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Sunday, July 23, 2023

Week 26 U.S. History: Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal 1932-1941

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U.S. History Week 26

Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal, 1923-1941

I designed a quiz related to chapter 26 at the bottom of this article.

Directions for the quiz:

Scroll down & click on the first thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
Choose an answer for each question.
Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
The correct answer is on the screen following the question.
Compare your answers with those provided.
If you cannot easily see the correct answer, check the captions.

An interactive version is available on Kahoot!
Search for this week’s topic by Katrena to find it.

Review the following Chapter 26 pages:

Practice learning Chapter 26 Key Terms on Quizlet.

Week 26 Videos:

Crash Course: The New Deal (14:56)
Southern Tenant Farmer’s Union (3:02)
The Legacy of the Civilian Conservation Corps (7:03)
History Channel: Eleanor Roosevelt (4:27)

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U.S. History Week 26
Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal 1932-1941

Despite being wealthy, Franklin D. Roosevelt felt the
American public could relate to his physical hardships due to ___.
Answer choices include: malaria, smallpox, influenza, polio

The correct answer is polio.

After 1933, the ___, the time between a president’s election
and inauguration, was changed from 4 to 2 months.
Answer choices include:
interregnum, intermission, interdependence, internment

The correct answer is interregnum.

What happened as Franklin D. Roosevelt took the oath of office?
Answer choices include: Shots were fired. The sun came out.
People began booing. FDR tripped and fell.

The correct answer is: The sun came out.

One famous quote by Franklin D. Roosevelt was
“The only thing we have to fear is ___.”
Answer choices include: fear itself,
more of the same, almighty God, looking back with regret

The correct answer is fear itself.

Specific goals of FDR’s First New Deal included job creation,
economic regulation, regional planning, and ___.
Answer choices include: free food programs,
bank reform, an anti-lynching amendment,
Americans with Disabilities Act

The correct answer is bank reform.

FDR held ___ in order to address the American public
via radio, bolstering confidence in the country.
Answer choices include: State of the Union addresses,
podcasts, fireside chats, clubhouse appeals

The correct answer is fireside chats.

With the repeal of the 18th Amendment and
ratification of the 21st Amendment came a ___ tax.
Answer choices include: gasoline, death, tobacco, beer

The correct answer is beer.

The ___ offered men aged 14-24 jobs refurbishing historic sites
& parks, building an infrastructure, and more.
Answer choices include: Civilian Conservation Corps,
National Recovery Administration, OSHA, Gandy Dancers

The correct answer is Civilian Conservation Corps.

The AAA paid Southern farmers to grow fewer crops.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is true.

To which state did many dissatisfied Dust Bowl refugees go?
Answer choices include:
California, Michigan, Kansas, New Hampshire

The correct answer is California.

Who wrote folk songs like “Roll the Union On” to
give voice to workers as part of the labor movement?
Answer choices include:
Elvis Presley, John Handcox, Bob Dylan, Chuck Berry

The correct answer is John Handcox.

The National Recovery Administration created
codes requiring ___ wages and ___ work hours.
Answer choices include: maximum/minimum,
maximum/maximum, minimum/maximum, minimum/minimum

The correct answer is minimum/maximum.

What animal picture often signified economic
recovery from the Great Depression?
Answer choices include:
platypus, beaver, turtle, eagle

The correct answer is eagle.

Between 1933 & 1939, the Public Works Administration
built about ___ percent of all new public schools in the U.S.
Answer choices include: 10, 30, 50, 70

The correct answer is 70.

The TVA revitalized a river valley in ___ through several initiatives.
Answer choices include: Texas, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee

The correct answer is Tennessee.

The Administration believed the Great Depression was fueled
by building wealth for a few at the expense of many.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is true.

Whose “End Poverty in California” program included
changing farms/factories with unpaid taxes into cooperatives?
Answer choices include:
Charles Coughlin, Edgar E. Witt, Upton Sinclair, Harry Hopkins

The correct answer is Upton Sinclair.

Who recommended liquidating all large fortunes to fund
direct payments to those struggling financially in Louisiana?
Answer choices include: Oliver Max Gardner,
Huey Long, Charles Manley Smith, David Sholtz

The correct answer is Huey Long.

Which of the following was created under the
Federal Project #1 under the WPA?
Answer choices include: dramas & state murals,
work-study jobs, collection of oral histories, all of these

The correct answer is all of these.

Which of the following was true of Eleanor Roosevelt?
Answer choices include:
She held regular press conferences to answer reporters' questions.
She helped create a resettlement community for displaced coal miners.
She publicly and privately supported civil rights.
All of these.

The correct answer is: All of these.

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Monday, June 5, 2023

Week 31 World History: Years of Crisis 1919-1939

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This world history resource focuses on years of crisis,
including The Great Depression, in the years 1919 to 1939
and includes quiz questions and answers
and video links to related topics.

I utilized World History: Patterns of Interaction (Holt McDougal) for our world history textbook. It has multiple options for different learning styles and covers a wide array of information.

This quiz accompanies Chapter 31: pages 894-921.

Directions for the quiz:

Scroll down and click on the thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
Choose an answer for each question.
Compare your answers with those provided.

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log in to Kahoot! and search for Week 31 World History by Katrena.

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World History Week 31 Years of Crisis: 1919-1939

In the early 1900s, ___ theorized that space & time are relative
& hypothesized new ideas regarding time, space, energy, & matter.
Answer choices include: Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton,
George Washington Carver, Charles Darwin

The correct answer is Albert Einstein.

A popular theory by the 1920s, ___ developed theories about unconscious,
pleasure-seeking urges that lead people to irrational behavior
& inspired surrealism artists like Salvador Dali.
Answer choices include: Louis Pasteur, Marie Curie,
Sigmund Freud, Alexander Fleming

The correct answer is Sigmund Freud.

Jean Paul Sartre lead a movement called ___, the idea that
there is no universal meaning to life, leaving people to create their
own life meaning through choices/actions.
Answer choices include:
fatalism, optimism, pessimism, existentialism

The correct answer is existentialism.

Pablo Picasso & Georges Braque founded an art form called ___
in which artists transform natural shapes into
geometric forms with sharp angles & edges. Answer choices include:
Pop art, Cubism, photorealism, surrealism

The correct answer is Cubism.

What musical style led by African Americans emerged in the U.S.,
beginning in New Orleans, Memphis, & Chicago, after World War I?
Answer choices include: baroque, patriotic, hip hop, jazz

The correct answer is jazz.

Which of the following was FALSE about an increasing number of women of the 1920s? Answer choices include:
Some women wore shorter, looser garments & cut their hair shorter.
The number of women in medicine, education, & journalism decreased.
Women’s suffrage became law in Austria, Britain, Germany, Sweden, & the U.S.
Labor-saving devices to help with housework did not tend
to result in women having extra leisure time.

The correct answer is:
The number of women in medicine, education, & journalism decreased.

Automobile prices increased drastically after World War I.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is false.

Which of the following is FALSE regarding entertainment in the 1920s?
Answer choices include:
Radio broadcasting brought news, plays, & sporting events into people’s homes.
Ninety percent of all films were made in Europe & were a serious art form.
Charlie Chaplin was a comic who portrayed a lonely tramp.
Before the late 1920s, movies were silent and had no sound.

The correct answer is:
Ninety percent of all films were made in Europe & were a serious art form.

After World War I, Germany’s currency, called the mark,
was worth far less than it was worth before the war.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is true.

During the Great Depression and specifically in 1933, what percent
of all American workers were unemployed?
Answer choices include: 5%, 10%, 25%, 50%

The correct answer is 25%.

Franklin D. Roosevelt began a governmental program called the ___
to help the country recover from the Great Depression.
Answer choices include: Raw Deal, Real Deal, Sealed Deal, New Deal

The correct answer is New Deal.

Which of the following is TRUE regarding fascism?
Answer choices include:
They believed that only peaceful nations would achieve success & sought to limit the military. They believed that individual rights were much more important than nationalism.
They sought a classless society in which all people were considered equal.
They wore uniforms of a certain color, used special salutes, and held mass rallies.

The correct answer is:
They wore uniforms of a certain color, used special salutes, and held mass rallies.

Which primary group of people became the scapegoat
(those who were blamed for all of Germany’s troubles) for Nazi ideology?
Answer choices include: Jews, Schutzstaffels, Aryans, Atheists

The correct answer is Jews.

___ was the only democracy that remained in eastern Europe by 1935.
Answer choices include: Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania

The correct answer is Czechoslovakia.

In the 1930s, all major democracies were
members of the League of Nations EXCEPT ___. Answer choices include:
Great Britain, Japan, United States, Italy

The correct answer is United States.

Italy invaded ___ in 1935 in order to avenge a
previous defeat in that country.
Answer choices include:
Spain, Ethiopia, Equador, Sudan

The correct answer is Ethiopia.

Which of the following countries was NOT
part of the Axis Powers in 1936?
Answer choices include:
China, Japan, Italy, Germany

The correct answer is China.

___ is the belief that political ties to other countries should be avoided,
maintaining neutrality, particularly in times when other countries are at war.
Answer choices include: Marxism, Nationalism, Realism, Isolationism

The correct answer is isolationism.

Britain & France stepped in to help countries that were being oppressed
by Hitler and Mussolini numerous times in the early 1900s.
Answer choices are: true, false

The correct answer is false.

Germany and Russia publicly pledged never
to attack one another in 1939.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is true.

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