An excellent example of the reckless speculation of the late 1920s was margin calls. broker pricing. margin loans. broker fees. buying stock on margin....


An excellent example of the reckless

speculation of the late 1920s was


margin calls.


broker pricing.


margin loans.


broker fees.


buying stock on margin.


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Question 21 pts

Which of the following statements regarding

Europe’s role in the Great Depression is most accurate?


Germany was in a strong

financial position after World War I.


The Great Depression was a

strictly American event.


The United States had to

borrow money from Germany after World War I.


America owed many European

nations money in the aftermath of World War I.


Many European nations had

not recovered from World War I and had high debts.


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Question 31 pts

Who did the Great Depression affect?


The Great Depression

affected all classes and colors.


Life got better for all the

poor.


The middle class was

untouched by the Great Depression.


Business owners were the

only ones affected.


Life got worse for only the

rich.


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Question 41 pts

During the Great Depression, all of the

following increased in frequency except


spousal desertion.


suicide rates.


birth rates.


prostitution.


crime.


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Question 51 pts

Which of the following statements regarding

married women during the Great Depression is correct?


As the Depression went on,

more married women were laid off.


Married women were

immediately targeted by employers in layoffs.


Married women luckily

always had employed husbands to take care of them.


If laid off, married women

could relax and take care of their families.


Married women often held

high-paying jobs.


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Question 61 pts

In-Depth Study from

Learning Module 6: Photographer Dorothea Lange rejected the first photographs

she took of the “Migrant Mother” and her family because:


the absence of a father

raised questions about whether he had died, had abandoned the family, or was

out seeking work.


they sent a mixed message.


the presence of several

school-age children raised questions about why they were not in school.


none of the other

photographs matched the impact of the one she chose.


the presence of a 14

year-old daughter raised irrelevant questions about when the woman had begun

having children.


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Question 71 pts

As a result of the Great Depression, the lives

of American blacks often


got worse.


got better.


got much better.


stayed the same.


got much worse.


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Question 81 pts

Which of the following groups had the highest

rate of joblessness in the early years of the Great Depression?


Whites


Mexicans


African Americans


Married women


Asians


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Question 91 pts

In-Depth Study from

Learning Module 6: The woman in Dorothea Lange’s photograph “Migrant

Mother”:


had been a wealthy

socialite before the Depression.


turned out to be a fugitive

from justice.


used the notoriety the

photograph brought her to launch a Hollywood acting career.


was found among migrant

farm workers left destitute by the failure of the pea crop.


had been abandoned by her

husband.


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Question 101 pts

The Dust Bowl occurred in all of the following

states except


Kansas.


Nevada.


Arkansas.


New Mexico.


Colorado.


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Question 111 pts

Based on Assignment 3 in Learning Module 6: Read the following

statements and determine if they are TRUE or FALSE:


·

(Statement A) The

government created the Federal Art, Music, and Writers’ Projects as well as a

Federal Theatre, all under the WPA. These agencies put thousands of creative

Americans to work, painting public murals, composing and performing new music,

and writing everything from new plays to the still-treasured WPA travel guides

to every state.

·

(Statement B) Among the more dramatic New Deal

measures was the Civilian Conservation Corps, the CCC, which was designed to

put jobless young men to work in the national forests and on federal

conservation and road construction projects.

·

(Statement C) “CCC boys,” as they were

called, received thirty dollars a month in addition to room, board, and health

care, which in most cases left the boys as much as twenty-five dollars to send

home to their impoverished families every month.

·

(Statement D) U.S. Chamber of Commerce assembled

its troops in Washingtonin 1935 to denounce the New Deal as an attempt to

“Sovietize America.”

·

(Statement E) Social

Security would prove the most significant social welfare program in American

history. Franklin Roosevelt called it the New Deal’s “supreme

achievement.”

·

(Statement F) The New Deal essentially ended

with the midterm elections of 1938, when Roosevelt’s attempt to purge his

Democratic party of conservatives backfired.


Only Statements D and F are

FALSE.


All of the statements are

TRUE


All of the statements are

FALSE


Only statement A is TRUE


Only statements D is FALSE


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Question 121 pts

According to your textbook, what was the

initial response of the Hoover administration to the Great Depression?


The Hoover administration

provided food to the starving.


The Hoover administration

denied the problem.


The Hoover administration

lowered tariffs.


The Hoover administration

sought foreign aid.


The Hoover administration

lowered taxes.


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Question 131 pts

As the Great Depression lengthened, President

Hoover did all of the following except what?


He organized conferences at

the White House for various American leaders to meet.


He asked people to keep up

hope.


He asked union leaders to

organize strikes.


He urged states to follow

through on construction projects.


He placed his trust in

American capitalism.


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Question 141 pts

What was a Hoover blanket?


A comforter


A dollar bill


A newspaper


A wool blanket


A tax bill


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Question 151 pts

In-Depth Study from

Learning Module 6: In 1935, Senator Huey Long proposed that the government

should do each of the following except:


set maximum and minimum

income levels.


provide all

“youth” with a free college education.


equalize all incomes.


pay the soldiers’ bonus in

cash.


confiscate

“excess” fortunes and redistribute the money as old age pensions.


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Question 161 pts

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation was

created to do what?


Provide shelter to the

homeless


Aid the hungry


Provide jobs to the

unemployed


Make loans to struggling

banks, life-insurance companies, and railroads


Buy houses that had been

foreclosed on


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Question 171 pts

Who made up the so-called Bonus Expeditionary

Force?


Hobos and tramps


World War I veterans


Members of state militias


People left homeless by the

Dust Bowl


Out-of-work women


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Question 181 pts

President Roosevelt faced four major

challenges when he first took office. They included all of the following

except?


Reviving the industrial

economy


Alleviating widespread

American suffering


Aiding European governments

abroad


Rescuing the farming sector

of the economy


Reforming the economy to

prevent another Great Depression


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Question 191 pts

The First New Deal focused on three immediate

goals.


Relief, reform, revival


Relief, recovery, reform


Reform, revitalization, revival


Recovery, reform,

revitalization


Relief, revival, recovery


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Question 201 pts

The purpose of the Emergency Banking Relief

Act was to


give the Treasury time to

print more paper currency.


lend federal money to banks

in trouble.


save money by shutting down

the federal government.


provide money to those who

lost it in the stock market collapse.


restore confidence in

American banks.


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Question 211 pts

In-Depth Study from

Learning Module 6: In 1932, confronted with veterans demanding immediate

payment of a bonus promised in 1945, President Hoover opted to:


stage a photo-op with the

marchers, thank them for their service to the nation, and ask for their

support in the tough times that lay ahead.


perceive the Bonus March as

an attempt to use the threat of violence to pressure the government, and send

army troops to dispel the marchers.


pressure Congress to pay

off the bonuses immediately.


reject the marchers’ claim

but treat them as misguided but harmless.


call for a congressional

investigation of the Bonus March.


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Question 221 pts

The first large scale federal experiment with

work relief was


the CWA.


Social Security.


the FERA.


the SEC.


the WPA.


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Question 231 pts

The infamous Alabama court case that convicted

nine black boys of raping two white women on flimsy evidence is the case of the


Potomac boys.


Jonesboro boys.


Alabama boys.


Scottsboro boys.


Wright boys.


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Question 241 pts

The Townsend Plan targeted which segment of

the American population to aid during the Great Depression?


Women


Senior citizens


African Americans


Native Americans


Mexican Americans


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Question 251 pts

The Second New Deal focused on all of the

following except


banking reforms.


a reduction in taxes.


a new federal construction

program to employ the jobless.


increased taxes for the

wealthy.


programs to aid the old and

infirm.


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Question 261 pts

The purpose of the Works Progress

Administration was to


help America’s urban youth.


aid America’s senior

citizens.


employ out-of-work

Americans.


protect unions and union

members.


help farmers keep their

farms.


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Question 271 pts

The so-called Wagner Act


regulated the stock market.


worked to end unions in

America.


protected American

homeowners.


guaranteed American workers

the right to organize.


protected the civil rights

of African Americans.


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Question 281 pts

Because the Great Depression was especially

hard on American senior citizens and those with disabilities, the Second New

Deal included the


Wagner Act.


Social Security Act.


Wealth-Tax Act.


Agricultural Adjustment

Act.


National Industrial

Recovery Act.


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Question 291 pts

In his second presidential election in 1936,

Democrat Franklin Roosevelt carried all the states of the Union except


Texas and Alabama.


Florida and Georgia.


California and New York.


Maine and Vermont.


Pennsylvania and New

Jersey.


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Question 301 pts

In 1937, President Roosevelt tried to add six

new justices to the Supreme Court. Why?


He believed the existing

justices were overworked.


He wanted to mount a coup.


Congress gave him that

right.


He wanted to change the

court’s makeup to aid his policies.


He did not trust the

justices already in place.

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