1920s and Great Depression

Whats the name for the period where many African-American artists, writers and musicians influenced American culture?

A widespread fear of communism and Communists.

The New Deal had 3 R's. Which one provided immediate and temporary emergency relief to unemployed Americans

Name given for the region of the Great Plains that experienced a drought and dust storms in 1930 lasting for a decade

What year did the stock market crash?

What year did FDR's New Deal begin?

The New Deal had 3 R's. Which one of them was long-term but not permanent?

This was a period of African American movement from the South to cities in the North in search of a better life.

In 1920s Americans were negative. Many people stopped investing in the stock market and living standards were falling.

This place offered bootleg liquor during Prohibition

This amendment ended Prohibition

Won the Election of 1932 and promised action to help America out of the Depression

What was one effect that the New Deal policies had on the federal government?

This person was President when the Great Depression began. He believed that the Depression would fix itself.

One way Americans were entertaining themselves during the 1920s

The New Deal had 3 R's. Which one provided permanent changes and still exist tdoay

Roosevelt’s plan to end the Great Depression that included dramatic reforms of government agencies and powers.

Which is NOT a cause of the Great Depression

Which is NOT a way Franklin D. Roosevelt boosted confidence in America.

New technology added sound to film in the late 1920's. What were these new type of movies called?

Which is not a reason why 2 million African Americans left the south to settle in northern cities between 1910 and 1930.

Jazz singer and trumpet player. One of the most influential artists in jazz history.

This happened on October 29, 1929, which was one of the largest U.S. stock market drops.

A group of World War I veterans that demanded their bonus payments early.

In the 1920's, some women wore shorter dresses, lots of makeup, went to clubs. These women were called?

Harlem's most famous African American writer during the Harlem Renaissance

Flappers challenged traditional roles by driving cars, smoking and working outside of the home.

Name for the decade of the 1920s based on the popularity of this new style of American music

A highly publicized trial in 1925 when an educator violated a Tennessee state law by teaching evolution in high school.

Radio programs in which Franklin Roosevelt explained his plan for recovery from the Great Depression.