Title: Population Jeopardy
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Economics
Society
African Americans
Women
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2This term means a fear of immigrants and belief
in the superiority of U.S. born Americans
3Nativism
4This new Deal reform agency protected against
bank failures
5FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
6This federal program was designed to bring
Mexicans to work farms in the Southwest
7Bracero program
8Part of Trumans Fair Deal platform dealt with
what minority issue
9Segregation or discrimination
10Name of LBJs program that created Medicare,
Medicaid, Head Start and other welfare programs
to help the poor
11The Great Society
12The crash of the stock market was caused by
speculation and ____________.
13Buying on Margin
14Reason the Hawley-Smoot tariff is so historically
important
15Highest tariff rates in U.S. history slowed
trade nearly to a halt
16FDR created many agencies to convert the economy
to wartime. This process is called ______________.
17Mobilization
18This new technology helped create a national
culture, especially through advertising.
19Television
20This government agency was created to help with
pollution and waste issues.
21EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)
22Name one of the entertainment mediums that helped
create a national culture
23Radio or Movies
24Geographic disaster that contributed to the
misery of the Depression in the Great Plains
25Dust Bowl
26As in WW1, these provided a source of food for
many households.
27Victory Gardens
28Because of the Space Race and Arms race, these
two subjects got more emphasis in schools
29Math and Science
30The term rock-n-roll originated in this city
31Cleveland, Ohio
32Civil rights organization that used legal action
to achieve its goals
33NAACP (National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People
34Unemployment for African Americans reached this
during the Depression
3567
36What did the 2 Vs in Double V Campaign stand
for?
37Victory against Nazis in Europe and victory
against discrimination and racism at home
38Martin Luther King, Jr. and the SCLC believed in
this technique for achieving civil rights
39Passive resistance, non-violent civil disobedience
40Law that prohibited discrimination in housing,
education, employment, voting and public
accomodations
41Civil Rights Act of 1964
42Amendment that gave women the right to vote
4319th amendment
44Why were married women fired during the
depression?
45To make more jobs for men
46Industry where most women worked during WW2
47Defense industries
48Reason for feelings of discontent by women during
the years after WW2
49Forced out of jobs and encouraged to return to
homemaking
50Organization created by middle class white women
to push for equal rights
51NOW (National Organization for Women)