WW 1
WW 1 at Home and Abroad
The Roaring 20s
The Great Depression Begins
Hoover and the Early Responses
FDR and the New Deal
100

Nationalism, Imperialism, and Militarism are three of these major forces that led to WWI.

What are the main causes of World War I?

100

This act instituted the draft in the U.S. during WWI.

 What was the Selective Service Act?

100

This musical and cultural movement flourished in Harlem during the 1920s.

 What was the Harlem Renaissance?

100

 This day in October 1929 marked the beginning of the stock market crash.

 What was Black Tuesday?

100

Hoover’s 1932 government loan program to banks and businesses.

 What was the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC)?

100

FDR’s radio broadcasts aimed at calming the public were called these.

What were Fireside Chats?

200

This heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne was assassinated, triggering WWI.

Who was Archduke Ferdinand?

200

This U.S. board coordinated industrial production during the war.

 What was the War Industries Board?

200

This illegal industry expanded as a result of Prohibition.

 What was organized crime?

200

These three economic problems helped trigger the Great Depression.

What are overproduction, wage stagnation, and credit dependence?

200

This tariff act worsened global trade during the Depression.

 What was the Smoot-Hawley Tariff?

200

This New Deal agency built dams and modernized the South.

 What was the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)?

300

This alliance included Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.

What were the Central Powers?

300

This wartime movement saw African Americans migrate from the South to Northern cities.

What was the Great Migration?

300

This generation of disillusioned writers included Hemingway and Fitzgerald.

Who were the Lost Generation?

300

These institutions collapsed as people defaulted on loans.

What were banks?

300

This nickname was given to shantytowns that symbolized Hoover’s inaction.

 What were Hoovervilles?

300

This New Deal act provided pensions and unemployment insurance.

 What was the Social Security Act?

400

This 1915 event, in which 128 Americans died, helped push the U.S. toward war.

 What was the sinking of the Lusitania?

400

These weapons transformed the nature of WWI battles.

What are machine guns, poison gas, tanks, and trench warfare?

400

New technology like radios and cars contributed to this postwar condition.

What was the economic boom?

400

This environmental disaster led to massive migration from the Plains states.

 What was the Dust Bowl?

400

Hoover believed in this approach over direct federal aid.

What is volunteerism?

400

This program provided jobs for young people in conservation projects.

 What was the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)?

500

In this intercepted message, Germany encouraged Mexico to attack the U.S.

 What was the Zimmerman Telegram?

500

This postwar agreement blamed Germany and forced reparations.

 What was the Treaty of Versailles?

500

Mass media and pop culture in the 1920s especially influenced this group.

 Who were the youth?

500

By the early 1930s, this percentage of Americans were unemployed.

 What is 25%?

500

During the Depression, these two groups were especially marginalized and excluded.

 Who were African Americans and women?

500

This group of critics included Huey Long, Dr. Townsend, and Father Coughlin.

 Who were opponents of the New Deal seeking more radical reforms?

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