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(a) Every qualified individual shall be entitled to receive…on the date he attains the age of sixty-five…and ending on the date of his death, an old-age benefit…” A major purpose of this section of Federal legislation was to: (a) guarantee an annual income to experienced employees (b) assume adequate medical care for the elderly (c) reward workers for their support of the union (d) provide economic assistance to retired workers A major criticism of President Roosevelt’s programs to combat the Great Depression was these programs: reduced the power of the Federal government ignored the plight of homeowners with mortgages provided too much protection for big business made people dependent on the Federal Government Which combination of factors contributed most to the start of the Great Depression of the 1930s? immigration restrictions and a lack of skilled workers high taxes and overspending on social welfare programs United States war debts and the declining value of the dollar Overproduction and the excessive use of credit The clash between President Roosevelt and the United States Supreme Court over New Deal laws best illustrates the operation of: federalism due process checks and balances the two-party system The National Industrial Recovery Act and the National Labor Relations Act are often cited as evidence that New Deal legislation: tried to keep the costs of labor down sympathized with the interests of workers blamed unions for slowing economic recovery favored management over unions “Europeans can’t buy goods from Americans because Europeans can’t sell goods in the American market. Obviously, they don’t have the chance to earn the money they need to buy our goods.” This statement focuses on which cause of the Great Depression? restriction of credit from banks high protective tariffs low wages of American workers overspeculation on the stock market Soon after Franklin Roosevelt became President in 1933, he supported: stronger civil rights to protect African Americans increased enforcement of Federal antitrust laws expanded programs of direct relief to the unemployed increased farm output to feed the hungry Which groups were most helped by the Wagner Act and the Fair Labor Standards Act passed during the New Deal? workers and labor unions stockbrokers and investors large business and corporations farmers and landowners During the New Deal, the main purpose of the Agricultural Adjustment Acts was to: stimulate farm production to provide food for unemployed city workers assist farmers in relocating to towns and cities produce a farm surplus for export to foreign countries increase farm income by controlling production Many opponents of New Deal programs claimed that these programs violated the American tradition of: welfare capitalism governmental regulation of business collective bargaining individual responsibility A major long-term result of the New Deal was that: state governments increased their powers of taxation the government established a safety-net to protect the poor the executive branch gave up much of its decision making to the Congress Congress was required to balance the Federal budget before instituting new programs A condition of the 1920s that helped cause the Great Depression of the 1930s was: overspeculation of land in the West overdependence of foreign trade overproduction by farms overspending by the federal government Motion pictures were popular during the Great Depression partly because: they were regarded as the best source of education and culture they were an inexpensive means of escaping the reality of economic hardship few forms of leisure-time activities were available Americans wanted to imitate European lifestyles “ In times of economic depression, it is the responsibility of government to create programs that would provide jobs to the unemployed. The revenues that would be generated will repay the government expenditures.” This philosophy was most clearly carried out by the Presidential administration of: Woodrow Wilson Warren Harding Herbert Hoover Franklin Roosevelt A major goal of the New Deal was to: (a) keep the United States out of war (b) provide work for the unemployed (c) conserve natural resources (d) establish wage and price controls During the New Deal period, Congress blocked President Roosevelt’s attempt to: (a) pay farmers not to produce crops (b) decrease Federal spending (c) regulate the bank industry (d) appoint additional Justices to the Supreme Court After the election of 1932, a friend told President Roosevelt that if he succeeded he would go down as the greatest American President. Roosevelt replied, “Yet if I fail, I may be the last one.” This response reflected Roosevelt’s belief that the: (a) Constitution limited him to two terms in the Presidency (b) military was seriously considering a takeover of the government (c) Great Depression threatened people’s faith in democracy (d) American people were opposed to major changes in the role of government The dust bowls described by John Steinbeck in The Grapes of Wrath had the greatest impact on: (a) residents of urban slums (b) workers in factory sweatshops (c) plantation owners (d) farmers on the Great Plains President Roosevelt’s plan to increase the size of the Supreme Court reflected his desire to make the Court: (a) sympathetic to New Deal programs (b) committed to African-American rights (c) independent of Congress (d) responsive to business An important factor contributing to the start of the Great Depression in the United States was the: (a) increase in military spending (b) failure to maintain the gold standard (c) reduction of the tariff rates (d) uneven distribution of wealth The creation of the Tennessee Valley Authority is an example of: (a) federal intervention to meet regional needs (b) state-funded regional transportation (c) free market capitalism (d) laissez-faire economics The Dust Bowl experiences of the Oklahoma farmers during the Great Depression demonstrated the: (a) effect of geography on people’s lives (b) success of government farm subsidies (c) limitations of civil liberties during times of crisis (d) result of the Indian Removal Act Which situation was a basic cause of the Great Depression? (a) continued increases in the wages of workers (b) excessive profits for farmers (c) overregulation of the stock market (d) overproduction of consumer goods In the 1930s, one factor that accounted for the westward migration of farmers from the Great Plains was: (a) high farm prices (b) new technologies (c) the Dust Bowl (d) the baby boom . In the 1930s, which geographic factor most influenced the westward migration of thousands of people from the southern Great Plains? (a) extended drought in farming areas (b) excessive flooding of the Mississippi River (c) serious earthquakes in the Pacific coastal region (d) destructive hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico In the 1930s, President Roosevelt changed the federal government’s role in the economy by: (a) reducing programs to help the unemployed (b) ending efforts at trustbusting (c) raising tariffs to protect domestic industries (d) using deficit spending to stimulate economic spending . Which event is most closely associated with the end of the Great Depression? (a) passage of Social Security (b) beginning of World War 2 (c) re-election of President Roosevelt in 1940 (d) announcement of the Marshall Plan In the 1920s, which economic factor led to the Great Depression? (a) lack of investment in the stock market (b) attempt by the United States to promote free trade (c) failure to develop new consumer goods and industries (d) overproduction of farm products and manufactured goods One difference between the administrations of President Roosevelt and President Hoover is that President Roosevelt was: (a) unwilling to allow government agencies to establish jobs programs (b) unable to win congressional support for his economic programs (c) able to ignore economic issues for most of his first term in office (d) more willing to use government intervention to solve economic problems . The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 gave labor unions the right to: (a) represent workers in collective bargaining (b) insist on an open shop in the workplace (c) establish quotas on immigration (d) use blacklists and yellow dog contracts President Roosevelt’s response to Supreme Court decisions that declared several New Deal laws unconstitutional was to: (a) ask Congress to limit the Court’s jurisdiction (b) propose legislation to increase the size of the Court (c) demand the resignation of several justices (d) ignore the Court’s rulings The major purpose of President Roosevelt’s bank holiday of 1933 was to: (a) restore public confidence in the nation’s banks (b) reinforce strict laws to punish banks charging high interest rates (c) reduce the number of banks to a manageable number (d) encourage the nation’s banks to loan more money to failing businesses Critics charges that New Deal policies favored socialism because the federal government: (a) took ownership of most major industries (b) favored farmers over workers and businesses owners (c) increased its responsibility for the welfare of the economy (d) declined to prosecute business monopolies Which economic trend of the 1920s helped cause the Great Depression? (a) rising costs of mass produced goods (b) increasing income tax rates (c) falling tariff rates (d) widening gap between the rich and the poor “….economic depression cannot be cured by legislative action or executive pronouncement…The best contribution of government lies in stimulating…voluntary (economic programs) in the community. The government-national, state, and local-can join with the community in such programs and do its part.” Herbert Hoover This quotation suggests most clearly that in times of economic crisis: The national government should take full responsibility for solving economic problems. People should be patient and economic problems will solve themselves. Voluntary and private organizations, with government encouragement, should deal with the economic problems of the day. The government should not be expected to deal with economic problems since it did not cause them. Which statement best describes Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal programs? (a) They reduced the number of people who could participate in governmental decision-making. (b) They expanded the economic role of government, while attempting to preserve capitalism. Š They stressed the need for state and local government leadership rather than national leadership. (d) They emphasized the importance for the gold standard as the basis for economic recovery. In the United States, one of the basic causes of the Great Depression that began in 1929 was the: (a) lack of available credit (b) abundance of purchasing power of farmers Š low protective tariffs of the 1920s (d) overproduction of industrial production During President Roosevelt’s first two terms, the strongest opposition to his New Deal policies came from: (a) big business (b) labor unions Š the poor (d) Western farmers One major result of President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal policy was that it: (a) weakened the power of the chief executive (b) strengthened the policy of laissez faire Š increased the power of the Federal Government (d) expanded the importance of States rights Which action is often viewed as the most serious attempt to undermine the independence of the judiciary (judicial branch)? (a) appointment of conservative Supreme Court justices by President Ronald Reagan (b) President Franklin Roosevelt’s plan to reorganize the Supreme Court Š appointment of Supreme Court Justices to unlimited terms of office (d) increases in the salaries of the Supreme Court Justices The careers of Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt were similar because each man: (a) was an outstanding military leader before becoming President (b) led the cause for international peace, but involved the United States in a war Š succeeded to the Presidency upon the death of the previous President (d) believed in a strong Presidency and acted accordingly An accurate statement about the Great Depression of the 1930s is that: (a) agriculture was the only sector of the economy to escape the effects of the Depression (b) the trade barriers erected by major nations helped to keep the Depression confined to the United States Š a variety of factors combined to bring about the economic collapse (d) a massive response by the Federal Government under the Hoover administration failed to bring about recovery . The farm policy of the New Deal was designed to: (a) decrease Federal involvement in agriculture (b) reduce the prices of farm products to aid factory workers (c) enlarge farms by approving corporate mergers (d) increase prices of farm products by reducing output . Much of the domestic legislation of the New Deal was based on the idea that the government should: (a) own and operate the nation’s key industries (b) assign the responsibility to local communities for social welfare programs (c) protect individuals against risks that they cannot handle on their own (d) allow the return of trusts and monopolies as major economic forces A major result of the New Deal was that it: (a) eliminated poverty in the United States (b) extended the merit system in the civil service (c) destroyed the private enterprise system (d) greatly increased the size and the power of the Federal Government Which idea is closest to a basic principle of Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal program? (a) the Jeffersonian belief that government should pursue a policy of laissez faire (b) the belief of 19th century industrialists that trusts and monopolies benefited the economy (c) the post-Reconstruction Southern policy that prevented blacks from gaining economic power (d) the progressive philosophy that the powers of government should be used to solve social and economic problems The government of the United States first became directly involved in supporting the price of agricultural products as a result of: (a) increased imports of foreign food products during the Progressive Era (b) the Depression of the 1930s (c) participation in World War 2 (d) the global need for more food after WW2 A major factor contributing to the Great Depression of the 1930s in the United States was the: (a) decline in farm prosperity in the 1920s (b) recent increase in population due to immigration (c) closing of the frontier (d) heavy military spending in the 1920s In 1933, the most immediate job facing President Roosevelt was to: (a) reform the tariff system (b) help the unemployed (c) keep the nation out of war (d) protect the nation’s overseas possessions The New Deal was a major change in United States history because: (a) previous administrations had not had to deal with depressions (b) it established the precedent of balanced Federal budgets (c) the government became more heavily involved in important aspects of the economy (d) it led to a clash between the branches of government Which statement expresses the New Deal philosophy about the role of government? 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