Ch. 15: Boom & Bust Review

Wilbur Foshay built a skyscraper to look like the ______ in Washington, D.C.

This event occurred due to lack of rain and poor agricultural practices.

From 1920 to 1933, this made it illegal to transport, manufacture, or to sell alcohol.

Due to over production of farm goods after WWI, many rural Minnesotans went bankrupt, causing a ____.

A share of ownership in a company that can be bought or sold

Illegal smuggling of liquor and bootlegging brought these types of people to Minnesota.

Process where a bank can take over a person's property or home

The Great Depression, an economic crisis in the United States, started with the _____.

Jazz became popular in America because ___.

Aid in the form of money or necessities for people experiencing financial hardship

Who developed the New Deal?

Illegal place to serve and buy alcohol

Due to weather conditions and low prices, many farmers turned from raising wheat to raising _____ instead.

This is where stocks are bought and sold.

What Minnesota Governor stopped all foreclosures in 1933?

What was a new style of dance in the 1920s?

What is an adjective used to describe the 1920s?

This program ended allotment and allowed Native Americans to form their tribal governments.

During the Roaring 20s, what was NOT new in women's lives?

This provided welfare and work for unemployed citizens.

President Roosevelt gave radio addresses called ___.

What new game was very popular during the Great Depression?