Roaring 20s/Great Depression Review Game
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Eighteen basic facts about the time period referred to as the Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression.
Topics of this game:
- Illegal bars where people went to drink during the Roaring 20s.
- The most notorious crime boss of the 1920s that was responsible for the St. Valentine's Day Massacre.
- Which of the following scandals involved oil companies bribing a Harding Administration official and drilling on public land?
- Increasing awareness and acceptance of African American contributions to American culture was called
- Women in the 1920s embraced new fashions and fads and were referred to as
- Which Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gave women the right to vote?
- What advancement in factories allowed them to build a lot of goods faster and cheaper than ever before?
- The consumer good that had the GREATEST impact on the U.S. economy and culture was
- The two Republican, Laissez-Faire, presidents that served during most of the Roaring 20s were Warren G. Harding AND
- The U.S. Stock Market crashed during which year, starting the Great Depression?
- In the early 1930s, many communities of homeless Americans were referred to as _______________.
- President Herbert Hoover's largest Public Works Project meant to help the Great Depression was called the
- The president elected in 1932 to replace Herbert Hoover and passed the New Deal Programs in his first 100 days was
- The president during the Great Depression used the radio to talk directly to the American people in what were called
- The famous New Deal program that still exists today and provides retirement funds is called
- The New Deal program that insures everyone's bank account, up to a certain amount of money, in the event that the bank closes.
- The New Deal program that still regulates the stock market is called
