Roaring 20s
Race & the 1920s
Stock Market Crash
Great Depression & Reforms
Short Answer & Miscellaneous
100
This term is used to describe young women who embraced new fashions, danced to jazz music, and challenged traditional gender norms in the 1920s. 

Flapper 

100

This was a cultural, artistic, and intellectual movement in the 1920s featuring figures like Langston Hughes, Louis Armstrong, and Duke Ellington. 

Harlem Renaissance 

100

True or False: 

Failing to adequately regulate stock market transactions contributed to the stock market crash. 

TRUE

100

FDR's New Deal reflected his belief that during a depression, the federal government should: 

a) take a passive role in economic recovery 

b) take an active role in economic recovery

B

100

Describe the first step in tackling a short answer question. 

Read and annotate the question 

200

This is why the 1920s are often referred to as the "Roaring 20s."

Social and/or cultural changes

200

The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s is best known for promoting this.

Cultural creativity of African Americans. 

200

This is JUST ONE major cause of the stock market crash (there are two MAJOR causes - just say one). 

two options

200

This is why Hoover and the Republicans in Congress were unable to fix the issues associated with the Great Depression. 

(They relied too heavily on _________) or

(They avoided __________)

Volunteerism 

Large scale government relief programs. 

200

Describe the second step of tackling a short answer question. 

Read and annotate the text/image/etc. 

300

This word describes the illegal manufacture, distribution, and sale of alcohol during the 1920s. 

Bootlegging

300

The immigration quota laws of the 1920s aimed to limit immigration from these parts of the world.

S/E Europe & Asia 

300

This is JUST ONE major cause of the stock market crash (there are two MAJOR causes - just say one).

two options

300

This describes FDR's public works programs. 

Getting people back to work through government jobs (building roads, bridges, dams, etc.).

300

Describe the third step in tackling a short answer question. 

Use your annotations to construct your answer in your own words. Start by restating the question if possible. 

400
This is how prohibition contributed to the rise of organized crime

Criminal groups controlled the illegal alcohol trade (black market) and profited from bootlegging. 

400

This term, highlighting a fear of immigrants and different cultures, was a common factor behind the immigration laws of the 1920s and the resurgence of the KKK.

Nativism 

400

This term describes buying stock on credit. It was a MAJOR CAUSE of the stock market crash. 

Buying on margin 

400

These are the 3 main goals of FDR's New Deal programs. 

Relief, Recovery, and Reform 

400

Point on the front room map where, generally speaking, the Dust Bowl happened. 

Open ended. 

500

This trial highlighted the conflict between science and religion in US society in the 1920s. 

Scopes

500

These are two things that fueled the 1920s resurgence of the KKK. 

Many options. 

500

The stock market crashed during this year. 

1929

500

This was the reason for FDR's reaction to the Supreme Court as shown in this political cartoon. 

New Deal programs were invalidated by SCOTUS 

500

Describe rugged individualism

Many options 

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