1920s Tech
Harlem Renaissance
1920s Culture
Great Depression
New Deal
100

This helped power homes and keep them lit at night.

What is Electricity? (Accept Electric Lightbulb)

100

This type of music originated in New Orleans and spread across the country during the 1920s.

What is Jazz?

100

He wrote the Great Gatsby, a novel about wealth and prosperity.

Who is F. Scott Fitzgerald?

100

He was president for the first 4 years of the Great Depression.

Who is Herbert Hoover?

100

He defeated Herbert Hoover in a landslide election of 1932 to become president.

Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?

200

The last name of the brothers who successfully flew the first airplane.

What is Wright?

200

He was a poet who fought against racism and urged African Americans to be proud of their heritage.

Who is Langston Hughes?

200

She painted urban scenes, along with scenes of nature in the southwest.

Who is Georgia O'Keefe?

200

This was the day in which the Stock Marked crashed.

What is Black Tuesday? (bonus 200 points if you can name the exact date)

200

These three programs, each beginning with "R" greatly influenced the New Deal.

What are Relief, Recovery, and Reform?

300

These became a widespread form of entertainment for Americans during the 1920s.

What are motion pictures/movies?

300

He was the most famous jazz musician of all time, known for his trumpet play.

Who is Louis Armstrong?

300

He wrote the Grapes of Wrath, a story about the hardships of migrant workers in California.

Who is John Steinbeck?

300

This was the name given to the series of dust storms in the Great Plains during the 1930s.

What is the Dust Bowl?

300

This policy gave money to Americans who were unable to work because of age or disability.

What is Social Security?

400

These became much more affordable thanks to mass production by the assembly line.

What are cars?

400

He was a famous pianist who created "Big Band Jazz."

Who is Duke Ellington?

400

These rebellious women went against social norms and advocated for women's freedom.

Who are flappers?

400

Approximately 1 in every ______ Americans was unemployed at the height of the Great Depression.

What is 4?

400

This organization was established to help build public facilities such as roads, parks, schools, and hospitals.

What is the Works Progress Administration (WPA)?

500

This actor was incredibly popular in silent films during the 1920s.

Who is Charlie Chaplin?

500

She was the highest-paid female singer during the 1920s (sang blues).

Who is Bessie Smith?

500

He combined jazz and classical music to create a uniquely American genre of music.

Who is Aaron Copland?

500

This tariff was the highest in American history and caused a trade war with many other countries.

What is the Hawley-Smoot Tariff?

500

This policy insures up to $250,000 to each American if their money is lost by the banks.

What is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation? (FDIC)

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