The politics of the 1920s
Across
- 4. gave perks to workers to persuade them to do a better job
- 5. secretary of the navy
- 6. disobeyed Hoover's orders and led the US army to attack veterans
- 7. wanted to create good relations between Latin America and US nations
- 9. ran against Hoover and lost in the election of 1928
- 10. bribery incident; oil reserves were leased to private oil speculators and then sold back to the navy
- 12. proposes disarmament, others agree
- 14. detroit factory owner who hired workers based on their quality of living; favored prohibition
- 16. wanted to apply scientific principles to the work place
- 17. attorney general while harding was in office
- 18. people who are strict Christians and liberal interoperation of the Bible
- 19. used new advertising techniques to help get Harding elected
Down
- 1. made workers reject unions in order to keep their jobs
- 2. four term governor of New York, tied to Tammany Hall, ran against Hoover and lost, first Catholic to run for president, anti-prohibitionist
- 3. republican president; was unable to keep his campaign promise of prosperity
- 8. Harding's running mate in 1920; became president after Harding died
- 11. secretary of treasury; 3rd richest man in the country; unaware of economical problems cause of his own economic security
- 13. raised tariffs rates on farm products to protect US farmers
- 15. lead the Bonus Army on their march to Washington D.C. demanding payment of service bonuses not due until 1945