During the Great Depression, unemployed people, mostly men, began to wander around the country - walking, hitchhiking, or "riding the rails." These wanderers came to be called ____________.

The sad thing about the Great Depression is the fact that it coincided with a _________ in the entire Midwest section of the United States. It came to be called the "Dust Bowl".

Farmers who packed up and moved West, hoping for a better life, were called "__________."

The hard times of the 1930's led many Americans to prefer entertainment that let people __________ their worries. For this reason, the movies and radio comedies grew increasingly popular.

Which movie, based on a novel from John Steinbeck, showed the plight of the Joads in Oklahoma and their migration west to California?

Daytime radio dramas that carried over their storylines from day to day, were called ___________ because the programs were mainly sponsored by laundry soaps?

Huge dust storms on the Great Plains during the 1930's were called ____________.

We learned of two popular photo-journalists that took Pulitzer Prize winning photos of the plight of Americans during the Great Depression. Which photographer was responsible for taking the photo, "Migrant Mother"?

What artist during the 1930's took this Pulitzer Prize winning photo entitled, "The World's Highest Standard of Living"?

We learned that by 1933, ___% of America's workforce was unemployed. This is huge considering that today's unemployment rate is 4.1%.

The sad thing about the Great Depression was the fact that the federal government wanted to send immigrants back to their homeland, but because it was too expensive, people of ______ descent were rounded up and forcibly returned to their homeland.

The reason why Mexican people were rounded up and sent back to Mexico during the Great Depression had to do with the fact that it was more _____ to do this.

During the 1930's the Midwest had and average of ____ dust storms a year.

The reason why it was so tragic that the federal government sent thousands of Mexicans back to Mexico was the fact that about half of them were ______?

Hundreds of Americans and hundreds of animals died during the Dust Bowl as a result of _____?

Soap operas on the radio during the 1930's got their name from ______?

The contradiction about Hattie McDaniel winning an Academy Award for her performance in the 1939 film, Gone With the Wind, was the fact that she _______?