Unit review Roaring 20's Great Depression

In the stock market, if the business does well what happens to the stock?

• Its value increases
• Its value goes down
• Nothing stock is like a savings acount to just hold your money
• It creates more stock

What happened on October 29, 1929?

• World War I officially ended with the signing of the Versailles Treaty
• Hitler invaded Poland beginning World War 2.
• The 21st Amendment ended prohibition
• The Stock Market crashed losing billions in value.

Who did the American People blame for the Great Depression?

• Business
• The Banking system
• Hoover
• Roosevelt

Who was suffering before the crash of 1929?

• Farmers
• Day laborers
• Factory Workers
• People in Detriot

What caused the Dust Bowl

• Over Farming the region
• The creation of Tractors that made it possible to farm faster
• A multi-year drought
• All of these

A condition of the 1920's that helped cause the Great Depression of the 1930's was

• over speculation in land in the West
• overdependence on foreign trade
• overproduction of goods by factories and farms
• overspending on social programs by the government

A Bull Market is when

• The Beef industry has a good year
• A soaring market
• The Stock market is failing
• A stable market

In the twenties bootleggers were

• people who wore their boots over their legs

• Politicians who supported keeping foreigners out

• People who sold illegal alcohol

• State police

Base your answer on the poem below and on your knowledge of Social Studies "I, Too, Sing America" I am the darker brother. They send me to eat in the kitchen When company comes But I laugh, And eat well, And grow strong. Tomorrow, I'll sit at the table When company comes. Nobody'll dare Say to me, "Eat in the Kitchen” Then Besides, They'll see how beautiful I am... And be Ashamed... I, too, am America --Langston Hughes, 1926 This poem was a literary contribution from the

• abolitionist movement

• progressive era

• prohibition movement

• Harlem renaissance

The 1925 trial of John Scopes reflects the conflict between

• science and religion
• isolation and international involvement
• traditional roles and new roles for women
• prohibition and organized crime