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HIUS 222 with 100- correct answers 2025
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HIUS 222 with 100% correct answers2025
Welfare Capitalism - answer Offers a wide range of benefits such as
medical insurance, pensions, and stock ownership
Fundamentalism - answer An evangelical Christian theology that views the
Bible as authentic, literal recounting of historical events and the absolute
moral word of God
Modernism - answer Reinterpret the Bible when confronted with a "liberal"
Christian theology embraced in many urban areas that emphasized the
ongoing revelation of divine truth
Fundamentalism - answer Accepts the Bible as errorless
Modernism - answer Reinterpret the Bible when confronted with "new
scientific knowledge"
John Scopes - answer Science teacher that challenged the Tennessee law
for fundamentalism
Roger Baldwin - answer Founded the ACLU to protect constitutional
liberties
21st Amendment - answer Repealed the 18th Amendment (prohibition)
Immigration Restrictions - answer WWI turned nativist attacks against
immigrants.
There was alarm over German Americans who continued ties with
Germany.
National security was threatened.
, 1921 Emergency Immigration Act - answer Allowed 350,000 European
immigrants to enter US each year
Immigration Act of 1924 - answer Allowed unrestricted immigration from
the western hemisphere, curtailed all Asian immigration and used quotas
to enter the US
First Red Scare - answer Period when the Justice Dept. arrested and
deported alien anarchist suspected of trying to destroy democracy and
capitalism
Emma Goldman - answer A lead spokesperson for the anarchist movement.
Founded magazine "Mother Earth"
Sacco-Vanzett competing visions for trial - answer Prosecutors - Foreign
born, openly radical, and in possession of guns and anarchist pamphlets.
Epitomized the terror threat Americans feared.
Supports - blamed xenophobia (an unreasonable fear or hatred of
foreigners)
Billy Sunday - answer Evangelical preacher who converted many church
goers during prohibition. He was a professional baseball player before he
became a preacher. Most famous temperance speech, "get on the water
wagon; get on for the sake of your wife and babies, and hit the booze a
blow."
18th Amendment - answer Dec 18, 1917...Banned the sale, manufacture,
and transportation of intoxicating liquors. Every state voted for it except
(RI and Conn).
Volstead Act - answer 1919 - defined any beverage with more than 0.5%
alcohol was considered a intoxicating liquor
Izzy Einstein - answer Federal agent who shut down over 4,000
"speakeasies" in order to curb illegal liquor sales
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