1920's
Great Depression
New Deal
Cultural Movements of the 1920's
Great Depression and New Deal
100

This trial in Boston was caused by a rise in nativism across the United States.

Sacco and Vanzetti Trial 

100

This term was associated with the Great Depression because many people had lost their jobs.

Unemployment

100

This was the President who created "The New Deal" 

Franklin D. Roosevelt

100

This cultural movement was described as the celebration of African American culture through music and the arts

Harlem Renaissance

100

This is when factories and farmers produce too many goods. 

Overproduction 

200

This was the fear of communism spreading across the United States and caused restrictions on immigration.

Red Scare

200

This new idea of "Buy Now Pay Later" was a contributing factor to the stock market crash. 

Buying on credit

200

This was when President FDR temporarily closed all of the banks in the United States 

Bank Holiday 

200

This trial was caused by teaching the scientific idea of evolution in the classroom. 

Scopes Trial 

200

This President did NOT believe in using the Federal Government to get the United States out of the Great Depression 

President Herbert Hoover

300

This group of individuals did not feel the prosperity that the rest of Americans felt during the "Roaring 20's" 

Farmers

300

This event was caused by overfarming and poor weather conditions.

The Dust Bowl

300

These messages were given through the radio by President FDR to raise the spirits of the American public. 

Fireside Chats

300

This amendment was very hard to police due to the American publics rebelling nature. 

Prohibition 

300

These were run-down, makshift homes built by the homeless during the Great Depression

Hoovervilles

400

The United States decided not to join this group after World War I. 

League of Nations

400

This area was where the Dust Bowl occurred. 

Great Plains 

400

This Federal Program established a national pension system funded by employees and employers to protect the well-being of the citizens and the economy. 

Social Security Act

400

This cultural movement was the movement of African Americans from the rural south to northern cities

Great Migration 

400

This New Deal program aimed to provide jobs and income to the millions of Americans who were unemployed. 

Works Progress Administration 

500

This was the belief to have preference towards native-born Americans and caused hate groups to form in America.

Nativism 

500

This is another slogan for "buying on credit" that contributed to the start of the Great Depression

Buying on Margin 

500

Compared to Herbert Hoover, President FDR believed in using this key factor to get the United States out of the Great Depression rather than relying on charities.  

Federal Government 

500

These women were known for their flamboyant style of dress, progressive attitudes and modernized morals 

Flappers

500

This poor weather condition contributed to the farmers failure in the Great Depression.

Severe Drought

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