WW1
HIS ASSASSINATION STARTED WW1
ARCHDUKE FRANZ FERDINAND
AMERICAN HERO THAT CHANGED THE GAME OF BASEBALL. HE HIT A RECORD 67 HOME RUNS IN 1927
GEORGE HERMAN "BABE" RUTH
Jazz, a new style of music was created It gained prominence through the efforts of this musicians
Louis Armstrong
This was a period of high unemployment and a lack of confidence in financial institutions.
The Great Depression
A series of programs and legislation that was initiated by President Franklin Roosevelt, was developed to provide economic assistance to struggling Americans and to bring an end to the Great Depression.
The New Deal
THIS SHIP WAS SUNK BY GERMANY AND CAUSED UNITED STATES TO ENTER WW1
LUSITANIA
HE INVENTED THE ASSEMBLY LINE FOR MASS PRODUCTION
HENRY FORD
This writer's work is associated with the Harlem Renaissance
Langston Hughes
served hot meals to the unemployed and homeless
Soup Kitchens
Established in 1933 to employ young men, worked to preserve natural resources and areas, with the goal of conservation for future generations.
Civilian Conservation Corps
HE WAS THE LEADER OF THE GERMAN ARMY
ADOLPH HITLER
HE TOOK THE FIRST NONSTOP TRANSATLANTIC FIGHT
CHARLES LINDBERG
People associated with the movement also began to promote the ideas and beliefs associated with this movement
The Civil Rights Movement
President of the United States, was blamed for not assisting struggling Americans.
Herbert Hoover
Established in 1933 to rejuvenate the supported farmers in investigating modern farming practices, and created a network of dams and power plants that supplied electricity to a large region that had never seen it before
Tennessee River Valley Authority
THIS ENDED WW1
TREATY OF VERSAILLES
THIS INVENTION CHANGED AMERICAN ENTERTAINMENT
RADIO
African-Americans from the South to the North as well as the congregation of many writers, artists, and thinkers in New York City’s Harlem neighborhood
The Great Migration
As a result of this, many farmers mortgaged their homes and farms. Without sellable crops, they were unable to repay their loans.
Dust Bowls
Established in 1935, the largest of the New Deal programs affected the lives of millions of Americans. It provided jobs for over 8.5 million unemployed people, and simultaneously allowed for the development of the American infrastructure, especially public buildings and roads.
Works Progress Administration:
THE UNITED STATES BELIEVED PRACTICE THIS POLICY IN ORDER TO REMAIN NEUTRAL IN WW1
ISOLATIONISM
WHAT ENDED THE DECADE OF GROWTH AND PROSPERITY FOR THE ROARING 20's
THE STOCK MARKET CRASH OF 1929
This New York City neighborhood is where thinkers, authors and musicians congregated
Harlem
Many Americans saw the 1932 election this president as a turning point that would bring renewed prosperity to the country.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
He, along with several other African American or Black athletes, was selected for the United States Olympic team.
Jesse Owens