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The Roaring 20's and Great Depression (4th Grade)
The Roaring 20's and Great Depression (4th Grade)
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1
October 29, 1929 was known as...
Good Friday
Early Out Wednesday
Black Tuesday
Black Friday
2
The 1920's were a time of hope because of...
The stock market crash
The end of WW1
The invention of music
The start of WW2
3
What was the Dust Bowl?
A rainstorm that lasted 6 days.
A severe drought that gripped the Great Plains in the 1930s.
The bottom of a vacuum cleaner.
The cereal they ate during the Great Depression.
4
The popular genre of music during the Roaring 20's was...
Jazz
Country
Pop
Blues
5
What were the shantytowns called during the Great Depression?
Roosevelt Rooms
Hoovervilles
Coolidge Cabins
Lincoln Layouts
6
Who was President of the United States when the Great Depression began?
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Hoover
John Adams
Bill Clinton
7
The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote.
True
False
8
The Great Depression ended with the start of World War II.
True
False
9
Who won the 1932 presidential election?
John F. Kennedy
Gerald Ford
Grover Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
10
After the Stock Market Crash of 1929, Americans...
All of the above
Withdrew all their money from the banks
Learned how to dance
Quit their jobs
11
The 1920's was referred to as...
The Roaring 20's
The Early Depression
The Funny 20's
The Jazzy 20's
12
The New Deal was a series of laws, programs, and government agencies that helped the country deal with the Depression.
False
True
13
Though we know there was no one cause, what signaled the beginning of the Great Depression
Stock Market Crash
The Dust Bowl
Hoovervilles
The Roaring 20's
14
Which of these were an effect of the Great Depression?
All of the Above
Unemployment
Bank Failures
Homelessness
15
Mass production of products like __________ lowered prices, making them available to the average middle-class family.
Cars
Apple TVs
Radios
Homes
