The Great Depression
World War ll
Prohibition
Influential People
Japanese Interment Camps
100

How did the Great Depression start?

The stock market crash

100

Who was the president during World War II?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

100

What was prohibition?

The banning of alcohol

100

What was Rosa Parks known for doing during segregation?

refused to give up her seat to a white passenger.

100

Why did the Japanese people get sent to the camps?

The bombing of pearl harbor made Americans fear that the Japanese were spies

200

When did the Great Depression end?

1939

200

WW II started when Germany invaded which country?

Poland

200

What were the secret places people sold alcohol called?

Speakeasies

200

What president started the New Deal?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

200

What did the people in the camps do to pass time?

They played games like dodgeball or softball. They could also write letters to people or attend sewing school, sunday school, church, and girls club meetings.

300

What year did the Great Depression begin?

1929

300

The name given to the fighting that occurred between Germany and the British just before Hitler called off an invasion of England.

Battle of Britain

300

What was becoming popular to be played in speakeasies?

Jazz music

300

What jazz musician was known as the "king of Rock 'n' Roll?"

Elvis Presley

300

Whats another name for the Japanese internment camps?

Executive order 9066

400

What were the towns that homeless people went to during the great depression?

Hovervills

400

Which technology helped the U.K. defeat Germany's months-long air offensive against it in the Battle of Britain?


A. Atomic energy

B. Stealth airplanes

C. Radar

D. Rockets

C. Radar

400

When was prohibition in effect?

1920-1933

400

What was William O. Dougals's role on the US Supreme Court?

The only justice

400

How many camps were there?

10 camps

500

What industries were the most affected during the depression?

Industrial Production, Banking, and Agriculture

500

After World War I, France built the Maginot Line, a string of border fortifications considered impenetrable. How did the German army overcome the Maginot Line in World War II?

They went around it.

500

What did bootleggers do?

They went to Canada to smuggle alcohol back into Washington in many ways, but all illegally 

500

In a close election for governor in 2004, who won? Christine Gregorie or Dino Rossi?

Christine Gregorie

500

What year did the US start sending the Japanese to the camps?

1942