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DUST BOWL
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1930'S DUST STORMS THAT TURNED GREAT PLAINS INTO ARID DESERT, FORCING A GREAT MIGRATION OF DIPLACED FARMERS
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OKIES
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DERISIVE NICKNAME FOR DUST BOWL MIGRANTS
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FATHER COUGHLIN
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ANTI-SEMITIC CATHOLIC PRIEST WHO MADE ANTI-ROOSEVELT RADIO SPEECHES
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FRANCIS TOWNSHEND
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FDR RIVAL WHO WANTED THE GOVERNMENT TO STIMULATE THE ECONOMY BY SUBSIDIES TO SENIOR CITIZENS
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HUEY LONG
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FLAMBOYANT GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA WHOSE 'SHARE OUR WEALTH' PROGRAM SUGGESTED MASSIVE TAXES ON THE RICH
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SECOND NEW DEAL
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1935-6 BUNDLE OF REFORM MEASURES WHICH WAS MUCH MORE ACTIVIST AND LIBERAL THAN THE FIRST
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JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES
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BRITISH ECONOMISTS WHO FIRST THEORIZES THE USE OF GOVERNMENT DEFICITS TO STIMULATE THE ECONOMY
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DEFICIT SPENDING
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SPENDING MORE THAN REVENUE TO STIMULATE THE ECONOMY
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NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT
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2ND NEW DEAL (1935)PRO-LABOR PROGRAM THAT GUARANTEED COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, PERMITTED CLOSED SHOPS, PROHIBITED BLACKLISTING OF UNION ORGANIZERS
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WAGNER ACT
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ANOTHER NAME FOR THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT
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CLOSED SHOP
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UNION PRACTICE OF REQUIRING THAT ALL WORKERS IN A COMPANY MUST JOIN THE UNION
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SOCIAL SECURITY ACT
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2ND NEW DEAL (1935) PROGRAM THAT ESTABLISHED FEDERAL/STATE PROGRAMS OF PENSIONS, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE, AID FOR THE DISABLED, AID FOR DEPENDENT MOTHERS WITH CHILDREN
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COURT-PACKING PLAN
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ROOSEVELTS' UNSUCCESSFUL 1937 PLAN TO REFORM THE SUPREME COURT AND MAKE IT MORE PROGRESSIVE
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1929
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DATE OF STOCK MARKET CRASH
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1929-1939
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DATE OF GREAT DEPRESSION
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1933
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DATE OF HUNDRED DAYS
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1933-1939
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DATE OF THE NEW DEAL
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1935-6
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DATE OF THE SECOND NEW DEAL
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1921-1929
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DATE OF HARDING & COOLIDGE PRESIDENCIES
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1919-1929
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DATE OF JAZZ AGE
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1927
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DATE OF SACCO-VANZETTI TRIAL
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1925
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DATE OF THE SCOPES TRIAL
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1914-1918
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DATE OF WORLD WAR I
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1917-1918
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DATE OF A MERICAN PARTICIPATION IN WWI
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ALLIES
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ALLIANCE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, RUSSIANS, AMERICANS IN WWI
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CENTRAL POWERS
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ALLIANCE OF GERMANY AND AUSTRIA IN WWI
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RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
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1917 WESTERN-STYLE REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA THAT ENCOURAGED AM. ENTRY INTO WWI
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AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE
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AMERICAN ARMY IN WORLD WAR I
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WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD
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WARTIME GOVERNMENT COUNCIL TO COORDINATE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION FOR WWI
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BERNARD BARUCH
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HEAD OF THE WIB
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FOOD ADMINISTRATION
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GOVERNMENT AGENCY THAT OVERSAW THE FOOD INDUSTRY, AND RATIONING, DURING WWI
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FUEL ADMINISTRATION
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GOVERNMENT AGENCY THAT OVERSAW THE ENERGY INDUSTRY DURING WWI
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HERBERT HOOVER
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HEAD OF THE FOOD ADMINISTRATION
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JOHN PERSHING
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COMMANDER OF THE AEF IN WWI
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LIBERTY LOANS
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BONDS SOLD TO PUBLIC TO FINANCE WWI
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SIXTEENTH AMENDMENT
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT THAT ALLOWED THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO LEVY AN INCOME TAX
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GEORGE CREEL
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HEAD OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC INFORMATION
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COMMITTE ON PUBLIC INFORMATION
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AKA CPI & CREEL COMMITTEE--PROPAGANDA ARM OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DURING WWI
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FOUR MINUTE MEN
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PROWAR SPEAKERS FOR THE CREEL COMMITTEE IN WWI
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EUGENE DEBS
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SOCIALIST AND LABOR LEADER WHO WAS IMPRISONED FOR OPPOSING WWI
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ESPIONAGE ACT
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1917 ACT THAT SET PUNISHMENTS FOR ANTIWAR ACTIVITY THAT WAS LOOSELY DEFINED
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SEDITION AMENDMENT
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1917 ACT THAT IMPOSED PENALTIES FOR DISLOYAL OR ABUSIVE LANGUAGE ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT, FLAG, OR CONSTITUTION
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SCHENK V. US
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1919 PRECEDENT THAT UPHELD ESPIONAGE ACT CONVICTIONS
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CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
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STANDARD FOR LIMITING FREEE SPEECH ESTAVBLISHED BY SCHENK
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
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INTERNATIONAL PEACEKEEPING BODY ESTABLISHED BY THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES
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FOURTEEN POINTS
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WILSON'S IDEALISTIC STATEMENT OF AMERICAN WAR AIMS
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IRRECONCILABLES
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REPUBLICANS WHO OPPOSED AMERICAN ENTRANCE INTO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS NO MATTER WHAT
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RESERVATIONISTS
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REPUBLICANS WHO SUPPORTED AMERICAN ENTRY INTO LEAGUE OF NATIONS, EXCEPT FOR ARTICLE 10
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ARTICLE 10
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS CLAUSE THAT PLEDGED EACH MEMBER NATION TO DEFEND TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY OF OTHER NATIONS
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RED SCARE
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POST-WWI AMERICAN ANTI-RADICAL HYSTERIA
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PALMER RAIDS
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1919 ARRESTS OF THOUSANDS OF SUSPECTED RADICALS AND COMMUNISTS
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