APUSH-Unit9ReviewGuide

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APUSH ~ UNIT 9 REVIEW GUIDE Vocabulary: • Buying on Margin • Charles Coughlin • Bank Holiday • CIO • NLRA • Hallie Flanagan • CCC • Atlantic Charter • Emergency Banking Act • War Powers Act • FERA • Zoot Suits • AAA • Potsdam Conference • First 100 Days • Grand Alliance • TVA • CPI (WWI) and OWL • FERA • Okinawa • Huey Pierce Long • Island Hopping • Alfred E. Smith • Normandy • Francis E. Townsend Questions: 1. What are the causes of the weak economy leading into the Great Depression? 2. What were the signs that the depression was getting worse in the early 1930s? 3. How did the Great Depression affect the typical familial roles? 4. President Hoover’s plan focused on what? 5. Why did FDR gain favor in the eyes of Western and Southern voters? 6. How did FDR combat discrimination in his New Deal programs? 7. What was the commonality between fireside chats and Nation Union for Social Justice? 8. What event sparked England and France to declare war on Germany? 9. What did the Japanese leaders think about the U.S. between 1940-­‐1941? 10. How did the U.S. government respond to Japan’s increase in imperialism? 11. Controversial issues of World War II were? 12. Roosevelt’s policy on Concentration Camps can be described as? 13. Order of major battles in the Pacific during WWII. 14. Order of major battles in Europe/Africa. Review (CIVIL WAR): 1. The first BIG businesses in the U.S. were? 2. First crisis facing President Lincoln was? 3. How did the south respond when Jefferson Davis called for volunteers to fight? Then, who were the main draftees of the South? 4. Which slave states did not secede from the Union? What was the effect? 5. What was the Homestead Act? 6. Why did the English refuse to recognize the Confederacy? 7. What were northern soldiers called that remained in the South following the war? 8. How did the freed slaves participate in government during that late 1860s? 9. Lincoln based his Reconstruction program on what? 10. How did the Reconstruction era impact women? 
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