1920's Changes
1920's Tensions
Great Depression Causes
Great Depression Human Impact
New Deal
100

True or False:   During the 1920's women were able to finally be paid equal wages as men

False

100

In response to the violence of the K.K.K. and widespread racial discrimination, this man encouraged blacks to take pride in their heritage and created the "Back to Africa" movement.

Marcus Garvey

100

Many people lost their life savings due to the risky business practices of these institutions

Banks

100

This was the name for the area of land affected by widespread drought during the 1930s

The Dust Bowl

100

This program provided a minimum monthly income for the elderly and retired workers by taxing current workers

Social Security 

200

This was the term used to describe a new trend popular among women in the 1920's (short hair, short dresses, makeup)

Flappers

200

The Federal Reserve was created to help stabilize the economy by regulating this industry

The Banking Industry

200

This was the name of the President that many blamed for the Great Depression

President Hoover

200

This group was often the first to lose their jobs as unemployment rose

African Americans & other minorities

200

This program helped build dams that could help farmers water crops, and it also helped bring cheap electricity to farming areas

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

300

This period in time saw the spread of music, poetry, and art created by Black artists spread through the U.S. 

The Harlem Renaissance

300

During the 1920's, this terrorist group became much more accepted by many Americans

The K.K.K.

300

This was the French term used to describe the economic philosophy of President Hoover;  in English it means "Hands-Off"

Laissez-Faire

300
During the Great Depression, many people of this ethnicity were deported to "save jobs" for Americans

Mexican-Americans

300

This program created regulations for the Stock Market and investigated fraud

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

400

Sports like baseball and boxing became more popular during the 1920's partly because of this new invention

Radio

400

How did World War I create job opportunities in the U.S.?

Soldiers leaving for the war left many jobs needing to be filled

400

This economic policy cut taxes on the rich in hopes they would spend their money and help fix the economy. Instead, it only caused the gap between the rich and poor to grow

Trickle-Down Economics

400

This was the name of homeless "communities" that popped up as a result of widespread poverty during the Great Depression

Hoovervilles

400

This programs guaranteed workers the right to form Unions and bargain collectively

Wagner Act

500

This amendment caused gang violence and organized crime to rise in America by giving criminals new opportunities to make and sell illegal goods

The 18th Amendment (Prohibition)

500

The end of WWI caused labor disputes because.....

Soldiers returning home expected to have their jobs back

500

In order to help American businesses during the Great Depression, President Hoover encouraged Congress to do this. However, this slowed down foreign trade and hurt the economy even worse.

Raise tariffs (taxes) on foreign goods.

500

Many farmers lost their farms in the Dust Bowl and moved to this state to work

California

500

This program helped increase confidence in banks by providing insurance for depositors' money

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)