Politics of the 1920s

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Across
  1. 4. 'a return to normalcy' aimed to end government involvement in the economy and this type of experimentation
  2. 5. scandals in the government led to _____ of political leaders
  3. 8. The Washington Conference aimed to discuss
  4. 10. This person was the Secretary of the Treasury under Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover
  5. 12. The Kellogg-Briand Pact was designed to outlaw war and settle all disputes with this type of means
  6. 13. the Secretary of this department allowed private interests to lease lands containing US Navy Oil reserves
  7. 15. This type of economics focuses on tax cuts, Americans spending more money, and the government collecting more in taxes
  8. 18. The Dawes Plan assisted in Germany paying back their war _______
  9. 19. Coolidge believed prosperity rested on this type of leadership
  10. 20. Not long after the US entered World War 1, this nation left
  11. 21. Russia became _______ during World War 1
  12. 22. Mellon resigned from his position due to his ______ to fend off the Great Depression
Down
  1. 1. The US never joined the League of ________
  2. 2. On November _____ the fighting of WW1 ended in an armistice
  3. 3. The Treaty of ________ officially ended war with Germany
  4. 6. Coolidge was known to be ______ in five languages
  5. 7. this president was a legislator, lieutenant governor, and US Senator before entering the White House
  6. 9. Harding's appointments of friends and political allies to high positions led to ____________
  7. 11. The _____ Naval Treaties focused on halting the arms face
  8. 14. The US could never truly be isolationist because we were too ________
  9. 16. Hoover believed this type of individualism would reduce costs
  10. 17. Teapot Dome was the only scandal of the time period (true or false)
  11. 23. a national policy to avoid involvement in world affairs