The Roaring Twenties x2 if you awnser
Great Depression Causes
Great Depression Effects
The New Deal
Important People x2 if you anwser
100
What is one technology from the roaring twenties?
Automobile, radio, movies
100

What was "Black Tuesday"?

The day that the stock market crashed.

100

People did not have a lot of money during the Depression. Because of this, they bought fewer products. When fewer products were being bought, what happened to the factories?

They either closed or cut down on production (produced less products.)

100

What were the 3 major goals of the New Deal?

The 3 Rs- Relief, Recovery, and Reform!

100
This president was famous for coming up with the New Deal.
Franklin Roosevelt.
200
How did radio change American culture?
It became a form of entertainment.
200

There was a surplus of crops after World War I. What does "surplus" mean, and what effect did the surplus have on American farmers?

A surplus is when there is too much of a product. Crop prices fell and farmers lost their jobs.

200

When factories closed and cut back on production, what happened to people who worked at the factories?

People lost their jobs.

200
This New Deal agency provided jobs for young men, gave them a place to live and food to eat, and even sent money home to their family. This agency is most famous for planting trees in public parks.
The CCC (The Civilian Conservation Corps)
200
This president was blamed for the Great Depression.
Herbert Hoover.
300
How did commercials effect American culture?
People started to buy the products that the heard about in commercials.
300

Why did the banks close?

to many people took money out

300

During the Great Depression, crop prices went down even more. What happened because of this?

Farmers lost their jobs because they were not making enough money.

300
This New Deal agency employed people to build roads, schools, bridges, parks, and airports.
The WPA (Works Progress Administration)
300
This person was a famous jazz composer.
Duke Ellington.
400
How did going to the movies changed American culture?
People began to copy the style of their favorite stars.
400

What is a stock? Why did the stock prices fall leading up to the Great Depression?

A stock is a share of a company. Stock prices fell because companies were not making as much money.

400

Americans were unhappy with Herbert Hoover because they blamed him for the Great Depression. What happened because of this.

Franklin Roosevelt was elected in 1932.

400
This agency also provided jobs to people building dams along rivers to prevent flooding and power plants to provide electricity to the region.
TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)
400
This Harlem Renaissance author wrote both prose and poetry, mostly about African American life.
Langston Hughes.
500
What was Prohibition?
The complete ban on the sale, manufacture, and transportation of alcohol.
500

What happened when oil and concrete replaced coal and timber as sources for fuel and construction?

People in coal mines and lumber mills lost their jobs.

500

During the Depression many people lost their homes. They built small homes called shanties out of cheap materials. What were towns of these shanties called?

Hoovervilles.

500
This agency provides a monthly paycheck to the elderly, disabled, and unemployed. The money is collected from employers and employees.
The SSB (Social Security Board)
500
This baseball player set a record for the number of home runs hit in a season and made baseball entertaining for people.
Babe Ruth.
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