Roaring 20s and Great Depression

Which was NOT a cause for the Great Depression?

This singer was known as the "Queen of the Blues".

This image of the Great Migration was painted by:

Who made alcohol and promoted organized crime?

This established work programs to help Americans get back on their feet and improve the economy

In the depression's worst year, 1932, how many Americans were unemployed?

What was the name given to the mass migration of African Americans moving to the North?

Which was not a jazz musician during the Roaring 20s?

Which New Deal Program provided financial aid to people who have retired?

This artist was known for painting urban scenes and, later, scenes of the Southwest.

This painting would have most likely been painted by:

Which New Deal Program created jobs in construction, building roads and schools?

Which of the following was NOT a reason African Americans participated in the Great Migration?

Which of these artists was NOT a part of the Harlem Renaissance?

Which was not an impact of the Great Depression?

This poet combined the experiences of African and American cultural roots.

What was the Federal Reserve?

Which amendment repealed the 18th amendment?

African Americans still faced ________ and ________ in the North.

What amendment made alcohol illegal?

This picture depicts:

Which New Deal Program created the standards of a 40 hour work week, minimum wage, and ended child labor?

What was "Black Tuesday"?

What were secret places that were created for people to drink illegally?

What term is used for when the selling, manufacturing, and transportation was illegal?

What was "Black Thursday"?

This was a fresh, artistic revival of African American culture centered in New York.

Which was NOT an American composer who wrote uniquely American music?

This novelist portrayed the strength of migrant workers of the 1930s.

What ended the Great Depression?

Which is NOT something that came about because of the New Deal?

In the election of 1932, who was elected president?

This novelist wrote about the Jazz Age of the 1920s.

What president did Americans blame the depression on?