Roaring 20's
Challenging Tradition
Great Depression
New Deal
Other
100

the idea that increasing the consumption of goods and services purchased in the market is always a desirable goal and that a person's wellbeing and happiness depend fundamentally on obtaining consumer goods and material possessions

consumerism

100

This belief states that the truth of the universe can only be learned through the Bible; it is one of the stances in the Scopes Monkey Trial

fundamentalism

100

Natural disaster caused by poor farming practices, erosion, and drought

Dust Bowl

100

Three R's of the New Deal

Relief, Recovery, Reform

100

Amendment that allowed women to vote

19th Amendment

200

Newspapers and magazines advertised "better ways to live" as well as fashion and appliances in an attempt to cater toward what demographic

women

200

John Scopes was taken to court for teaching this theory in a public Tennessee school

evolution

200

List the causes of the Great Depression

President Herbert Hoover, Stock market crash of 1929, Collapse of the banks, Not enough money in circulation, Tariff Act of 1930

200

Provides deposit insurance, supervises financial institutions for safety, consumer-protection functions, and manages failed banks

FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Company)

200

Amendment that began Prohibition which made the sale, production, and transportation of alcohol illegal

18th

300

Because 60% of Americans had radios in their homes, President Roosevelt was able to give what announcements about the state of the country and the progress of the New Deal

Fireside Chats

300

secret bars that sold alcohol illegally during Prohibition

speakeasies

300

Failed to prevent collapse of the banking system in the 20’s/30’s causing there to not be enough money in circulation. They also indirectly set interest rates because they loan money, at a base rate, to commercial banks

Federal Reserve

300

Intended to reduce agricultural surplus and production and raise prices by buying animals for slaughter, paying farmers not to grow anything on their land, destroying crops or finding inventive ways to repurpose them

Agricultural Adjustment Administration

300

Amendment that nullified Prohibition and legalized alcohol again

21st

400

Cartoons and movies were originally for adults and intended to help people do what

forget their troubles, distract them from how bad things were

400

women who wore short skirts and flaunted their disdain of traditional values by driving, voting, drinking, smoking, and listening to jazz

flappers

400

Also called the Hawley-Smoot Act, this raised tariffs on imported goods in an attempt to protect US businesses but ended up harming the global economy

Tariff Act of 1930

400

Hired unskilled laborers to build schools, bridges, and parks across the US; had smaller programs as well to employ scientists, artist, actors, and more

Works Progress Administration

400

Law that allowed only 2% of people from each nationality to immigrate to the US, except for Asians who were banned entirely

Immigration Act of 1924

500

Type of music created by African Americans that became popular among America's white middle class

jazz

500

Court case in Tennessee that began as a publicity stunt and turned into a fight between religion and science (the actual name of the case, not the nickname)

The State of Tennessee vs John Thomas Scopes

500

List the effects of the Great Depression

Unemployment and homelessness, Bank closings, Decline in demand for goods, Political unrest, Farm foreclosures and migration

500

Program that hired men ages 17-28 for conservation projects; built the Skyline Drive

Civilian Conservation Corps

500

Groups other than African Americans who were terrorized by the KKK during the 20's and 30's

Jews, Catholics, immigrants

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