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Roaring 20s and Great Depression
Roaring 20s and Great Depression
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1
teacher put on trial for teaching evolution
Duke Ellington
William Jennings Bryan
John T Scopes
Clarence Darrow
2
The business cycle is the up and down pattern of good and bad times in business.
True
False
3
How was the Dust Bowl connected to the Depression?
Farmers who lost everything in the Dust Bowl had trouble finding work.
Rich farmers did not feel the effects of the Depression.
They weren't related at all.
The Depression made the soil erode.
4
Flourishing of African American literature and art in the 1920s
Harlem Renaissance
expatriates
moving assembly line
Lost Generation
5
There are ____ days until Christmas (not counting today)
8
247
9
17
6
Television and radio were two popular examples of mass media in the 1920s.
False
True
7
Fear of Communist infiltration after the Russian Revolution
Blue Blues
Purple Terror
Red Fear
Red Scare
8
FDR gave loans to banks, but refused to give direct aid to individuals during the Depression.
False
True
9
The Congress of Industrial Organization grouped union workers based on industry, not skill level.
True
False
10
Young women who challenged society’s ideas about womanhood
expatriates
fireside chats
flappers
hippies
11
During the Great Migration, African Americans left the South because of racism and lack of ...
installment plans
jobs
suburbs
FDR
12
Mary McLeod Bethune was a Native American educator appointed to FDR's cabinet.
True
False
13
People who leave their home countries to live elsewhere
artists
politicians
flappers
expatriates
14
The Lost Generation was made up of expatriates who were disillusioned with life in America.
False
True
15
The day the stock market crashed
Yellow Wednesday
Black Friday
Black Tuesday
Red Monday
16
Who was a famous African American writer/poet of the Harlem Renaissance?
Charlie Chaplin
Louis Armstrong
Herbert Hoover
Langston Hughes
17
Women's lives changed in the 20s because they could drive, vote, and had more freedom.
True
False
18
The Works Progress Administration employed millions of people building roads, bridges, and airports.
False
True
19
People couldn't afford to buy stocks at full price began using credit, also known as "buying on margin."
False
True
20
Louis Armstrong encouraged African Americans to practice black nationalism. (expressing pride in culture)
True
False
21
How FDR explained his recovery plan
fireside chats
stadium tours
fancy speeches
round table meetings
22
The Grapes of Wrath was a novel about the Depression written by Woody Guthrie.
False
True
23
Painter famous for creating detailed paintings of flowers
Georgia O'keeffe
Duke Ellington
Langston Hughes
Franklin Roosevelt
24
The Teapot Dome Scandal involved which President's cabinet member?
Hoover
Coolidge
FDR
Harding
25
What was the intended purpose of prohibition?
to promote good health and ban alcohol
to make drugs legal
to tax alcohol
to make flappers popular
26
Grass and trees were planted in the dust bowl to try to stop tornadoes.
True
False
27
The model T, moving assembly line, and buying on credit all contributed to the economic boom of the 1920s.
True
False
28
WWI veterans who demanded their bonus be paid early were known as the Bonus Navy.
False
True
29
Agreement in which the United States and other countries agreed not to engage in war
Prohibition
The Peace and Love Act
The Bill of Rights
Kellogg Briand Pact
30
FDR's plan to end the Depression during his Hundred Days was known as the court packing bill.
False
True
31
Ended Prohibition in 1933
18th amendment
101st amendment
21st amendment
19th amendment
32
System that uses conveyor belts to move parts to different groups of workers
industrial revolution
moving assembly line
strike breakers
Model T