Two senators from Utah and Oregon intended to (*) increase the rates of the Fordney-McCumber Act with this act.
This act was shown by Morris Ernst not to outlaw the novel Ulysses. Leading to the passage of a piece of legislation called the RTAA, it was opposed by a group led by Irving Fisher. On the international stage, its effects were a contentious issue in the failed reelection campaign of William Macakenzie King. It also decimated the Cuban sugar industry, leading to Fulgencio Batista's (fool-HEN-syaw buh-TEE-stuhz) rise to power. Two senators from Utah and Oregon intended to (*) increase the rates of the Fordney-McCumber Act with this act. For 10 points, name this high, 1930 tariff act passed by Herbert Hoover that was a major cause of the Great Depression.
This act was shown by Morris Ernst not to outlaw the novel Ulysses.
{Smoot}-{Hawley} Act [or {Hawley}-{Smoot} Act; accept {Tariff Act} of {1930} before “{1930}” is read]