NL Chapter 15 Review

Women's lifestyles did not change much during the Jazz Age.

• True
• False

The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) was a popular program for.......

• People in urban areas
• People in big cities
• People living in the country on farms

Aid in the form of money or necessities.

• Agricultural Adjustment
• Welfare
• stock
• foreclosure

Private organizations and the government provided welfare to jobless and homeless Minnesotans.

• False
• True

A legal process in which a money lender takes over ownership of a property.

• Agricultural Adjustment
• Welfare
• Foreclosure
• Stock

Franklin D. Roosevelt was president before the Great Depression.

• True
• False

Most Americans considered Prohibition to be a mistake by 1933.  Which of the following reasons is not true.

• Drinking had not decreased.
• People were making and selling illegal.
• Bootleggers bribed government officials.
• Crime was lower due to Prohibition.

This is not one of the ways that women's lives changed during the Jazz Age.

• Women cut their hair short.
• Women wore shorter skirts.
• Women were now attending colleges.
• Women could still could not vote.

A federal agency created during the New Deal.

• foreclosure
• Agricultural Adjustment Agency
• stock
• welfare

A share of ownership in a company that can be bought and sold.

• welfare
• Agriculture
• foreclosure
• stock