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Prohibition to Great Depression
Prohibition to Great Depression
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1919-1930
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1
What did the 21st Amendment do?
It gave people free food if they needed it.
It ended the Prohibition
It arrested all the bootleggers
It started the Prohibition era
2
What is one of the nicknames given to the stock market crash?
Blue Tuesday
Black Tuesday
Black Wednesday
Green Friday
3
Who was the Democratic candidate in the 1932 Presidential election?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George W. Bush
Herbert Hoover
4
What was an important aspect of the Harlem Renaissance during the 1920s?
The Black culture was reinvented
African Americas who supported Prohibition
Many African Americans expressing themselves through dance and song
When African Americans moved into cities to find jobs
5
Illegal bars during Prohibition were called Speakeasies.
True
False
6
In Paris, there was a group of American ______, or people who leave their country to live somewhere else, in the 1920s.
Expatriates
Cupcake Makers
Bootleggers
Anarchists
7
Who was the president when the Great Depression started?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Harry S. Truman
8
What was a bootlegger?
Criminals who brought joke books made in other countries to the U.S.
Criminals who brought inventions made in other countries to the U.S.
Criminals who brought alcohol made in other countries to the U.S.
Criminals who brought cake and candy made in other countries to the U.S.
9
Which Amendment allowed all American women to vote?
22nd Amendment
15th Amendment
19th Amendment
16th Amendment
10
This act banned the manufacture, transportation and sale of alcohol in America.
The Great Alcohol Rid
Prohibition
No Alcohol Act
Fundamentalism
11
Select all the following that are characteristics of a flapper:
rebellious, fun, and energetic
Over 60 years old
Wore make up
smoked and drank in public areas
12
Which Amendment outlawed the manufacturing, sale, and transportation of alcohol.
15th Amendment
22nd Amendment
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
13
Click all that apply to what Prohibition created.
Less alcohol related deaths.
Less Crime and more money was being made by everyone
Growth of speakeasies which meant more profit for bootleggers
Organized/More Crime
14
For many Americans, the 1920's were a time of...
Prosperity
Weird music
death
Poverty
15
Who was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean in 1928?
Susan Lin Chin
Amelia Earhart
Emmeline Pankhurst
Jane Austen
16
What weather conditions
DIDN'T
cause the "Dust Bowl"?
Volcanic eruptions
Dust Storms
No rain
drought
17
Which area located in the U.S. was known as the "Dust Bowl"?
southwest
Northtown
Midwest
northeast
18
Who began the music technique called Jazz?
African Americans
Southern Americans
European musicians
Mexican musicians
19
Which invention allowed news to be reached out to large crowds in a short amount of time?
The Pizza
The Television
The telegram
The radio
20
___________ was a famous gangster during the 1920s prohibition era.
Marcus Garvey
Charlie Chaplin
Babe Ruth
Al Capone
21
What year did the stock market crash?
1837
1919
1918
1927
22
In the 1920s the telephone allowed people all over America to listen to the same programs.
True
False
23
What was a popular form of music that was associated with the Roaring Twenties?
Jazz
Country
Pop
Rock
24
What economic industry fell into crisis in the early 1920s, due to less demand and lower prices for food after WW1?
Supermarkets
Steel manufactures
Farmers
Oil Producers
25
During the Great Migration which way did the African Americans move from?
South to Noland
East to West
South to North
North to South