The Roaring 20's and Great Depression

The 1920s in the United States are often referred to as the Roaring Twenties because _______.  

Which city became known for being a major Automobile City?

Flappers were known for their______

The US Government encouraged public works projects because these projects_______.

A__________ is a person who smuggled alcohol into the United States during Prohibition.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s fireside chats during the Great Depression _______.

Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

What was the newest technology that FDR used to communicate with the US citizens?

President Roosevelt’s plan to end the Great Depression was known as _______.

In the late 1920s, Americans began to buy shares of stock on margin/credit because_______.

F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote this novel that represented the Jazz Age.

In the quotation, an appropriate synonym for “racketeer” could be _______.

A group of shacks where homeless lived during the Great Depression were known as______.

Roosevelt is afraid that fear of the Great Depression might _______.

____________is known as the day the stock market crashed on October 29^th 1929.

Where was the largest job site located during the Great Depression?

It can be assumed that the 18^th Amendment was taken away in 1933 because _______.

The Great Depression photograph shows_______.

Who was the first person to fly over the Atlantic Ocean?

The_______ Amendment made alcohol illegal in the United States.

Farmers (or anyone who) failed to repay their loans were said to have _______.

Roosevelt knew that the banks were essential to fixing the economy because _______.

Who was the president during the Great Depression and WWII?

Many American citizens did not know that Franklin D. Roosevelt was _______________.

During the1920s, flappers symbolized _______.

Installment buying had many working families____________

In the 1920, Prohibition outlawed liquor in the United States because _______.