Chapter 14 Test Review

Which Oklahoman is credited with inventing the parking meter in 1935?

The largest of FDR's New Deal/Second New Deal programs was the ____.

_____ in Tulsa became the home of Bob Wills and his Texas swing band in 1934.

The Tulsa Race Riot started when a young black man named __ was accused of assaulting a white elevator operator named __

The time period that saw the suspicious deaths of many members of the Osage tribe is known as the

In 1930___ was elected as governor of Oklahoma and began trying to help the people by providing emergency food and seed.

The ___ was an agency that gave people jobs building trails, parks, bridges, and planting trees.

E.W. Marland from Ponca City was a wealthy oil man who was eventually elected governor and started the Oklahoma

Who is known as "Oklahoma's famous son"?

Which Oklahoman is credited with inventing the shopping cart during the 1930s?

___'s book called Grapes of Wrath and __'s songs and poems described life in Oklahoma during the Great Depression.

_____ worked as a roustabout in Oklahoma before becoming a famous movie star.

________is known as "Black Tuesday" due to the massive stock market crash triggered by panic over stock prices.

The pressurized suit worn by present day astronauts was invented by _____, the famous Oklahoma pilot.

Which congressional law restored common tribal land and tribal self-government right to the Native Americans?

_______ was the first Oklahoma woman to be elected to the US House of Representatives.

The famous __ Trial, or Monkey trials as they became known, were centered around the teaching of __ theory of evolution.

Eastern Oklahoma was put under martial law in November of 1919 due to a

Which of the following was NOT a famous outlaw in Oklahoma during the Depression?

President Franklin Roosevelt's plan to help end the Great Depression was a series of laws called the ______.