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Roaring 20s & Great Depression Review
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Final test for the Roaring 20s and the Great Depression.
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1
Which does NOT relate to African Americans during the 1920s?
Harlem Renaissance
Great Migration
Louis Armstrong
Amelia Earhart
2
This movie used color & special effects.
Gone With the Wind
Wizard of Oz
Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs
Steamboat Willie
3
All were baseball legends EXCEPT __.
Joe Lewis
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Joe DeMaggio
4
He believed policies were too friendly to banks & businesses (wanted "share our wealth society")
Dr. Francis Townsend
Father Charles Coughlin
Huey P. Long
5
speakeasies
Legal places to go have a drink.
Owned by the banks.
Used to get around restrictions of Prohibition.
Greatest Blues singer.
6
The Great Migration
Jazz music
Asians coming to the U.S.
Europeans coming to the U.S.
African Ams. from South fled discrimination & violence.
7
Bootleggers were people who manufactured their own illegal liquor.
True
False
8
Sec. of Labor; 1st woman appointed to gov't dept.
Francis Perkins
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mary McLeod Bethune
Ruth Bryan Owen
9
Which was NOT a sign of economic weakness before the Stock Market Crash?
buying on margin
there was surplus of products
people could still buy items with credit
uneven distribution of new wealth
10
Stocks bought on credit known as __.
buying on margin
putting on layaway
debit
buying over the counter
11
The color blockbuster of the 1930's?
Gone With the Wind
Wizard of OZ
Steamboat Willie
Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs
12
Companies share certain financial information with the public.
FSA (Federal Securities Act)
SEC (Securities & Exchange Commission)
AAA (Agriculture Adjustment Act)
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)
13
Believed new deal NOT doing enough for older Americans.
Huey P. Long
Dr. Francis Townsend
Father Charles Coughlin
14
Al Capone became the top leader of the Mafia in New York City.
True
False
15
Most Americans responded to Prohibition laws by doing what?
drank beer & wine instead of hard liquor
stopped consumption of alcohol
drank illegally made liquor
moved to countryside to be free of the laws
16
Government watchdog over stock markets.
SEC (Securities & Exchange Commission)
AAA (Agriculture Adjustment Act)
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)
FSA (Federal Securities Act)
17
Amelia Earhart
1st woman to attempt to fly around the world.
Famous Jazz musician.
Greatest Blues singer.
1st woman to fly across the Indian Ocean.
18
All were 'human impact' of Great Depression EXCEPT __.
begged or sold apples
found jobs & families stayed together
local charities provided relief
jobless & homeless
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Loaned money to farm cooperatives to bring electricity to farm communities.
AFL (American Federation of Labor)
CIO (Committee of Industrial Organization)
REA (Rural Electrification Administration)
NLRA (National Labor Relations Act)
20
All were causes of the Great Depression EXCEPT __.
banking problems
Stock Market Crash
sit-down strikes
International economic problems
21
Which was NOT a form of mass entertainment during 1920s?
radio
sports
movies
television
22
1st black judge in U.S. history.
Eugene K. Jones
Thurgood Marshall
Clarence Thomas
William H. Hastie
23
The __ established the highest protective tariff in U.S. in history.
Adams-Onis Treaty
Tariff of 1930
Fordney-McCumber Tariff
Hawley-Smoot Tariff
24
Louie Armstrong
1st African Am. to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.
African American Historian
African American poet.
Jazz musician
25
Unskilled workers; headed by John Lewis.
NLRA (National Labor Relations Act)
CIO (Committee of Industrial Organization)
REA (Rural Electrification Administration)
AFL (American Federation of Labor)
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Provided pensions for people 65 & older.
TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)
WPA (Works Progress Administration
CWA (Civil Works Administration)
SSA (Social Security Act)
27
The radio was used for __ by Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt
fireside chats
fireside news
sports
religion
28
Harlem
Greatest area in New York City.
Type of music African Americans played.
Place to go drink illegally.
unofficial capital of African American Culture 1920s
29
Voting conducted in work places to determine if employees wanted Union (Wagoner Act).
NLRA (National Labor Relations Act)
CIO (Committee of Industrial Organization)
AFL (American Federation of Labor)
REA (Rural Electrification Administration)
30
Walt Disney's 1st full-length animated film.
Beauty & the Beast
Steamboat Willie
Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs
Cinderella
31
Represented skilled workers; largest union
REA (Rural Electrification Administration)
NLRA (National Labor Relations Act)
CIO (Committee of Industrial Organization)
AFL (American Federation of Labor)
32
Bessie Smith
Greatest Blues singer.
1st woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.
African American writer.
African American dancer & singer.
33
Which state was not hit the hardest during the " Dust Bowl" period?
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas
34
All were effects of Stock Market Crash EXCEPT __.
money not available for businesses to grow/expand
U.S. called in foreign loans
manufacturing companies hired more workers
banking crisis
35
GM workers used this type of strike to get demands met.
Lock-out strike
Picket line
Sit-down strike
economic strikes
36
Which was NOT one of the 3 goals of FDR?
Reform
Recovery
Relief
Respect
37
Sharply criticized bankers & financial leaders (called FDR 'Franklin Double Crossing Roosevelt')
Father Charles Coughlin
Huey P. Long
Dr. Francis Townsend
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Marcus Garvey
African Am. leader who led return to Africa movement.
African American Historian.
African American poet.
Encouraged African Ams to flee from discrimination & violence.
39
Worked on conservation projects; hired 18-25 year olds.
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)
SEC (Securities & Exchange Commission)
FSA (Federal Securities Act)
AAA (Agriculture Adjustment Act)
40
Flappers rebelled against society -drank, smoked, cut hair, dresses were shorter.
False
True
41
Shacks built on outskirts of town/in public parks known as __.
Tent City
Hoovervilles
Hobo Camps
Roosevelt Shanties
42
October 29, 1929
Black Monday
Black Tuesday
Black Thursday
Black Wednesday
43
Longest peacetime jobs program, funded artists, writers, composers, & actors.
TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)
CWA (Civil Works Administration)
WPA (Works Progress Administration)
SSA (Social Security Administration)
44
Provided farmers subsidy.
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)
SEC (Securities & Exchange Commission)
AAA (Agriculture Adjustment Act)
FSA (Federal Securities Act)
45
Charles Lindbergh
1st to fly across the Pacific Ocean
1st to fly across Atlantic Ocean
1st to fly around the world
Jazz musician
46
Built dams to control flooding, aid in vegetation, & shipping.
SSA (Social Security Administration)
CWA (Civil Works Administration)
WPA (Works Progress Administration)
TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)
47
If you were homeless/pennyless you were __.
train hoppers
hobos
apple sellers
bread winners
48
Individuals who moved west during Dust Bowl known as ___.
Arkies & Tejanos
Highlander & Okies
Arkies & Okies
Tejanos & Missourians
49
Overproduction & bank closings led to the Stock Market Crash resulting in __.
unemployment & life savings lost
no change in employment
FSA / SEC created
FDIC established / employment staying same
50
Harlem Renaissance
African American History
African Ams. fled away from discrimination & violence in South.
African American literacy & music movement
Rebirth of music and art
