By Ciara P., Allie W., JoJo W., and Bo S.

1. The United States of America Interwar Era: 1919-1939 By Ciara P., Allie W., JoJo W., and Bo S.

3. Woodrow Wilson 28th President (1913-1921) Herbert Hoover 31st president (1929- 1933) Franklin D. Roosevelt 32nd president (1933-1945)

4. Franklin Delano Roosevelt(FDR)the 32nd President of the USA(1933-1945)

5. Born on January 30, 1882 in Hyde Park, New York. • Dad, James Roosevelt, died in 1900 • Mother, Sara Roosevelt died in 1941 • Childhood interests in forestry helped found Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Early Years

6. 1913-1920 assistant secretary of the Navy • Contracted polio in 1921 and was paralyzed for the rest of his life. • 1911-1913 New York state senator • 1928 Elected governor of the New York Rise to Power

7. July 2, 1932- Roosevelt flies from Albany to Chicago to accept the Democratic nomination for President. He pledges “a New Deal for the American people.” • November 8, 1932- Roosevelt is elected President of the United States, defeating Herbert Hoover. • February 15, 1933- Guiseppe Zangara makes an assassination attempt in Miami, Florida, but Roosevelt is unhurt. Rise to Power

8. Democratic president for 4 presidential terms, longest. • Very strong and influential leader. • He flourished as a courageous and skillful political contender. • Known as a modern president. Leadership Style

9. He was in Warm Springs, Georgia, at the founding conference of the United Nations • Earlier that day he said “I have a terrific pain in the back of my head.” • He died of a cerebral hemorrhage (stroke). Death: April 12, 1945

10. Expanded role for government and economy. • Increased government regulation to protect environment and prevent corruption. • Social security system, seniors have income and benefits. • Great Depression, stock market crashed which created problems producing and consuming products. • First President to actually make the citizens to see him as a high authority figure in their nation’s future. Legacy: New Role Model

11. All Quiet on the Western Front was when WWI ended, this was also when Woodrow Wilson presented his 14 points, and proposed the League of Nations (which as used to help prevent further world wars.) • The roaring Twenties- was a time period of social, artistic, and cultural drive. It was also a time in which politics returned to normal. • Flappers were women during this time that started to make a name for themselves unacceptable behavior. (short skirts, bobbed hair, etc.) • Jazz Age was a time when Jazz music and dance emerged, there were flappers, gangsters, speakeasies (those who established a system of illegally sells alcoholic beverages. U.S. 1920’s Interwar Status

12. 18th & 19th Amendments: • 18th Amendment was the prohibition (manufacturing, sale and transportation of liquor) of intoxicating beverages, 1919. Excluded religious purposes. Later, it was repealed. • 19th Amendment is women voting, 1920. • Red Scare was the nationwide fear of communist, socialists, and anarchists. • Kellogg-Briand Pact was the agreement to not use war as an instrument of a national policy, 1928. most states signed but lack of enforceability made it useless. • Harlem Renaissance is the “New Negro Movement”, the celebration of African-American heritage expressed through art, literature and dance. U.S. 1920’s Interwar Status

13. New Deal is a series of economic programs applied in the U.S. • Disarmament is the act of reducing, limiting or abolishing weapons. U.S. 1930’s Interwar Status

14. Multiple Choice: • FDR was the _______ President of the U.S.A. • 28th • 31st • 36th • 32nd • The Great Depression was when ____________________. • Wall streets’ stock market crashed causing problems economically, and in their ability to produce and consume products. • Innocent people were put in jail. • Weapons were abolished. • People gained enormous amounts of money. • A flapper is a woman who began to ___________. • Behave unacceptably. • Wore short skirts and bobbed their hair. • Listened to jazz music. • All of the above. Quiz

15. 4. The 19th amendment of the U.S. constitution stated that _________ may vote. • White men. • Women. • Land owners. • Everybody. 5. The 18th amendment prohibited the sale of intake of __________________ in the U.S. • Illegal drugs. • Water. • Intoxicating liquors. • Whiskey. 6. The Jazz Age was when ____________. • Jazz music and dance emerged. • Jazz music and dance was outlawed. • Jazz music and dance were the only type of entertainment allowed. • Allowed drunkenness

16. 7. Where was Franklin Delano Roosevelt born? • Time Square, New York. • Hyde Park, New York. • Central Park, New York. • 102 South Broadway, New York. 8. Which was not a title of Franklin Roosevelt? • 43rd Governor of New York. • 44th Governor of New York • 32nd President of the United States of America. • Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Navy. Fill In the Blank: 9. Franklin Roosevelt died from ____________. 10. Roosevelt had ______________ which paralyzed him from the waist down but it didn’t kill him.

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