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Vocabulary of the 1920’s
RoaringTwenties
Vocabulary
Of the 1930’s
GreatDepression
FamousPeople Pot Luck
Final Jeopard-E
The modern 1920’s woman
Vocabulary- 20’s100
What is a flapper?
Vocabulary – 20’s100
An individual who wanted to restrict
immigration
Vocabulary-20’s200
What is a nativist?
Vocabulary-20’s200
Vocabulary-20’s300
What illegal alcohol was called and
where one drank it in the 1920’s
Vocabulary – 20’s300
What was “bootleg”
alcohol and a “speakeasy”?
Vocabulary-20’s400
The right to vote and someone who
fought for a woman’s right to
vote
What is suffrage and who were the
suffragettes?
Vocabulary-20’s400
The word used to describe how
Americans felt about getting involved in
foreign affairs
Vocabulary-20’s500
What is isolationism?
Vocabulary-20’s500
The theme song of the
1920’s
RoaringTwenties
100
What was the Charleston?
RoaringTwenties
100
This amendment
outlawed alcohol
RoaringTwenties
200
What was the XVIII -18th-
Amendment (or Prohibition)
Roaring Twenties
200
The first true American form of
music and where it began
RoaringTwenties
300
What was jazz and where was New Orleans?
RoaringTwenties
300
The rebirth of interest in Black
history and culture
RoaringTwenties
400
What was The Harlem
Renaissance?
Roaring Twenties
400
The presidential campaign slogan in
1920 which described how
Americans felt after WW I Roaring
Twenties500
What was “Return to Normalcy?”
RoaringTwenties
500
The name given to October 29,
1929
Vocabulary-30’s100
What is “Black Tuesday”?
Vocabulary-30’s100
“Towns” of homeless people
and what the homeless used to
keep warm
Vocabulary-30’s200
What were Hoovervilles and Hoover blankets?
Vocabulary- 30’s200
The unemployed who went from town to town in search of work
Vocabulary-30’s 300
What were migrant
workers?
Vocabulary- 30’s300
DAILY DOUBLE
Vocabulary- 30’s400
DAILY DOUBLEExtra 400 Points
When an individual gave a “deposit” on a stock and then paid off the
balance when the stock went up
Vocabulary- 30’s400
What was buying “on margin”?
Vocabulary-30’s400
Nicknames of two groups of midwest
farmers who headed west after losing their
homes
Vocabulary-30’s500
Who were the “Okies”
and the “Arkies”?
Vocabulary-30’s500
The president of the United States when the Great
Depression began
Great Depression100
Who was Herbert Hoover?
Great Depression
100
The first group of Americans to
experience the economic
depressionGreat Depression
200
Who were the farmers?
Great Depression200
What the Great Plains were called because of the drought which occurred during the
Great Depression
Great Depression300
What was the “Dust
Bowl”?
Great Depression300
Two items the unemployed waited on “line” for during
the Great Depression
Great Depression400
What were bread and
soup (“lines”)?
Great Depression400
Three causes of the Great Depression in the United States in
the 1930’s
Great Depression500
What are: -Overproduction -Overspeculation in the stock market -Weak banking system -Falling prices
Great Depression500
The man who made baseball
America’s national
“pastime” and the team he played
forFamous People
100
Who was Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees?
Famous People
100
The pilot who was the 1920’s hero and the
name of his most famous airplane
Famous People200
Who was Charles Lindbergh and “The Spirit of St. Louis”?
Famous People200
The man responsible for the most important invention of the early
1900’s and the specific name of his
inventionFamous People
300
Who was Henry Ford and the
“Model T” car?
Famous People
300
The most famous trumpet player of the 1920’s and his
nickname
Famous People400
Who was Louis (“Satchmo”) Armstrong?
Famous People400
Two of the three men who were president of the
United States in the 1920’s
Famous People500
Who were: -Warren Harding -Calvin Coolidge -Herbert Hoover
Famous People500
What Scopes was teaching when he
was arrested
Pot Luck100
What was the theory of
evolution?
Pot Luck100
The theme song of the 1930’s
Pot Luck200
What was “Brother Can You Spare A
Dime?”
Pot Luck200
The amendment which gave
women the right to vote
Pot Luck300
What was the 19th
(XIX) Amendment?
Pot Luck300
The nickname of the most famous “gangster” of the
1920’s
Pot Luck400
What was “scarface”
(Al Capone)?
Pot Luck400
Pot Luck500
The two Italian immigrants who were
put to death for a crime they didn’t
commit
Who were Sacco and Vanzetti?
Pot Luck500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
“Clouds On The Horizon”
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Three groups of Americans who were experiencing
economic problems in the 1920’s – even before the
Great Depression began
Who were: -the farmers -Black Americans -coal miners -railroad workers -union members
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