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GA 5th Grade SS WWI/1920s/Great Depression
GA 5th Grade SS WWI/1920s/Great Depression
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Covers the Georgia 5th grade Social Studies standards for WWI through the Great Depression.
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Won 4 gold medals as a runner at the 1936 Summer Olympics
Duke Ellington
Jesse Owens
Langston Hughes
Margaret Mitchell
2
Many people blamed this president for causing the Great Depression.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ulysses S. Grant
Herbert Hoover
Abraham Lincoln
3
Which one of these is NOT a New Deal program?
Tennessee Valley Authority
Working Painters Association
Civilian Conservation Corps
Works Progress Administration
4
Famous baseball player of the 1920s and 1930s.
Langston Hughes
Louis Armstrong
Jesse Owens
Babe Ruth
5
Jazz singer and trumpet player who was popular for improvising.
Langston Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Jesse Owens
Louis Armstrong
6
In the infamous "Zimmerman Note," Germany secretly
joined the Allies
bombed Pearl Harbor
sank the Lusitania
asked Mexico to attack the United States
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Which of these did NOT happen in the 1920s?
Stock prices rose and the economy boomed
There were many new inventions
Many people lived in shanytowns called "Hoovervilles."
Mass production made luxuries more affordable
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World War I ended when...
The Lusitania sunk all of Germany's navy
The Axis and Allied powers agreed to a ceasefire.
the Treaty of Versailles was signed
Germany was defeated and could not fight anymore
9
At the beginning of WWI, the United States________
Joined the Allied Powers
Sank the Lusitania with their U-boat
Did not want to join the war
Joined the Central Powers
10
Which president promised Americans a "New Deal" during the Great Depression?
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Jesse Owens
11
African-American cultural and artistic movement in 1920s New York.
Jazz Music
Harlem Renaissance
Mass Production
Hoover Renaissance
12
Franklin D. Roosevelt promised Americans that his _________ would create lots of jobs.
Raw Deal
Dust Bowl
New Deal
New War
13
This program helped control flooding and provided cheap electric power to people in Tennessee
TVA
NBA
WPA
CCC
14
All of the following are causes of the Great Depression EXCEPT
Stock Market Crash of 1929
Banking system collapsed
Americans had too much debt
WWI ended
15
Which musician helped make jazz music a big hit in the 1920s?
Langston Hughes
Babe Ruth
Louis Armstrong
Henry Ford
16
famous African-American writer and poet during the Harlem Renaissance.
Langston Hughes
Jesse Owens
Duke Ellington
Louis Armstrong
17
In the 1930s, drought and overplanting destroyed land on the Great Plains . This is called the
Great Bowl
Dust Towns
Dust Bowl
New Deal
18
WWI started in 1914, but the US didn't join until 1917. Why?
The war was in Europe and we thought it was not our problem.
Germany invaded the US in 1917.
The US did not have good fighter planes
The US was the only country that could beat Germany
19
Which of these inventions helped make mass production faster and cheaper?
refrigerator
assembly line
automobile
radio
20
High unemployment, economic hardship, bank failures. These terms are mostly associated with the
1920s
1950s
1940s
1930s
21
Which of these is NOT associated with the Great Depression?
Trenches
Soup Kitchens
Unemployment
Hoovervilles
22
Author of the famous book
Gone with the Wind
Margaret Mitchell
Duke Ellington
Langston Hughes
Jesse Owens
23
One reason the United States entered WWI was
Germany sent a secret message to Mexico
They wanted to make money
Germany sank the Zimmerman ship
They did not like France
24
Famous jazz singer and leader of a new kind of jazz called "Big Band" music
Jesse Owens
Langston Hughes
Margaret Mitchell
Duke Ellington
25
Many people lost a lot of money when the stock market crashed on _____________
October 29, 1929
September 14, 1914
September 29, 1929
October 29, 1914
26
German U-boats attacked and sank the ____________ killing 128 Americans.
Zimmerman
Trench
Versailles
Lusitania
27
Many new inventions, booming economy, mass production. These words best describe...
the 1940s
the 1910s
the 1920s
the 1930s
28
The Treaty of Versailles blamed ______ for WWI and made them pay reparations to the Allies.
the United States
Germany
France
Great Britain
29
Area between trenches of opposing sides on a battlefield
Treaty of Versailles
Zimmerman Telegram
No man's land
Shantytown
30
In 1917, the United States joined WWI on the side of the ______
Axis Power
Allows
Allies
Central Powers
31
He created the modern assembly line which is still used in factories today.
Charles Lindberg
Henry Ford
Babe Ruth
Louis Armstrong
32
On October 29, 1929 the ______________________ marking the beginning of the Great Depression
FDR was elected president
stock market crashed
Lindberg flew over the Atlantic Ocean
WWI began
33
WWI is sometimes called the "_______" war because of the type of warfare used.
airplane
jazz
trench
Lusitania
34
Because of _______________, many products could be made quicker and cheaper.
factories
mass production
radios
jazz music
35
WWI lasted from ___________.
1907 - 1910
1929-1939
1914-1918
1920 - 1929
36
The United States decided to enter WWI in
1917
1914
1920
1924
37
One reason the United States entered WWI was
They did not like France
They wanted to make money
Germany sent a secret message to Italy
Germany sank the Lusitania
38
First to fly a plane across the Atlantic Ocean by himself without stopping.
Langston Hughes
Babe Ruth
Louis Armstrong
Charles Lindberg
39
Soup kitchens were
Restaurants that sold only soup
Places where people who had no money could get free food
Factories that made delicious soup
Business started by entrepreneurs hoping to get rich
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Why did many banks fail during the 1930s?
They spent too much money on roads
People did not have money to pay back their loans
They gave money to the US to help pay for WWI
People thought banks were cheating, so they stopped going.