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(1919 to 1941)
(1919 to 1941)
Roaring 20s/ Intolerance
1919 - 1920
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During and After WW1, Americans heard about Russia's Communist revolution. We were terrified. Soon america started arresting and deporting supposed "Communists and Anarchists"
This was known as the Red Scare.
1920 - 1921
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First Radio Broadcasting Station
1921 - 1922
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The Quota Act was when the government only allowed a certain percentage of immigrants in the U.S.
1925 - 1926
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A hate group(In the North) that had strong feelings and performed violent actions toward Jews, Catholics, Blacks, Foreigners, and Sinners.
1927 - 1928
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An African American that was the first to fly across the Atlantic without any rest stops.
1927 - 1928
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Ford made the revolutionary Model T (Tin Lizzie). It boomed! Everyone had one.
1932 - 1933
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WW1 veterans all across the nation marched to the White House and demanded a bonus that was promised in 1945 by President Hoover. Hoover was outraged and forced them out with military force.
1933 - 1934
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Ended Prohibition of Alcohol
1933 - 1934
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AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act) Government payed farmers to not grow a lot of crops
1933 - 1934
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CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) Government provided jobs for boys ages 18- 25. Planted trees, Built parks, etc..
1933 - 1934
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EBA (Emergency Banking Act) was part of FDR's New Deal. He shutdown every single bank for 8 days. Then they could only re-open if they had enough money to keep running.
1933 - 1934
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FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) is the when the government insures the peoples money.
1933 - 1934
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FDR, Democrat, was elected 1933 as a Democrat. He was in office for four terms and supposedly got the U.S. out of the Great Depression.
1933 - 1934
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NIRA (National Industrial Recovery Act). Government told businesses how much product they could make and how much they sell it for.(proven unconstitional)
1933 - 1934
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PWA ( Public Works Administration) Government gave construction jobs to the unemployed.
1934 - 1935
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FHA (Federal Housing Administration) Loans were given to people who couldn't afford homes for housing
1934 - 1935
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SEC (Security and Exchange Commission) Made sure people couldn't buy stocks with margin(loans).
1935 - 1936
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NLRB (National Labor Relations Board) prevented workers from going on strike
1935 - 1936
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REA (Rural Electrification Act) Government had spread electricity to rural areas
1935 - 1936
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Social security gave those retired over 65 a monthly payment
1935 - 1936
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The Wagner Act made unions legal
1935 - 1936
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WPA (Works Progress Administration) Government gives jobs to "White Collar" workers(Non-physical).
1928 - 1929
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Hwy 51 was built