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Return to American Horizons: U.S. History in a Global Context 3e Student Resources
True or False Chapter 23 Self-Quiz 2
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Congress passed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff in 1930 because it wanted to boost domestic sales.
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The main mission of Franklin D. Roosevelt's brain trust was to salvage capitalism from its own follies.
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The cheap electricity generated by TVA improved the life of millions of Southerners.
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New York Senator Robert Wagner pushed for the National Labor Relations Act after he saw how state governors broke strikes with National Guard troops in 1934.
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Striking autoworkers occupying Ford and GM plants in Flint, Michigan, depended on wives and women supporters to provide them with food during weeks of protest.
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The exploits of John Dillinger during the 1930s were an example of the rising crime wave that afflicted the nation during the Great Depression.
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Though a woman with a good heart, Eleanor Roosevelt had little experience and advice that she could offer her husband during the Great Depression.
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Of the eight Supreme Court justices appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt, not one supported the dismantling of segregation in the South.
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Though fascinated with Native American culture, the new head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs John Collier furhter strengthened the role of boarding schools on reservations.
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The outbreak of war in Europe gave pending social reform measures of the Second New Deal the decisive moral boost.
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