WorksheetsNew Deal Part 1
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
jobs and homes were found (some good/some bad), also Harlem Renaissance contributed to culture
African America life in North
Great Migration
stock market crash of 1929
religious fundalmentalism
sharecropping and discrimination were rampant
African America life in South
African America life in North
Great Migration
stock market crash of 1929
art, music, poetry, and dance revolution for African Americans in the North
Harlem Renaissance
African America life in South
African America life in North
Great Migration
encouraged African Americans to be proud of Black heritage and possibly to a country in Africa, aka Black Moses
Marcus Garvey
New Negro movement
Harlem Renaissance
African America life in South
writer and civil rights activist, co-founder of NAACP, wrote a book called "The Souls of Black Folk"
W.E.B. Dubois
Marcus Garvey
New Negro movement
Harlem Renaissance
W.E.B. Dubois term that means minorities have a dual life…their own ideals plus the expectation of those in control
twoness
W.E.B. Dubois
Marcus Garvey
New Negro movement
W.E.B. Dubois term that meant one out of ten men will become leaders
talented tenth
twoness
W.E.B. Dubois
Marcus Garvey
prohibited alcohol, it didn't go over well
Eighteenth Amendment
talented tenth
twoness
W.E.B. Dubois
prohibited the prohibition of alcohol
Twenty-first Amendment
Eighteenth Amendment
talented tenth
twoness
right to vote
suffrage
Twenty-first Amendment
Eighteenth Amendment
talented tenth
aimed to make women and men equal in the eyes of the law, it failed because of role concepts in the military, skillset of workforce, and widow/divorce benefits
Equal Rights Amendment 1923
suffrage
Twenty-first Amendment
Eighteenth Amendment
gave women the right to vote
19th Amendment
Equal Rights Amendment 1923
suffrage
Twenty-first Amendment
nation's wealth doubled making America an unfamiliar consumer society (parties, cars, alcohol, music, radios, clothes, movies, jobs, debt, etc.)
Roaring Twenties
19th Amendment
Equal Rights Amendment 1923
suffrage
Largely credited to African Americans employing cultural musical techniques, new styles of music and dance emerged in mainstream society.
Jazz Age
Roaring Twenties
19th Amendment
Equal Rights Amendment 1923
young energetic women who aggressively changed the perception of women. Short hair, makeup, danced energetically, skirts showing calves and ankles, cigarettes, and jazz music.
Flappers
Jazz Age
Roaring Twenties
19th Amendment
disoriented, wandering, directionless spirit of many of the Word War 1's survivors
lost generation
Flappers
Jazz Age
Roaring Twenties
established numerical limits on the number of immigrants who could enter the United States from other countries
Emergency Quota Act of 1921/Immigration Act of 1924
lost generation
Flappers
Jazz Age
contagious pandemic of Spanish flu that killed a lot of healthy people
1918 influenza outbreak
Emergency Quota Act of 1921/Immigration Act of 1924
lost generation
Flappers
a business cycle contraction when there is a general decline in economic activity, generally when there is a widespread drop in spending.
recession
1918 influenza outbreak
Emergency Quota Act of 1921/Immigration Act of 1924
lost generation
a general rise in prices over a period of time that results in a sustained drop in the purchasing power of money.
because of strong economy in Roaring 20's, workers avoided making businesses mad at them so they struggled to fight for worker rights
labor strikes and unions
inflation
recession
1918 influenza outbreak
Tulsa, OK, 1921, "Black Wall Street" - a section of town where African Americans were successful, was killed and destroyed, considered the worst race riot in American history
race riots
labor strikes and unions
inflation
recession
resources and means of production are privately owned and prices, production, and the distribution of goods are determined mainly by competition in a free market
capitalism
race riots
labor strikes and unions
inflation
private citizens and government share the means of production and distribution of goods
socialism
capitalism
race riots
labor strikes and unions
the government controls all means of production with the aim of establishing a society of all equality
communism
socialism
capitalism
race riots
Russia became a communist country and there was tremendous fear it would spread to America
first Red Scare
communism
socialism
capitalism
Lenin had a near bloodless take over of the Russian government
Bolshevik/Russian Revolution
first Red Scare
communism
socialism
violent and aggressive search for communists in American society that deprived too many of their personal rights
Palmer Raids
Bolshevik/Russion Revolution
first Red Scare
communism
two Italian immigrants that were executed for murdering armored truck drivers even though evidence was suspect, this shows America was anti-immigrant in the 1920's
Sacco and Vanzetti trial
Palmer Raids
Bolshevik/Russion Revolution
first Red Scare
supporting citizens of a country over immigrants
nativism
Sacco and Vanzetti trial
Palmer Raids
Bolshevik/Russion Revolution
established different rules for blacks and whites (water fountains, schools, bus seats, etc.)
Jim Crow system
nativism
Sacco and Vanzetti trial
Palmer Raids
the NAACP organized one of the first mass demonstrations against racial violence in America, it was a silent march to protest hangings against blacks.
anti-lynching campaign
Jim Crow system
nativism
Sacco and Vanzetti trial
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, an interracial endeavor to advance justice for African Americans
NAACP
anti-lynching campaign
Jim Crow system
nativism
marked the first time in which women could vote for president
election of 1920
NAACP
anti-lynching campaign
Jim Crow system
Warren G. Harding slogan to get back to life as it was before WW1
return to normalcy campaign
election of 1920
NAACP
anti-lynching campaign
no government interference in business and banking affairs
laissez-faire economics
return to normalcy campaign
election of 1920
NAACP
automobiles, home appliances (fridge, lamps, electricity, radios, dish/clothes washing machines), movies, and manufactured clothing
technology made these more affordable for all
laissez-faire economics
return to normalcy campaign
election of 1920
air travel grew cheaper and more predictable
aviation
technology made these more affordable for all
laissez-faire economics
return to normalcy campaign
buy things without having money upfront, pay monthly
credit/installment plans
aviation
technology made these more affordable for all
laissez-faire economics
aka the “Monkey Trial”, a high-school teacher was charged with violating state law by teaching Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution.
Scopes trial
credit/installment plans
aviation
technology made these more affordable for all
theology determines laws and education of a society
religious fundalmentalism
Scopes trial
credit/installment plans
aviation
total collapse of business investments and banks on Wall Street, many people lost everything they owned overnight
stock market crash of 1929
religious fundalmentalism
Scopes trial
credit/installment plans
