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History GCSE America
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Russian Communist Revolution
First Model T Released
WW1 Ends Europe owes America 12.4 billion
Volstead Act Passed 1920 - 18th Amendment - Drink viewed as unpatriotic
Women Gain Vote 1920 - 19th Amendment
Sacco and Vanzetti Trial Commences
Emergency Quota Act 1921 - 3% of total country population can immigrate each year
Fordney-McCumber Tariff 1922 - Raises Taxes on foreign goods
National Origins Act 1924 - 150,000 per year - No Asians
1925 - 1 Ford Every 10 seconds
1925 - 30,000 KKK march in Washington - Membership reaches 5 million
Sacco and Vanzetti Executed Pardoned 70 years later
1927 - First Talkie is Released - 60 Million Americans to a cinema every week - Hayes Code
1928 - Ford Model T costs $295 - 3 Months Wages
1929 - 10 Million Women Working - Divorces Double to 200,000 comp. 1914 - 2 million men travel the country - 1.1 billion stocks traded - Banks leant 9 billion - 20 million shareholders vs 4 million 1920
St Valentines Day Massacre - Capone kills Bugsy Moran - False Police Car - Public Outrage
1919 - NAACP has 90,000 memebers
Crash Events - 21st large scale selling begins - 24th banks intervene - 28th banks withdraw support - 29th crash happens
Hawley-Smoot act raises tariffs 1930 +20% on Foreign Imports
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
FDR
Herbert Hoover
Bonus Marchers - 19,000 WW1 vets march with 21,000 others - MacArthur uses 6 tanks and tear gas to disperse veterans - PR disaster for Hoover
1932 - 50% of All Farmers Evicted - 24.9% Unemployment - 3 billion trade from 10 billion in 1929
1933 - 60 Million Tune into Fireside Chats - Emergency Banking Act - 14 million unemployed
Prohibition Repealed
1930 - First Wave of Drought Hits America - Dust Bowl begins - 162,000 flights per year
Failed Soviet Coup by Yazov and Pavlov
Emigration from East Germany Reaches 20,000 per month
USA begins to fund France in Vietnam - 500 million per year
Berlin wall erected
Berlin Wall Falls
French-IndoChina War begins
French withdraw from Vietnam
Rolling Thunder begins
First Troops Arrive - 3500 - Conscrition starts - 30% Black Americans - 19% White Americans
Last US troops withdrawn - 400,000 troops withdrawn - 58,000 deaths - 828 billion spent - 1 million dead Vietnamese with 70k civilians
Rolling Thunder ends Nixon's "peace with honour" signed
Vietnam falls to Communism
Laos + Cambodia fall to Communism
Breznev leads USSR from Krushchev
Brittain sends troops to Greece - Between Communists and Monarchists
America begins to fund Brittish troops in Greece
Greek civil war ends - Monarchists in control - Very fragile government
Yalta Conference - Hunt down German war criminals - Split Germany into 4 parts - Stalin agrees to invade Japan - Free elections in all liberated countries - Soviet Sphere of influence Stalin + Churchill Greece/Poland bargain
Marshall Plan is passed - Marshall aid gives 17 billion to support containment - Soviets cannot take any money
Tito expelled from Cominform
Gobachev resigns Christmas Day
Castro overthrows Batista
- Eisenhower adminstration plots to kill Castro - Castro becomes Communst
Hungary tears down fence with Austria
Poland holds free elections
Baltic states declare independance
Berlin Airlift starts in June till Sept next year - moves 2.3 million tonnes - Planes at 30 second intervals
Reagan is elected
Comecon is settup
Alexander Dubcek leads Prague Spring (April-August) - Less censorship - Freedom of speech - Less secret police August Soviet Tanks Invade
Kruschev leads USSR from Stalin
Germany reunfided
Solidarity founded - disbanded in Feb of 1981 - 9.4 million peak membership - Lech Walesa - Crushed by Gen. Jaruzelski
Brezhnev dies
Gorbachev leads
Potsdam Conference - Stalin has prevented free elections - Truman denies reparations - Truman denies dismantling Germany - Clement Atlee swaps with Churchill
Vietcong Founded
First USSR atomic bomb
Ngo Dihn Diem installed with prevented elctions
Tet Offensive - 80,000 fighters attack over military targets/cities - Includes US embasy in Saigon, which is defended live on television
Berlin Blockade lasts till May 1949
Bay of Pigs launched (APRIL) - 1400 Cuban Exiles
Krushchev arms Castro - Sept Kennedy issues warning - 14th Missiles found - 22nd Quarantine around Cuba - 27th JFK agrees to Krushchev's terms - 28th Missiles taken down
China Communist
North and South Korea go to war
South Koreans pushed to Pusan
UN lands at 38th Paralell and pushes North to Chinese Border
North-South Korean ceasefire at 38th Parallel
McArthur sacked for insubordination
Rakosi is replaced by Erno Gero
Erno Gero replaced by Imre Nagy - Nagy threatens to leave Warsaw Pact
Nagy is replaced by Kadar - 3000 Hungarians killed - 1000 Russians killed
Dubcek is exiled and reforms reversed
NATO founded
Warsaw Pact formed
40,000 students protest Vietnam
700,000 protest Vietnam
Breznev Doctrine - Must stay in Warsaw Pact - Must be 1 party state
<= AMERICA WW2 COLD WAR =>
1936 - FDR wins election by 27 million votes - Train tour of 20,800 km of track - 16 major speaches
Supreme Court Rules AAA unconstitutional - FDR attempts to pack Court with 6 more judges - Fails but scares them enough to not disagree with him
1938 / New Deal Consequences - 10.5 Million still unemployed - Adds 11 billion to US debt - Pensions are cut by 15% for Gov employees - Fails to end depression
1921 - Farm prices fall by 50% - 5x bankruptcies / 1900
650 Banks Fail 1929
1350 Banks Fail 1930
2300 Banks Fail 1931
5000 Banks Failed 1933
Civilian Conservation Corps - 18/25 year olds - Work for 6 months - Environmental projects - 2.5 million people helped
Resettlement Administration - Helps small farmers not helped by AAA - Moves 500,000 families
Federal Emergency Relief Administration - Help state and local gov. set up work for the unemployed - 20 million jobs created from 1933 to 35
Civil Works Administration - Help during the winter of 1933 - 4 million short term jobs
Agricultural Adjustment Administration - Long term reform of agriculture - Teaches sustainable farming practices - Gives help for mortgages - Produce rises by 50% from 1933 to 36
National Industrial Recovery Act Public Works Administration - Builds schools, dams, roads and bridges - Spends 7 billion - Built 70% of US schools - Very expensive in taxes National Recovery Administration - Improves working conditions - Outlaws child labour - 2 million employers join
Tennessee Valley Authority - Set up to manage Tennessee river which flooded and dried regularly - 33 dams made - 9000 jobs made - Displaced 15,000 families - Implemented electrical lines in the area
Farm Security Administration - Replaces RA in 1937 with same function
Works Progress Administration - Brought together all administrations which worked to create jobs - 1 billion spent on poor farmers - Blamed for making useless jobs
Wagner Act - Forces employers to allow unions and sets up National Labour Board to oversee disputes - CIO is established
Social Securities Act - Provides state pensions for elderly and widows - Provides healthcare for sick and disabled people - Mandates unemployment insurance where workers must put aside money in case they loose their jobs
1924 Revenue Act - Cuts tax for 2 million Americans
Rejects Idea of Farm Board
Native Americans gain citizenship
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