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What is a flapper?

Rebellious women - move forward 1 space

When was the 19th amendment adopted?

1920 - move forward 2 spaces

Did women begin to wear more or less clothes in the early 1900s?

Less - move forward 1 space

When could women vote in all elections?

1920 - move forward 2 spaces

Define demographics

Population statistics (race/income) - move forward 1 space

How many people were at school in 1930?

4.4 million - move forward 2 spaces

Where did African Americans move in the early 1900s?

To the North - move forward 1 space

Define barrio:

Spanish-speaking neighborhood - move forward 1 space

Did suburbs grow or shrink in the 1900s?

Grow - move forward 1 space

Why did morals change in 1920?

People desired to be heroes - move forward 2 spaces

How much money was the prize for flying from New York to Paris?

$25,000 - move forward 3 spaces

When did Amelia Earhart fly across the Atlantic?

1928 - move forward 2 spaces

Who was a sport hero in the 1920s?

George Herman "Babe" Ruth - move forward 1 space

Where did filmmakers move to in 1900s?

Hollywood - move forward 1 space

Mass _____

Media - move forward 1 space

How many tickets were sold a week in theaters in early 1900s?

80 million - move forward 3 spaces

Did the amount of newspaper sold in early 1900s increase or decrease?

Increase - move forward 1 space

Who was Guglielmo Marconi?

Italian physicist - move forward 3 spaces

Which people came up with jazz?

African Americans - move forward 1 space

How much air time on the radio was dedicated to jazz?

2/3 of air time - move forward 3 spaces

When was the Jazz Age?

1920s - move forward 2 spaces

How many clubs in Harlem in 1920s?

About 500 - move forward 3 spaces

Who was George Gershwin?

He composed "Rhapsody in Blue" - move forward 3 spaces

Who was Edward Hopper?

Painter - move forward 3 spaces


Who was Sinclair Lewis?

Modern Writer - move forward 1 space

Define: Lost Generation

Group of people disconnected from cultures and values - move forward 2 spaces

Define: Harlem Renaissance

African American literary awakening - move forward 2 spaces

What was the 18th amendment?

Prohibition of alcohol - move forward 2 spaces

Name a goal of the 18th amendment

No abuse by drunkeness; no saloons; no accidents from alcohol - move forward 2 spaces

Define: Bootlegger

Those who illegally drank (usually with flasks) - move forward 1 space

Define: Speakeasies

Illegally opperrated bars - move forward 1 space

How many bombs were let off in Chicago?

157 - move forward 3 spaces

Who made $60 million/year from bootlegging?

Al Capone - move forward 1 space

Teaching what in school caused conflicts?

Religion - move forward 1 space

Define: fundamentalism

Stated set of beliefs - move forward 1 space

What year was the Scopes Trial?

1925 - move forward 2 spaces

What was the Great Migration?

Blacks moving North - move forward 2 spaces

When was the Red Summer?

1919 - move forward 2 spaces

Who revived the KKK?

Colonel William J. Simmons - move forward 3 spaces

How many reported lynchings in 1929?

10 - move forward 3 spaces

Where was Marcus Garvey from?

Jamaica - move forward 3 spaces

When was Sheppard-Towner Act passed?

1921 - move forward 2 spaces

What does ERA stand for?

Equal Rights Amendment - move forward 2 spaces

What year did Jeanette Rankin win an election?

1916 - move forward 3 spaces

Who flew "The Spirit of St. Louis"?

Charles Lindbergh - move forward 3 spaces

Jack Dempsey played what sport?

Boxing - move forward 2 spaces

Jim Thorpe played what sport?

Football - move forward 3 spaces

Gertrude Ederle played what sport?

Tennis - move forward 2 spaces

Who was Cecil B. Demille?

Filmmaker - move forward 2 spaces

What was the first sound film?

"The Jazz Singer" - move forward 2 spaces

Over 200 million copies of what were old?

Saturday Evening Post - move forward 2 spaces

Who was Guglielmo Marconi?

Physicist - move forward 2 spaces

Who was Duke Ellington?

Composer/band leader - move forward 2 spaces

When were Louis Armstrong, George Gershwin, and Georgia O'Keefe beginning to get popular?

1920s - move forward 1 space

Jazz was unpopular in Harlem - True or False?

False - move forward 1 space

F. Scott Fitzgerald, Eugene O'Neil, and James Weldon Johnson were _______

Writers - move forward one space

Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes lived in New York - True or False

True - move forward one space

What did Clearence Darrow strongly support?

Free speech - move forward 2 spaces

William Jennings Bryan was a fundamentalist - true or false?

True - move forward 2 spaces

What was the collapse of stock markets in 1929 called?

The Great Crash - move forward 1 space

What is a nation's business cycle?

A span in which the economy grows then contracts - move forward 2 spaces

Name 3 of the 8 ripple effects of the crash of the stock market

Risky loans hurt banks, consumer borrowing bank runs, bank failures, wiped out savings, cuts in production, rise of unemployment, and further cuts in production - move forward 2 spaces

How long did the Great Depression last?

From 1929 - 1941 - move forward 1 space

How many shares were sold on Black Tuesday?

16.4 million - move forward 2 spaces

What was the Daw Jones Industrial average?

An average in stock prices of major industries - move forward 2 spaces

What do you call homeless shelters?

Hoovervilles - move forward 1 space

What did they call the southern great plains region?

The Dust Bowl - move forward 1 space

Where would farmers go to bid pennies on land and machines?

Penny auctions - move forward 1 space

Which amendment repels prohibition?

21st - move forward 1 space

When was the Hawley Smobt Tariff passed?

1930 - move forward 2 spaces

How did government receive credit to a number of institutions?

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation - move forward 2 spaces

The name of 20,000 WWII jobless vets and their families were called ______

Bonus army - move forward 2 spaces

What is GNP short for?

Gross National Product - move forward 1 space

What is collateral?

An item of value that a borrower agrees to forfeit to the tender if they can't repay the loan - move forward 2 space

Which term regulates money circulation and cuts interest rates to spur economic growth?

Federal reserve system - move forward 2 spaces

What were severe storms during the dry years called?

Black blizzards - move forward 1 space

Where in the US is the place where the Scottsboro Boys take place?

Alabama - move forward 2 spaces

What were people called that witnessed the Depression in all parts of country firsthand called?

Hobos - move forward 1 space

Another name for newspaper is _________________

Hoover blankets - move forward 2 spaces

What was the worlds tallest building at this time?

Empire State - move forward 1 space

When was the Agricultural Marketing Act passed?

1929 - move forward 3 spaces

What s the original name of the Hoover Dam?

Boulder Dam - move forward 1 space

Which act discounted mortgage rates?

Home Loan Bank Act - move forward 2 spaces

Who was John Maynard Keynes?

A British economist - move forward 3 spaces

Who was General Douglas MacArthur?

He was a general who used to drive marches out of Washington - move forward 3 spaces

What was Franklin Roosevelt's press-given nickname?

FDR - move forward 1 space

What was Franklin Roosevelt's promise to the country in 1931?

The New Deal - move forward 1 space

Who was Franklin Roosevelt's wife?

Eleanor Roosevelt - move forward 1 space

Name the two men running for presidency in 1932.

Hoover and Roosevelt - move forward 1 space

Which people were negatively effected by the New Deal?

African Americans and women - move forward 1 space

Name the major critics against the New Deal:

American Liberty League - move forward 2 spaces

What is nationalism?

Government takeover of banks and distribution of wealth - move forward 2 spaces

Who developed Share-Our-Wealth?

Huey Long - move forward 2 spaces

Define Deficit spending

Paying out more money from annual federal budget than government receives in revenues - move forward 2 spaces

Roosevelt wanted to change the number of supreme courts - true or false?

True - move forward 1 space

James Agee was a painter - true or false?

False - move forward 1 space

Define Recession:

Period of slow business activity - move forward 2 spaces

Define National Debt

Total money the federal government borrows - move forward 1 space

Define revenue

income - move forward 1 space

When was Wagner Act passed?

1935 - move forward 2 spaces

Congress of Industrial Organization was a _________

Coalition - move forward 2 spaces

What's a strike where workers don't work but do not leave the building?

Sit-down strike - move forward 1 space

Congress aided artists with federal funds during Great Depression - true or false?

True - move forward 1 space

Zora Neale Hurston was a writer - true or false?

False - move forward 1 space

Radio was a major source of entertainment - true or false?

True - move forward 1 space

Federal Art Project painted 2000 murals - true or false?

True - move forward 1 space

The New Deal disappeared after the Great Depression - true or false?

False - move forward 1 space

Many public buildings were made during the New Deal - true or false?

True - move forward 1 space

When did congress and the social security administration amendments get passed?

1939 - move forward 2 space

Eleanor was whose wife?

Franklin Roosevelt's - move forward 1 space

The 20th Amendment gave women the right to vote - true or false?

False - move forward 1 space

_______ Banking Act

Emergency - move forward 2 spaces

When did "Bank Holiday" end?

March 15 - move forward 3 spaces

What is FDIC?

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - move forward 2 spaces

Federal __________ Act

Securities - move forward 2 spaces

What is SEC?

Securities and Exchange Commission - move forward 2 spaces

What is FERA?

Federal Emergency Relief Administration - move forward 2 spaces

Civil Works Administration was set up when?

November 1933 - move forward 3 spaces

When was the Indian Reorganization Act passed?

1934 - move forward 2 spaces

What was the primary New Deal agency?

National Recovery Agency - move forward 2 spaces

What corporation was established to refinance home mortgage?

Home Owners Loan Corporation - move forward 2 spaces

What organization was made to stabilize housing standards and conditions?

Federal Housing Administration - move forward 2 spaces

Roosevelt was the first president to appoint a woman to his cabinet - true or false?

True - move forward 1 space

FDR's wife's name was Edith - true or false?

False - move forward 1 space

In 1935 FDR launched a new activity known as what?

Second New Deal - move forward 1 space

The National Labor Relation Act is also known as:

Wagner Act - move forward 2 spaces

The Wagner Act legalized what?

Collective bargains and closed shops - move forward 3 spaces

What provided financial security?

Social Security System - move forward 1 spaces

How did Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt restore the nation's hope?

Promising the New Deal - move forward 1 space

A Time period when Roosevelt pushed programs to provide relief, create jobs, and stimulate economic recovery was known as what?

Hundred Days - move forward 1 space

What was the government funded project to build new work areas?

Public Works Program - move forward 1 space

What group was sent to maintain forest, beaches, and parks?

Civilian Conservation Corporation - move forward 2 spaces

What did the Agricultural Adjustment Administration try to do?

Raise farm prices - move forward 2 spaces

What did the TVA do?

Create jobs in the country's least developed ares - move forward 2 spaces

What does UAW stand for?

United automobile workers - move forward 2 spaces

Who wrote "Of Mice and Men"?

John Steinbeck - move forward 1 space

Government fund written work was what?

The Federal writers project - move forward 2 spaces

FITB _____ Security

Social - move forward 1 space

PWA was led by Harold L. Ickles - true or false?

True - move forward 1 space

Frances Perkins was US security of _______

Labor - move forward 2 spaces

Mary Bethane started a private school for who?

African Americans - move forward 1 space

Which organization put mostly unskilled men to work?

Work Progress Administration - move forward 2 spaces

Was there more than one New Deal?

Yes - move forward 1 space

The organization that brought electricity to rural areas was what?

Rural Electrician Administration - move forward 1 space

FITB National______ Relations Board

Labor - move forward 2 spaces

What act raised income tax?

Revenue Act of 1935 - move forward 2 spaces

Father Coughlin was a priest and what?

Political leader - move forward 1 space

Reforming a bill is also known as a what?

Court packing - move forward 2 spaces

What does AFLCIO stand for?

American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organization - move forward 2 spaces

What were the 3 parts of the meaning of communism?

A single political party controlled the government, government owned all land, the needs of the country came before the needs of individuals - move forward 3 spaces

The United states faced a fear of communism and other political ideas during what?

Red Scare - move forward 1 space

A policy called isolationism had americans avoiding blank and blank alliances with foreign countries

Political and economic - move forward 2 spaces

What is disarmament?

Nations of the world voluntarily give up their weapons - move forward 1 space

What is a quota?

A numerical limit on immigrants of a certain ethnicity - move forward 2 spaces

What was the worst Hardings administrations scandal?

Teapot Dome Scandal - move forward 2 spaces

How many nations pledged not to use the threat of war under the Kellogg Brand pact?

Fifteen - move forward 2 spaces

Large amounts of spending by individuals helped develop a blank economy?

Consumer economy - move forward 1 space

Customers given the right to make small payments on an item was called the what?

Installment plan - move forward 2 spaces

What does GNP stand for and mean?

Gross National Product and total amount of goods and services a country produces annually - move forward 2 spaces

What happens in an assembly line?

Workers do specialized task in the construction of a final product - move forward 1 space

The new approach to labor relations became known as the what?

Welfare capitalism - move forward 1 space

The climb in stock price and value encouraged what?

Speculation - move forward 1 space

To attract the less wealthy stockbrokers allowed people to buy a fraction of stock which became known as what?

Buying on margin - move forward 2 spaces

What was a major promise President Warren Harding made in his campaign?

Return of normalcy - move forward 1 space

What does USSR stand for?

Soviet Union or Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - move forward 1 space

Vladmir Lennin was a leader of what country's government?

Russia's - move forward 1 space

What court case decided the decision concerning enforcement of the Espionage act?

Schenk vs US - move forward 2 spaces

Gitlow vs. New York concerned which amendments of the Constitution

Fourteenth and first - move forward 2 spaces

The blank were attempts by the United States Department of Justice to arrest and deport radical leftists, especially anarchists, from the United States.

Palmer Raids - move forward 1 space

Who were the two anarchist convicted of murder at a shoe factory?

Sacco and Vanzetti - move forward 2 spaces

On September 9th which genera of officers went on strike to raise wages Fire Fighters, Police, or paramedics?

Police - move forward 1 space

What does AFL and UMW stand for?

American Federation of Labor and University of Mary Washington - move forward 2 spaces

The _______ was an attempt in 1924 to solve the reparations problem, which had bedeviled international politics following World War I and the Treaty of Versaille

Dawes Plan - move forward 1 space

Name one of three names the Immigration act of 1924 is referred to as

National origins act, Johnson-Reed act, Asian Exclusion Act - move forward 2 spaces

Who was the 30th president of the US?

Calvin Coolidge - move forward 1 space

Laissez fair helped free transaction from what?

Government - move forward 1 space

Who was the 31st president of the US?

Herbert Hoover - move forward 1 space

What was Henry Fords most well known invention?

Model T Automobile - move forward 1 space

Who headed the construction of the Empire State Building?

John J. Raskob - move forward 2 spaces

Andrew W. Mellon came from a family of poverty - true or false?

False - move forward 1 space

The _______ was a controversial plan in the 1920s to subsidize American agriculture by raising the domestic prices of farm products.

The McNary–Haugen Farm Relief Act - move forward 2 spaces

You got drafted - move back 2 spaces and lose a turn

The Great Depression hit - lose all of your money

You got hit by a model t - move back 2 spaces

The Great Depression ended - move forward 2 spaces and gain $100

Cut to minimum wage - lose all your money

You got wounded in war - move back 2 spaces

Your mortgage got decreased - gain $100

Electricity is available at your house now - move forward 2 spots

You got a job at a factory - move forward 2 spaces

Black Blizzard struck - lose a turn

A police caught you bootlegging - lose a turn

You got promoted - gain $100