"Migrant Mother" was a photograph by _______________________ for the Farm Security Administration in 1936.

As a result of the massive intellectual and artistic emigration, by the end of the 1930s, which two cities had replaced Paris and Vienna as the home of Western culture?

Aside from _______________________, the Great Depression was the gravest crisis in American history.

Perhaps no writer better reflected this new sense of social commitment than ______________________________. He published A Farewell to Arms in 1929.

During what years did the Roosevelt administration create and sustain the Federal Art Project, the Federal Music Project, the Federal Writers' Project, and the Federal Theater Project as part of the WPA?

There were a number of theatrical companies that attempted to put on plays that were artistically challenging as well as socially relevant. No company was more successful in this effort than the ______________________

Who wrote The Grapes of Wrath in 1939 , the "protest" novel of the 1930's, which was an epic tribute to the Okies?

Which works of fiction in 1932, 1934, 1935, explored the claustrophobic world of lower-middle-class Irish Catholics?

Which board game was introduced in 1935?

The most memorable films of the decade were

Which song was used as a political jingle for Roosevelt's 1932 presidential campaign?

Who was an ex-convict who gained fame for the songs he wrote about African American life during the Great Depression?

The title of one of the decade's best-selling self-help pbooks was:

What was the decade's most famous novel and the movie set box-office records both in the 1930's and for the next half century?

The transition from rage to reconciliation was reflected symbolically in one of the decade's most cherished movies in 1939. What was it?

In 1943, Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein opened a new musical on Broadway. Unlike Steinbeck's Dust Bowl, this story was of a bountiful land where the corn was as high "as an elephant's eye." What was this musical?

In the 1930's, the national pastime of baseball changed in all of the following ways except:

By mid-decade, the Benny Goodman Orchestra had ushered in the ______________era.

Which 1939 movie taught that people do not need a wizard and his miracles; all they need to do is look inside themselves?