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The collective name of the laws, programs, and agencies put together by FDR in order to fight the Great Depression
What is the New Deal?
It permitted healthy banks to re- open, set up procedures for managing failed banks, increased governmental oversight of banking, and required banks to separate their savings deposits from their investment funds.
What was the Emergency Banking Act?
His approach was to urge business leaders to maintain wages and employment.
Who was Herbert Hoover?
It built a series of dams to supply cheap hydro- electric power, promoted flood control, water recreation and erosion prevention.
What is the Tennessee Valley Authority?
The month and year the Reconstruction Finance Corporation was created.
What was January 1932?
The year Ellen G. White died.
What was 1915?
The pivotal theological event that looked at how Adventists interpret Bible Prophecy and the legacy of E. G. White’s writings for the church.
What was the 1919 Bible Conference?
Adventist progressives of the early 20 th century.
Who were A.G. Daniells and W. W. Prescott?
According to George Knight, it dominated the SDA church from 1919 to 1950.
What is Fundamentalism?
The title given the edited transcripts of the 1952 Bible Conference.
What is Our Firm Foundation?
The year the NAACP was founded.
What is 1909?
The three major areas of civil rights the NAACP fought to make right for African Americans.
What were anti-lynch laws, segregation, and voting rights for African Americans?
The section of the federal government the NAACP worked through to end segregation.
What are the federal courts?
The greatest court victory of the NAACP.
What is Brown vs Board of Education, Topeka?
The NAACP lawyer who successfully argued the federal court case of Brown vs Board of Education, Topeka.
Who is Thurgood Marshall?
In 1937 FDR proposed a court-reform bill that would have allowed him to appoint and additional Supreme court member for each existing judge over the age of seventy.
What was FDR’s “court-packing” scheme?
It layed the groundwork for a liberal majority in the Supreme court that would long outlive FDR and the New Deal.
What did FDR’s appointment of four new members of the Supreme Court between 1937 and 1939 accomplish?
It resulted, in part, from federal policies that reduced consumer income.
What was the “Roosevelt recession” of 1937?
It persuaded many New Dealers that deficit spending by the government was the key to national economic recovery.
What is the Keynesian economic theory.
It marked the end of the New Deal.
What was FDR’s State of the Union Address in 1939 in which he noted the need to “preserve our reforms”?
The SDA Australian who created a controversy with the promotion of his “Awakening” message.
Who was Robert Brinsmead?
Editors of the Review and Harold in the 1970s who began to emphasize historic Adventist teachings, which were opposed by many other Adventists.
Who were Kenneth Wood and Herbert Douglass?
About 1970 he convinced Robert Brinsmead his perfectionism concepts were incorrect.
Who was Desmond Ford?
He led in the charge of plagiarism against E. G. White.
Who was Walter Rea?
Proposals supporting this were turned down at General Conference Sessions in 1990 and 1996.
What was the ordination of women?