1920s Economy & Government
1920s Culture
The Great Depression
The New Deal
WHO AM I?
100

In the 1920s wealth was __________ distributed.

unevenly

100

What group symbolized new freedoms for women in the 1920s?

Flappers

100

What event in 1929 triggered the Great Depression?

Stock Market Crash

100

What president created the New Deal?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

100

I fought for civil rights and supported my husband’s New Deal policies. I changed the role of First Lady forever.

Eleanor Roosevelt

200

What risky practice involved borrowing money to buy stocks?

Buying on the Margin

200

What law banned alcohol in the United States?

18th amendment

200

What were makeshift communities called during the Depression?

Hoovervilles

200

What are the three goals of the New Deal? (Hint they all start with R)

Relief, Recovery, Reform

200

I was president during the early years of the Great Depression and believed in limited government action.

Herbert Hoover

300

Hardings plan for a return to traditional life with less government and less global involvement

"Return to Normalcy"

300

What amendment gave women the right to vote?

19th amendment
300

What was the unemployment rate at its peak during the Depression?

25 percent

300

What program insured bank deposits?

The FDIC
300

I believed African Americans should build their own communities and even promoted a return to Africa.

Marcus Garvey

400

What problem occurred when farmers produced too many crops after WWI?

Prices dropped and farmers went into debt

400

What cultural movement celebrated African American identity in Harlem?

Harlem Renaissance

400

What environmental disaster forced farmers to move west?

The Dust Bowl

400

 What program gave jobs building roads and public works?

The WPA

400

I wrote poetry during the Harlem Renaissance that captured the struggles and pride of African Americans, often inspired by jazz rhythms and everyday life.

Langston Hughes

500

What type of economic policy favored less government regulation of business?

Laissez faire economics

500

What famous trial showed conflict between science and religion?

Scopes Trial or the Monkey Trial

500

A group of WWI veterans, families, and activists who marched on Washington, D.C., in 1932, demanding early payment of promised bonuses to survive the Great Depression

The Bonus Army

500

How many trees did the CCC plant between 1933 and 1942?

3 to 3.5 billion

500

I was a famous gangster who made money during Prohibition and claimed I was just supplying public demand.

Al Capone

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