1920's Tech
Influence in Culture
Economics Pt 1
Economics Pt 2
FDR
100

What piece of technology helped increase society's access to news and music?

The Radio


100

What was the 18th Amendment?

Prohibited manufacture, sale, and transfer of alcohol.

100

How did the economy change in the 1920s?

Flourishing economy from regulations and rising incomes and a good stock market.

100

What does it mean to "buy on the margin"?

When an investor takes out a loan to buy a stock.

100

How did the failure of banks impact the global economy?

Bank failures led to a decline in international trade and investment, causing economic issues in other countries.

200

How did the production of cars influence American society?

- Suburbs developed outside of cities
- People had more freedom to travel
- The government focused on improving infrastructure (roads, bridges, and highways)

200

What was the 19th Amendment?

Granted women the right to vote.

200

Which president was credited with the prosperity of the mid-1920s?

Calvin Coolidge

200

What happened on October 29, 1929, also known as Black Tuesday?

The stock market crashed.

200

How did the Dust Bowl impact farmers in the US?

How did the Dust Bowl impact farmers in the US?

300

How did the assembly line impact the production of cars?

Increased car production efficiency and made cars affordable for all Americans.

300

What was Jazz Music?

Most popular music style during the 1920s.

300

What is installment buying?

Allows loans for immediate purchases over time.

300

What are the causes of the Great Depression?

- Overproduction of goods
- Poor banking system
- High unemployment rates

300

How did President Hoover respond to the Great Depression?

He believed in limited government intervention and encouraged businesses and charities to help, but his efforts were ineffective.

400

What was the purpose of Prohibition?

To address the rampant alcohol abuse in society.

400

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

Cultural flourishing of black artists in the 1920s.

400

What is a benefit of installment buying?

Enables consumers to buy expensive items that they need, even if they couldn't afford it.

400

How did overproduction lead to the Great Depression?

Factories and farms produced more goods than people could buy, leading to falling prices, layoffs, and business failures.

400

How did Hoover's response make American citizens feel?

American citizens were frustrated with him and his lack of effective action.


500

What were Flappers?

Women who redefined societal norms in the 1920s. Dressed in shorter dresses and cut their hair.

500

How did the end of WWI impact the American economy?

There was a recession as factories did not have the demand for their products like they did during war time and soldiers struggled to find jobs.

500

Who was the president when the stock market crashed?

Herbert Hoover

500

How did the banking system and loans lead to the Great Depression?

Banks gave out too many risky loans, and when borrowers couldn't repay them, banks failed, leading to widespread panic.

500

What were the 3 components of President Roosevelt (FDR)'s New Deal?

Relief, Recover, Reform: Providing immediate aid to struggling Americans, stimulating economic recovery, and implementing long-term reforms to prevent future depressions.