Roaring 20’s and Great Depression Test
PRACTICE REVIEW
1) __g__ Lost Generation
2) __s__ Harlem Renaissance
3) __w__ Mass Media
4) __z__ Fundamentalism
5) __m__ Marcus Garvey
6) __aa__ NAACP
7) __q__ Kellogg-Briand Act
8) __jj__ Isolationist
9) ___p_ Calvin Coolidge
10) __qq__ Warren G. Harding
11) __h__ Herbert Hoover
12) __mm__ Crash of 1929
13) __u__ Great Depression
14) __hh__ Franklin Delano Roosevelt
15) __i__ New Deal
16) __oo__ Deficit Spending
17) __pp__ Dust Bowl
18) __ss__ Eleanor Roosevelt
19) __c__ Liberal
20) __cc__ Conservative
21) __e__ Fireside Chats
22) __x__ Brain Trust
23) __n__ Paris, France
24) __kk__ Laissez Faire
25) __r__ Tea Pot Dome Scandal
26) __l__ Assembly Line
27) __y__ “Return to Normalcy”
28) __a__ Installment Buying
29) __ee__ “Bob”
30) __b__ “The Charleston”
31) __ll__ Flapper
32) __bb__ Prohibition
33) __k__ Al Capone
34) __ff__ Ku Klux Klan
35) __d__ Sit –Down Strike
36) __f__ Charles Lindbergh
37) __o__ Expatriates
38) __v__ Speculation
39) __rr__ Buying on Margin
40) __t__ “Black Tuesday”
41) __nn__ Public Works Projects
42) __gg__ Bonus Army
43) __j__ Hundred Days
44) __ii__ Social Security Act
45) __dd__ Congress of Industrial Organizations
a) repay amount borrowed in small monthly payments
b) a very famous twenties dance style
c) politics in favor of more government action
d) striking workers remain idle inside their jobs
e) FDR radio talks explaining policies
f) first pilot to go solo across the Atlantic Ocean
g) artists and writers who resented the senseless WWI
h) President during the stock market crash
i) FDR’s programs to fight the depression
j) laws passed under FDR during this period of his job
k) “Scarface” dangerous mobster crime boss in Chicago
l) mass produced goods, on a conveyor belt to stations
m) founder of Universal Negro Improvement Organization
n) city of freedom and tolerance for many writers and artists
o) term used to identify people who live out of the country
p) new President after Harding died, cleaned up scandals
q) 1928 treaty signed by 15 nations a pledge not to make war
r) illegal bribes to drill on oil-rich US government lands
s) burst of African American cultural activity and music
t) October 29, 1929 marked this dark day in the stock market
u) the worst period in US history of economic loss and pain
v) buying and selling stocks in hope of a quick profit
w) communications that reach a large audience
x) advisers of FDR that were professors and economists
y) statement that the US should go back to the good old days
z) religious belief of word for word Bible interpretation
aa)National Association for Advancement of Colored People
bb) the production, sale or consumption of alcohol is illegal
cc) favors fewer government controls and more freedoms
dd) new large popular union open to minorities and women
ee) popular women’s short hairstyle in the 1920’s
ff) racist organization trying to influence America
gg) 15,000 veterans demanding their benefits from WWI
hh) President who used the Government programs to help
ii) workers pay to a fund to support them during retirement
jj) belief the US should stay out of other nation’s problems
kk) economic French term meaning “to allow to do”
ll) active women who danced, and dressed in new fashions
mm) plunge in stock market prices
nn) government funded projects to build public resources
oo) using borrowed money to fund government programs
pp) damaged farms from drought and dust in the depression
qq) President after WWI, rocked by scandals and corruption
rr) pay a small part of a stocks price and borrowed the rest
ss) very active first lady who helped her husband and US