The document contains a study guide listing numerous topics related to United States history from the 1920s through World War I. It includes questions about policies such as the National Origins Act, New Deal programs, and the Social Security Act. Cultural and economic movements are mentioned like the Lost Generation and mass marketing trends of the 1920s. Important figures and their roles are listed such as Calvin Coolidge, FDR, and Henry Cabot Lodge. Foreign policy events covered include the Open Door Policy, Spanish-American War, and World War I entry and impact.

2. How would you describe and characterize the economy of the 1920s?

3. What did Calvin Coolidge stand for as a president?

4. What did Harding mean by a return to normalcy?

5. Who were the Lost Generation?

6. What rights did women have in the 1902s?

7. What factors helped encourage mass marketing in the 1920s?

8. What was the purpose of the Johnson Act?

9. Who was Sinclair Lewis?

10. Foreign policy initiatives of Harding and Coolidge

11. What was the purpose of the New Deal?

12. Be familiar with the programs of the New Deal-lots of questions on programs

13. FDR’s view of the gold standard

14. Purpose of the Hawley Smoot tariff

15. Difference between supply side economics and Keynesian economics

16. Causes of the Great Depression

17. Purpose of the Social Security Act

18. National Labor Relations Act

19. Critics of the New Deal and their arguments

20. Recession of 1937-causes and impact on the country

21. Role of African American voters in the 1920s and 1930s elections

22. Open Door policy-what, why, when, where

23. Indian Reorganization Act-what, why, when

24. What is yellow journalism?

25. Causes of Spanish American war

26. Impact of Spanish American war

27. Who is Alfred Mahan?

28. Names of foreign policy plans of TR, Taft and Wilson

29. What did each plan hope to do?

30. Impact of Sino Japanese war on US

31. Impact of social Darwinism on foreign policy ideas

32. Role of Hearst and Pulitzer in the era

33. Emilio Aguinaldo-who, when, where

34. Frederick Jackson Turner-who and what did he believe

35. Roosevelt Corollary

36. Our role in the building of the Panama canal

37. Why did the US enter WWI?

38. Major military leaders in WWI?

39. President Wilson and problems with Huerta in Mexico

40. Role of WWI in our economy

41. Wilson’s peace vision for the world

42. Causes and outcome of the Red Scare

43. Problems with the Versailles Treaty

44. Reasons for WWI

45. How the public viewed our entry in WWI

46. Black Americans in WWI

47. Amendments in the time period

48. Arabic pledge

49. Henry Cabot Lodge-who, what he did with regard to the Treaty of Versailles

50. Major league baseball problems in the era

51. Wilson’s career highlights