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People (for Matching):
Who was Nicola Sacco?
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were Italian immigrants convicted of murder in an unfair trial.
People (for Matching):
Who was Babe Ruth?
NY Yankee baseball great who became one of the most popular people in the country
People (for Matching):
Who was Charles Lindbergh?
pilot who was the first to fly solo (alone) across the Atlantic Ocean
People (for Matching):
Who was Henry Ford?
millionaire automaker who made use of the assembly line in his factories
People (for Matching):
Who was Al Capone?
gangster who controlled the illegal sale of alcohol during Prohibition
What President said "The business of America is busness?"
Calvin Coolidge
The 1920s:
The '20s were a period of ______________________.
business growth in which many new products were introduced (a consumer revolution) and people bought many products on installments.
The 1920s:
What do you call the anti-immigrant feelings that many people had in the 20's?
And what group used terror and fear against African-Americans and immigrants?
nativism;
the Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
The 1920s:
What was the result of Prohibition?
People continued to drink alcohol that was sold illegally by bootleggers (criminals). So, the U.S. later ended Prohibition.
The 1920s:
Why were they called "The Roaring '20s"?
It was an era of great economic and social change.
The 1920s:
What trial represented a clash between new scientific ideas (evolution) and traditional religious ideas from the Bible?
the Scopes "Monkey" Trial
Great Depression:
When did it begin?
when the stock market crashed
Great Depression:
Who was president when it began?
What did people call the shantytowns (villages of huts) where people who had lost their real homes lived?
Herbert Hoover:
Hoovervilles
Great Depression:
What group of people was most affected by the Dust Bowl?
farmers
Great Depression:
In 1932, the U.S. elected a new president. Who was he?
What did he call his program to deal with the problems of the Depression?
Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR);
the New Deal
Great Depression:
What was one of the biggest problems?
high unemployment (many people had lost their jobs)
Great Depression/New Deal:
In many New Deal projects, the government built dams, bridges, and roads. What was an important goal of those projects?
to put Americans back to work by creating jobs
Great Depression/New Deal:
The system of Social Security was created. Who does it help?
older, retired workers (by paying them a pension; $ they receive after retirement)