This act was shown by Morris Ernst not to outlaw the novel Ulysses.
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]