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1920-30’s1920-30’s
JeopardyJeopardy
ProsperiProsperityty
DepressioDepressionn
New New DealDeal
ProhibitioProhibitionn
MiscMisc
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200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500
Prosperity 100Prosperity 100
What was the period What was the period of Black culture?of Black culture?
Harlem RenaissanceHarlem Renaissance
Prosperity 200Prosperity 200
This mechanical This mechanical advancement created advancement created
jobs, popularized jobs, popularized installment, promoted installment, promoted
urban sprawlurban sprawl
Mass production, assembly lineMass production, assembly line
Prosperity 300Prosperity 300
Advertising helped the Advertising helped the economy in what economy in what
way?way?
Created a demand for goodsCreated a demand for goods
Prosperity 400Prosperity 400
The installment plan The installment plan allowed people to do allowed people to do
what?what?
Purchase goods over Purchase goods over timetime
Prosperity 500 Prosperity 500
Who was the Who was the “Forgotten Man” “Forgotten Man” identified by FDRidentified by FDR
People on the bottom of the economic People on the bottom of the economic pyramidpyramid
Depression 100Depression 100
How did the How did the Depression effect Depression effect
employment?employment?
Unemployment skyrocketedUnemployment skyrocketed
Depression 200Depression 200
What did they call little What did they call little towns made up of towns made up of shacks during the shacks during the
Depression?Depression?
Shantytowns/HoovervilleShantytowns/Hooverville
Depression 300Depression 300
What president What president believed in Rugged believed in Rugged
Individualism?Individualism?HooverHoover
Depression 400Depression 400
What were the What were the personal results of personal results of
the Depressionthe Depression
Increased suicide, 25% unemployment, men Increased suicide, 25% unemployment, men abandoning familiesabandoning families
Depression 500Depression 500
What do we call the day What do we call the day the stock market the stock market
crashed (Oct. 24, 1929)crashed (Oct. 24, 1929)
Black TuesdayBlack Tuesday
New Deal 100New Deal 100
What does the term What does the term “Alphabet Soup” “Alphabet Soup”
refer to?refer to?
Acronyms for the New Deal programsAcronyms for the New Deal programs
New Deal 200New Deal 200
Who is the president Who is the president that introduced the that introduced the
New Deal?New Deal?FDRFDR
New Deal 300New Deal 300
What were the goals of the What were the goals of the New Deal?New Deal?
Economic recovery, financial reform, relief Economic recovery, financial reform, relief for needyfor needy
New Deal 400New Deal 400
What was the CCC?What was the CCC?
Civilian Conservation Corp, put men to work Civilian Conservation Corp, put men to work building roads and planting treesbuilding roads and planting trees
New Deal 500New Deal 500
BONUS
Prohibition 100Prohibition 100
What was the What was the purpose the of purpose the of
Women’s Christian Women’s Christian Temperance UnionTemperance Union
Pass prohibitionPass prohibition
Prohibition 200Prohibition 200
Why was prohibition Why was prohibition repealed?repealed?
It was unenforceableIt was unenforceable
Prohibition 300Prohibition 300
What did they call a What did they call a hidden saloon or hidden saloon or
nightclub?nightclub?SpeakeasySpeakeasy
Prohibition 400Prohibition 400
For what crime was For what crime was Al Capone Al Capone arrested?arrested?
Tax evasionTax evasion
Prohibition 500Prohibition 500
What specifically was What specifically was illegal under the 18illegal under the 18thth
amendment?amendment?Selling or transporting alcoholSelling or transporting alcohol
Misc 100Misc 100
What was the Dust What was the Dust Bowl?Bowl?
Midwest region hit by droughtMidwest region hit by drought
Misc 200 Misc 200
Who were the Who were the Oakies?Oakies?
People who moved west to escape the Dust People who moved west to escape the Dust BowlBowl
Misc 300 Misc 300
How did President How did President Hoover respond to Hoover respond to the Depression?the Depression?
Encouraged volunteerism, wait it out, trickle Encouraged volunteerism, wait it out, trickle down economics, rugged individualismdown economics, rugged individualism
Misc 400 Misc 400
What were the What were the causes of the Great causes of the Great
Depression?Depression?
Stock market crash, bank failure, Stock market crash, bank failure, protectionist policiesprotectionist policies
Misc 500Misc 500
How did the How did the Depression become Depression become
even worse?even worse?Economic spiral, dust bowl, bank closures, Economic spiral, dust bowl, bank closures,
could not pay debtscould not pay debts
BONUS #1BONUS #1
How did the power of the How did the power of the government expand as a government expand as a result of the New Deal?result of the New Deal?
Government regulated many industries, Social Government regulated many industries, Social programs were instituted, welfare state, programs were instituted, welfare state,
environment…environment…