Prohibition of Alcohol
Arts and Culture change with the times
Consumers, Credit, and Convenience
Huey.P.long
Great Depression
100

Leading up to the 1920s what was Americas relationship with alcohol.

Alcohol was loved and people drunk it everyday.
100

Which athlete helped make baseball the most popular sport?

Babe Ruth

100

Which household appliance helped power companies expand their business?

Toaster, refrigerator

100

Who was Huey P. Long

Huey P. Long was the Governor of Louisiana and a U.S. Senator known for his populist policies aimed at reducing income inequality.

100

What caused the Stock Market Crash of 1929?

when a large group of people withdrew from their stocks, causing others to panic and withdraw more.

200

What was made illegal with the passing of the 18th amendment?

The manufacture, transport, and sell of alcoholic beverages was made illegal.

200

what was the main inspiration for Ernest Hemingway's writing 

The way disillusioned by the distraction and inhumanity of ww1 and the western society.

200

How did refrigerator companies make their product accessible to the average American?

They offered consumers the option of buying on credit.

200

What was Huey P. Long’s political philosophy?

Long advocated for wealth redistribution, government intervention, and social programs to support the poor.

200

What are some reasons Americans doubted the stability of the banking system?

1. collapsing economy

2. Numerous bank failures

300

How did he temperance movement affect the lives of immigrants in the U.S.?

Hostility increased towards them as they opened breweries to keep the traditions of their homeland alive.

300

Who are the most famous artists during the 1920s and 1930s?

Jacob Lawrence and Augusta Savage

300

How did the increase in household appliances impact women who were homemakers?

The expectations for them increased.

300

What was Huey P. Long’s “Share Our Wealth” program

The program proposed taxing the rich to fund benefits like guaranteed incomes, free education, and healthcare for the poor.

300

How did the U.S. implement protectionism in its trade with other countries?

They placed high tariffs on imported goods.

400

How did speakeasies contribute to the amount of organized crime during Prohibition?

Speakeasies were able to grow and the organizations fought for control over cities, further increasing crime.

400

What are two of Amelia Earhart's biggest accomplishments?

1. first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean

2. first woman to fly solo across the Pacific Ocean

400

What caused demand for products to fall throughout the 1920s?

The income inequality increased, causing demand for products to fall.

400

What role did Huey Long play in Louisiana's politics

As governor, Long improved infrastructure and gained support from the poor while consolidating power through patronage.

400

What caused the Midwestern area to be known as the Dust Bowl?

A long drought caused severe soil erosion. This soil blew away and formed large clouds of dust.

500

What did women like Frances Willard want to include in the WCTU's agenda.

They wanted to include women's suffrage in the Agenda.

500

how many gold medals did Jesse Owens earn in the 1936 Olymipcs

He won 4 medals in field and track

500

How did higher tariffs on exported goods affect the U.S. government relationships with other countries?

It discouraged other countries from purchasing American products.

500

How did Huey P. Long rise to power

He rose by opposing the state's elite, advocating for the working class, and using powerful speeches to gain widespread support.

500

What is buying stocks on margin?

When using borrowed money to buy stocks.

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