8'03, 9'01, 9'02 REVIEW

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8.03, 9.01, 9.02 REVIEW
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formed to unionize unskilled workers in the
mining, lumbering, and textile industries
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Industrial Workers of the World
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nickname of IWW members
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wobblies
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IWW founder and leader of the American Railway
Union
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Eugene Debs
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Determining ones own fate free will
independence
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Self-determination
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Created propaganda during WWI to gain Americans
support
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Committee on Public Information
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Head of CPI
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George Creel
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Head of the Food Administration
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Herbert Hoover
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Most powerful agency during WWI
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War Industries Board
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Head of the WIB
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Bernard Baruch
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Unlawful raids of Americans private property
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Palmer Raids
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stated that any treacherous act or draft dodging
was forbidden, outlawed disgracing the
government, the Constitution, or military
uniforms, and forbade aiding the enemy during
World War One
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Espionage and Sedition Acts
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Supreme Court case which ruled that draft dodging
leaflets could not be distributed during World
War One
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Schenck v United States, 1919
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Two anarchist Italians executed amidst
anti-immigrant hysteria and fear of Communism in
America
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Sacco and Vanzetti
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Leader of the United Mine Workers
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John L. Lewis
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U.S. governments persuasion toward countries to
reduce the size of their navies
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Washington Naval Conference
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Would permit Germany to make reparation payments
in annual installments
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Dawes Plan
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Americans desire following WWI
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return to normalcy
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an economic system where the government intervene
as little as possible
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Laissez-faire
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Culprit of the Teapot Dome Scandal
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Albert Fall
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one of the highest tariffs in American history,
passed during Hoovers administration harmed the
American economy
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Hawley-Smoot Tariff
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Engagement in risky business transactions on the
chance of quick or considerable profit
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speculation
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Chance to make a quick profit put down 10 of
the stock price, risk that the market would
continue to rise
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Buying on the Margin
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Caused the end of the Roaring Twenties and the
beginning of the Great Depression
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The Great Stock Market CrashBlack Tuesday
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The belief that all individuals, or nearly all
individuals, can succeed on their own and that
government help for people should be minimal
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Rugged Individualism
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Clusters of small shacks made out of scavenged
materials by the homeless
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Hoovervilles