8-6 Test Review
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- Q1What two situations led South Carolina farmers to shift from cotton production to other crops, such as peaches?Cotton lost its profitability due to overproduction and the boll weevil.30s
- Q2The Public Works Administration (PWA) and the Works Progress Administration (WPA) had projects that had what features in common?projects that would improve communities & put people back to work30s
- Q3List the types of projects of the Public Works Administration was involved with (PWA)?Building schools, libraries, and courthouses30s
- Q4How did the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and other New Deal programs reflect racial inequality?Most were racially segregated30s
- Q5What South Carolina women was an important civil rights leader and a member of President Roosevelt's influential "Black Cabinet"?Mary McLeod Bethune30s
- Q6Along with building highways, airports, and schools, what other social activities did the Works Progress Administration (WPA) fund ( Pay Money For)?Artists and writers were employed to produce plays and murals, and conduct interviews on former slaves30s
- Q7What is the primary purpose of the CCC New Deal agency?To build parks including Myrtle Beach State Park in South Carolina30s
- Q8What was the Social Security Act (SSA) designed to?to provide government protections for the elderly, the orphaned, and the disabled30s
- Q9Give the best description possible to describe the purpose of Roosevelt's New Deal Plan?It was aggressive program to bring relief, recovery, and reform to the American people.30s
- Q10What impact did the general textile strike, like the strike in Honea Path S.C.,have on labor unions in the South?(8-6.4)It intensified anti-union sentiment, which continues to the present.30s
- Q11What New Deal program was created to regulate codes for industries, regulate wages for workers, and settle prices for consumers?A. National Recovery Act (NRA)30s
- Q12What New Deal program made it possible for farmers to install electric milking machines and water pumps?Rural Electrification Act30s
- Q13What improvement to S.C was accomplished by the Santee Cooper Project?(8-6.4)electricity was provided to South Carolina residents30s
- Q14What Global event enabled South Carolina and the United States to climb out of the Great Depression?World War II30s
- Q15What impact did the Doolittle Raiders have on American Citizen's feelings about America's effort to fight and win WW II?It lifted American morale early in World War II.30s