"Big Bertha" is best described as

The 3 major countries that comprised the Allied Powers in WWI were

Germany and Austria-Hungary were the heart of the

Under the Treaty of Versailles, the peace treaty for WWI, ________________ was made to take the blame for the war.

The Germans were very successful at using _____________ during the war.

Which country was not invited/present at the Versailles Peace Treaty talks?

What years did World War I take place?

President Wilson's plan for peace was called the

As a part of the peace treaty to end WWI, _____________________ was ordered to pay $33 billion in war reparations.

All of the following were NEW weapons used in WWI, EXCEPT

All of the following have been considered a CAUSE of the World War I, EXCEPT

The sinking of the _____________ cost 128 U.S. lives and help to lead the United States into WWI.

The President of the United States during World War I was

Which country lost the MOST territory after WWI, even though they were part of the winning side?

_____________ is the belief that we should limit or isolate our concern to domestic considerations not European problems. It's what Americans supported when the war first broke out.

Which country was NOT invited to the peace conference at end of World War I?

One trend of the 1920s was _______________________, the movement of people from the country to the city areas.

During the 1920s, the KKK expanded their hatred to include all of the following groups, EXCEPT

Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted of a payroll robbery largely due to the fact that they were all of the following, EXCEPT

When the Stock Market crashed on October 29, 1929, it was known as

The movement of African Americans from the south to the north was known as the

The most famous club in New York City's Harlem neighborhood in the 1920s was the

One trend that began in the 1920s was the use of __________________ by consumers.

The 1920s explosion of creativity in arts, literature, music, etc by African Americans became known as the

One of the unintended consequences of Prohibition was

This artist was a famous pianist and composer of the 1920s.

The Scopes Trial can be best described as

One of the greatest accomplishments of the decade was the passage of the 19th Amendment, which did the follow?

This man made the first transatlantic flight from America to France.

This was the name given to women who dared to shorten their hair and their skirts.

One of the new business of the 1920s was

Many Americans started to enjoy watching sports the 1920s. The most athlete of the time was

The good fortune of the 1920s came to a screeching halt when

Some of the new inventions/breakthroughs of this time period were all of the following EXCEPT

_________________________ was a famous football player, who happened to play at the University of Illinois.

President Hoover's political philosophy that stated that it was NOT the job of the government to give "hand-outs" to the needy, but that people/charities needed to help those in need. This philosophy was called

What were the names given to the shack houses set up outside of many cities during the Great Depression?

Franklin Delano Roosevelt won the presidency in 1932 by campaigning with the promise of a ______ _________ for the American people.

The following conditions existed to create the Dust Bowl

What was the Bonus Army?

Why did the Bonus Army march on Washington in 1932?

One of the strategies of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration was to

President Franklin Roosevelt communicated with the American people by issuing radio broadcasts called

The Civilian Conservation Corps tried to eliminate the possibility of another Dust Bowl by

The New Deal legislation came to be known as

Which government agency was created to regulate the Stock market?

One of the most important results of President Roosevelt's New Deal legislation was

What event in America sparked another downward spiral of the German economy?

This ecological disaster served to worsen the effects of the Great Depression on Farmers in the Midwest 

What was the "New Deal" of the 1930s?