1 .		The term "normalcy" was coined during the 1920 presidential campaign by the Republican candidate, .
2 .		The worst of the many scandals during the Harding administration involved the leasing of government oil reserves at , Wyoming.
3 .		President Harding's secretary of interior, , was found guilty of accepting a bribe and spent a year in jail.
4 .		Under the 1928 , the United States agreed to outlaw war as a solution to international conflict.
5 .		During the Coolidge administration, ambassador did much to improve U.S. relations with Mexico.
6 .		The totalitarian challenge to the western democracies began with Japan's invasion of in 1931.
7 .		Under the , the United States stated that it would not recognize the legality of territorial seizures made in violation of its treaty rights.
8 .		The 1924 Dawes Plan tried to solve 's postwar financial problems by providing it a $200 million loan.
9 .		New York Governor Alfred Smith was the party candidate for president in 1928.
10 .		was the weakest sector of the national economy during the 1920s.
11 .		During the early part of the Great Depression, the Act tried to aid farmers by allowing the Federal Farm Board to devise a mechanism for government purchase of surplus wheat and cotton.
12 .		In 1932, President Hoover approved the creation of the to lend money to insurance companies, railroads, and banks, hoping the money would "trickle down" to stimulate the economy.
13 .		The 1930 Tariff Act raised import duties on most manufactured goods to protectionist levels.
14 .		The that went to Washington, D.C., in 1932 largely consisted of unemployed World War I veterans.