Black History
This figure created the NAACP to protest for Black rights and after WWI promoted the New Negro Movement declaring Black veterans "return fighting"
W.E.B. Du Bois
Henry Ford used this mass production technique to decrease prices
assembly lines
This event marked the start of the Great Depression
stock market crash
This Democrat established New Deal program beginning during his First 100 Days in office
FDR
These feminists challenged traditional gender roles
flappers
Born enslaved this leader thought Black Americans should focus on economic advancement and acquiring jobs skills
Booker T. Washington
Borrowed money banks provided consumers to purchase expensive goods
credit
This laissez-faire president took office just before the stock market crashed in 1929
Herbert Hoover
FDR used these radio addresses to reassure Americans things would improve and outline his New Deal programs
fireside chats
After the Great Migration, jazz musicians and other artists proudly celebrated Black culture and history
Harlem Renaissance
This muckraker helped establish the NAACP and exposed the horrors of lynching
Ida B. Wells
In the 1920s segregation remained common because of an infamous 1896 Supreme Court decision declaring segregation constitutional as long as facilities were "separate but equal"
Plessy v. Ferguson
Hoover encouraged poor Americans to find support from charities that gave out food
breadlines
FDR admired this former president for breaking up monopolies using the Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Teddy Roosevelt
During the Scopes Trial these Americans supported Tennessee's Butler Act
Christian fundamentalists
This Black nationalist leader called for independent Black wealth and even for Black Americans to move "Back to Africa"
Marcus Garvey
Two years after the brutal Red Summer, an economically thriving Black community was burnt and 300 Black citizens were murdered
Tulsa Race Massacre
When Mexicans and Mexican Americans were forcibly deported out of the U.S. because of nativist stereotypes
Mexican Repatriation
These poor, often Black, farmers commonly didn't receive New Deal relief because they didn't own the land they worked on
sharecroppers
This guaranteed women's suffrage, although Black southerners remained disenfranchised for many more years
19th Amendment
W.E.B. Du Bois encouraged Black Americans' brightest to get a liberal arts education so they could lead the Black community forward. What did Du Bois call these "smartest" members of the Black community?
Talented Tenth
During WWI this technology was used on the front lines, but after the war it was used to advertise goods
radio
On top of financial catastrophe, during the 1930s this racist, nativist group, which re-emerged in the 1920s, continued to wield political power
"new" Ku Klux Klan
The three types of FDR's New Deal programs
relief, recovery, reform
When alcohol was limited, arguably because nativists stereotyped immigrants as drunks
Prohibition