U.S. History Ch. 11 Section 2

President Harding signaled his administration's economic direction when he appointed ________ as Secretary of the Treasury.

• Andrew Mellon
• Herbert Hoover
• Calvin Coolidge
• Mark Kirchgassner

________ served as Secretary of Commerce under Harding.

• Andrew Mellon
• Herbert Hoover
• Calvin Coolidge
• Mark Kirchgassner

World leaders used the ________ to limit international construction of warships

• Teapot Dome scandal
• Dawes Plan
• sinking of the Luisatania
• Washington Naval Disarmament Conference

The ________ arranged for U.S. loans to Germany.

• Dawes Plan
• Teapot Dome scandal
• Washington Naval Disarmament Conference
• Herbert Hoover

Under ________, the national economy boomed.

• Andrew Mellon
• Herbert Hoover
• Calvin Coolidge
• Josh Herbert

President Harding and Coolidge favored policies that 

• aided the growth of business.
• brought about social reform.
• ecouraged activism.
• discouraged a laissez-faire approach to the economy.

As President, Warren G. Harding 

• strengthened the regulations on businesses put into places by the Progressives.
• abolished all regulations on businesses.
• reduced regulations on businesses put into place by the Progressives.
• took no action on economic activites.

President Coolidge believed that the creation of wealth

• hurt the disadvantaged.
• benefited the nation as a whole.
• eroded personal freedoms.
• helped America's enemies.

In the 1920s, how did ost national leaders hope to go about avoiding war?

• by joining the World Court
• by winning the arms race
• by avoiding other nations
• by forcing Europe to disarm

Under President Coolidge, the concerns of Mexican Americans and African Americans were

• a high priority.
• ridiculed.
• answered with hostility.
• largely ignored.