Roaring 20s
The Great Depression
Huey Long
WWII
WWII Part II
100

Cultural movement celebrating Black art and music.

Harlem Renaissance

100

This 1929 event triggered the Great Depression.

Wall Street Crash of 1929

100

This nickname reflected his populist leadership style

“The Kingfish”

100

This 1939 invasion started World War II in Europe

Invasion of Poland

100

This battle was a turning point on the Eastern Front against Germany.

Battle of Stalingrad

200

This amendment started Prohibition in 1920

18th Amendment

200

This economic problem occurred when businesses produced more goods than people could buy.

overproduction

200

Long later served in this national legislative body.

U.S. Senate

200

This treaty after World War I helped set the stage for WWII.

Treaty of Versailles

200

This 1944 invasion opened a second front in Europe.

Aka, Operation Overlord (Normandy, Omaha Beach) 

D-Day?

300

This 1933 amendment ended Prohibition

21st Amendment

300

Shantytowns built by homeless people were given this nickname referencing the president.

Hoovervilles

300

This was the name of Long’s plan to redistribute wealth

Share Our Wealth

300

This policy allowed aggressive nations to expand to avoid conflict.

appeasement

300

1.) This U.S. president led the nation for most of WWII.

2.) This British prime minister inspired his nation with speeches. 

3.) This Soviet leader commanded the USSR during the war. 

4.) This U.S. president made the decision to use atomic weapons. 

5.) This Japanese emperor was the symbolic leader of Japan.  

1.) Franklin D. Roosevelt 

2.) Winston Churchill 

3.) Joseph Stalin 

4.) Harry Truman 

5.) Hirohito 

400

This amendment granted women the right to vote

Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution

400

This environmental disaster forced many farmers to leave the Great Plains.

Dust Bowl

400

Long proposed limiting personal fortunes to this general idea.

What is a wealth cap (or maximum income/wealth limits)

400

This alliance included Germany, Italy, and Japan.

Axis Powers

400

This group of Americans was forced into ____________ camps.

1.) Japanese Americans 

2.) Internment 

500

This New York street became synonymous with the stock market

Wall Street

500

This act created a system to support retired workers.

Social Security Act

500

Long’s legacy is debated as both a champion of the poor and this type of leader.

Why was he considered controversial? 

Populist

 

500

This 1941 attack brought the U.S. into WWII.

Attack on Pearl Harbor

500

1.) This project developed the atomic bomb.

2.) These two Japanese cities were hit with atomic bombs.

1.) Manhattan Project

2.) Hiroshima and Nagasaki

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