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8-1 1920s Politics (singular answers, not plural)

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USH.4.4 Analyze the causes of the Great Depression and its social and cultural impacts. (E)
USH.5.1 Identify and explain key events from Versailles to Pearl Harbor that resulted in the United States' entry into World War II. (E)

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USH.4.4 Analyze the causes of the Great Depression and its social and cultural impacts. (E) USH.5.1 Identify and explain key events from Versailles to Pearl Harbor that resulted in the United States' entry into World War II. (E)

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Starts with A

The U.S. was too interconnected with other economies to be isolationist, so the U.S. promoted peace with _____ agreements

Starts with B

Coolidge believed that prosperity rested on business leadership and that government should interfere with _____ very little .

Starts with C

Harding died from a heart attack & vice president Calvin _____ took the oath of office and became president.

Starts with D

Britain/France had difficulty making the payments on war _____ , and Germany was making payments to Britain/France as punishment for starting the war.

Starts with E

Coolidge and Harding both agreed about ending high taxes on the wealthy and about ending government intervention in the _____ .

Starts with F

Britain & _____ had difficulty making payments to the U.S. for their war debt, so the U.S. used the Dawes Plan to help them make payments

Starts with G

Many of Harding’s appointments were disastrous, because he gave high-level jobs to friends, AKA the Ohio _____

Starts with H

_____ was involved in several scandals, but the most famous was Teapot Dome , where private interests leased lands containing Navy oil reserves

Starts with I

_____ is the idea that the U.S. will be more prosperous if it stays out of world affairs.

Starts with J

Angry about the ratios for warships, in 1935 Italy & _____ refuse to sign the 1936 London treaty.

Starts with K

1928, U.S. & France propose a treaty to outlaw war, known as the _____ Braind Pact, signed by 14 countries.

Starts with L

American diplomat Charles Dawes negotiated the Dawes Plan, where the U.S. would _____ money to Germany, so they could pay Britain & France.

Starts with M

Andrew _____ wanted to balance the budget, reduce government debt, & cut the amount of tax, known today as supply-side economics.

Starts with N

London Treaties & Washington Conference, Japan is angered because they must maintain a smaller _____ than U,S, & Britain, leading to W.W. 2 aggression.

Starts with O

French foreign minister Aristide Briand & U.S. secretary of state Frank Kellogg propose a treaty to _____ war , signed by 14 countries

Starts with P

Germany's economy was crippled from making payments to Britain & France as _____ for starting the W.W. 1

Contains Q

Washington Conference angered Japan because they were _____ to maintain fewer warships than the U.S. & Britain

Starts with R

1936, Japan and Italy refused to sign the London Naval Treaties, which agreed on ratios for warships & halting the arms _____

Starts with S

Mellon wanted to balance the budget, reduce government debt, & cut the amount of tax, known today as supply _____ economics

Starts with T

Most famous Harding scandal was the _____ Dome scandal of 1922, private interests leasing lands that contained U.S. Navy oil reserves

Starts with U

Before WWI, the _____ _____ was in debt to Europe, but after WWI they became an economic power

Contains V

For Harding, “return to normalcy” meant an end to high taxes on the wealthy and an end to _____ intervention in the economy

Starts with W

Washington Naval Conference, Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes proposed 10-year halt on construction of a _____ .

Contains X

Mellon argued that if all _____ was lower, businesses would spend their extra money & the economy would grow

Contains Y

______ side economics is Mellon's idea that cutting taxes would cause the economy to grow

Starts with Z

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