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How many stars were on the How many stars were on the previous screen?previous screen?

Science and Nature—5 pointsScience and Nature—5 points

What common ailment can't What common ailment can't you catch at the North Pole?you catch at the North Pole?

History—5 PointsHistory—5 Points

What is the What is the following following person person

known for?known for?

Miscellaneous—5 PointsMiscellaneous—5 Points

What country has the highest What country has the highest consumption of chocolate consumption of chocolate

per capita?per capita?


Who is the author of Who is the author of The The Great GatsbyGreat Gatsby??

Geography—10 PointsGeography—10 Points

What is the volcano near What is the volcano near Tokyo, Japan called?Tokyo, Japan called?


Which US vice president shot Which US vice president shot a Texas attorney while out a Texas attorney while out

hunting quail in 2006?hunting quail in 2006?

Miscellaneous—10 PointsMiscellaneous—10 Points

Facebook was originally Facebook was originally developed as a social tool for developed as a social tool for students at which university?students at which university?

Music Trivia—15 PointsMusic Trivia—15 Points

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What is the smallest country in What is the smallest country in the world, measuring just 0.2 the world, measuring just 0.2 square mile and a population square mile and a population of approximately 800 people?of approximately 800 people?

2 Pics 1 Phrase2 Pics 1 Phrase

Music Trivia II—15 PointsMusic Trivia II—15 Points

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Which city is the only one Which city is the only one located on two continents?located on two continents?

Family Feud (out of 35)Family Feud (out of 35)

Besides clothing, name Besides clothing, name something that has a pocketsomething that has a pocket

Kangaroo..............20Kangaroo..............20Purse.................15Purse.................15

Pool Table............10Pool Table............10Bread.................5Bread.................5

The Roaring 20’sThe Roaring 20’sGoal 9 (Part 1)Goal 9 (Part 1)

Post WWIPost WWI

Anti-ImmigrantsAnti-Immigrants Immigration began to increase after WWIImmigration began to increase after WWI Americans fear of immigrants taking jobsAmericans fear of immigrants taking jobs People also afraid immigrants have radical political ideasPeople also afraid immigrants have radical political ideas US sees increase in idea of US sees increase in idea of NativismNativism

““Keep America for Americans”Keep America for Americans” Groups like the KKK take the leadGroups like the KKK take the lead KKK against blacks, Catholics, Jews, foreign-born people, etc.KKK against blacks, Catholics, Jews, foreign-born people, etc.

Quota SystemQuota System US begins limiting immigrationUS begins limiting immigration Only allowed limited numbers of immigrants from certain countries Only allowed limited numbers of immigrants from certain countries

(mostly Eastern & Southern Europe)(mostly Eastern & Southern Europe)

ContinuedContinued

Anti-CommunismAnti-Communism Red ScareRed Scare

Communists called for world-wide revolution to Communists called for world-wide revolution to abolish capitalismabolish capitalism

70,000 join Communist Party in America70,000 join Communist Party in America Palmer RaidsPalmer Raids

Attorney General Mitchell Palmer goes after Attorney General Mitchell Palmer goes after CommunistsCommunists

Hunted down Communists & anarchists who Hunted down Communists & anarchists who opposed gov’topposed gov’t

Failed to turn up evidence of revolution conspiracyFailed to turn up evidence of revolution conspiracy

Sacco and VenzettiSacco and Venzetti

19201920 Arrested and charged with Robbery and Arrested and charged with Robbery and

MurderMurder Based on witness speculation (said Italians Based on witness speculation (said Italians

were involved)were involved) Circumstantial evidenceCircumstantial evidence

Found Guilty and sentenced to DeathFound Guilty and sentenced to Death Protests occur against unfair treatment of Protests occur against unfair treatment of

immigrantsimmigrants

Americans convicted Sacco and Vanzetti on circumstantial evidence. Later, most Americanswere unsure of their guilt.

PoliticsPolitics US moves towards isolationism after WWI (ex – League of Nations)US moves towards isolationism after WWI (ex – League of Nations) Warren G. Harding wins election of 1920-Warren G. Harding wins election of 1920- “Normalcy”“Normalcy” World still affected by WWIWorld still affected by WWI

Kellogg-Briand Pact, 1929 (renounces aggressive war, prohibiting the use of Kellogg-Briand Pact, 1929 (renounces aggressive war, prohibiting the use of war as "an instrument of national policy" except in matters of self-defense war as "an instrument of national policy" except in matters of self-defense ))

US implemented US implemented Fordney-McCumber TariffFordney-McCumber Tariff US tries to collect on War loans made to France and EnglandUS tries to collect on War loans made to France and England Highest Tariff ever; hurts France & BritishHighest Tariff ever; hurts France & British France & Britain demand war reparations from GermanyFrance & Britain demand war reparations from Germany US loans $2.5 Billion to Germany to stop possible warUS loans $2.5 Billion to Germany to stop possible war

Harding scandalsHarding scandals Ohio gangOhio gang: Harding’s corrupt cabinet members used office for own : Harding’s corrupt cabinet members used office for own

benefitsbenefits Teapot DomeTeapot Dome: Albert Fall uses oil reserves for personal gain: Albert Fall uses oil reserves for personal gain

Leases oil fields gained from US Navy to make profit.Leases oil fields gained from US Navy to make profit.

Politics and BusinessPolitics and Business

Harding has a stroke while mired in Harding has a stroke while mired in political scandalpolitical scandal

VP VP Calvin Coolidge Calvin Coolidge takes overtakes over Pro-businessPro-business Laissez-faire economics (little gov’t Laissez-faire economics (little gov’t

interference)interference)

Low taxes & limited gov’t interference led Low taxes & limited gov’t interference led to increased national wealthto increased national wealth

Business Continued…Business Continued…

New Inventions & Luxury ItemsNew Inventions & Luxury Items Automobile: Henry Ford makes affordable Model-TAutomobile: Henry Ford makes affordable Model-T

Automobile leads to urban sprawl (growth of cities)Automobile leads to urban sprawl (growth of cities) Paved roads, gas stations, motels, shopping centers, etc.Paved roads, gas stations, motels, shopping centers, etc. Holland Tunnel, 1927Holland Tunnel, 1927

Electrical Appliances: washing machine, vacuum, Electrical Appliances: washing machine, vacuum, sewing machine, refrigeratorsewing machine, refrigerator

Advertising contributes to purchasesAdvertising contributes to purchases Installment plansInstallment plans (people able to buy goods (people able to buy goods

without down payments)without down payments) Buying Based on “Credit”Buying Based on “Credit” Important for understanding Great Depression***Important for understanding Great Depression***

Urban LifeUrban Life Rural & Urban DifferencesRural & Urban Differences

Prohibition outlawed alcohol (18Prohibition outlawed alcohol (18thth Amendment) Amendment) Many still drank: visited Many still drank: visited speakeasiesspeakeasies Bootlegging became popularBootlegging became popular Organized crime rose (ex - Al Capone)Organized crime rose (ex - Al Capone) Prohibition lasts until repealed in 1933 by the 21Prohibition lasts until repealed in 1933 by the 21stst Amendment Amendment

Science v. ReligionScience v. Religion Fundamentalism: belief in literal interpretation of the Bible Fundamentalism: belief in literal interpretation of the Bible

(mainly in rural areas)(mainly in rural areas) Major conflicts with scientific ideas (esp. Darwinism)Major conflicts with scientific ideas (esp. Darwinism) Scopes TrialScopes Trial

Trial in Dayton, TN in 1925 over teaching of evolutionTrial in Dayton, TN in 1925 over teaching of evolution Clarence Darrow & William Jennings Bryan as attorneysClarence Darrow & William Jennings Bryan as attorneys Scopes found guilty; fined $100Scopes found guilty; fined $100

WomenWomen Women became more independentWomen became more independent 1919thth Amendment: right to vote Amendment: right to vote FlappersFlappers

Emancipated young womanEmancipated young woman New fashions (short skirts/dresses, more skin showing, shorter New fashions (short skirts/dresses, more skin showing, shorter

hair, etc.)hair, etc.) Smoking, drinking, more open ideas regarding sexSmoking, drinking, more open ideas regarding sex

More women in the workplace after WWIMore women in the workplace after WWI Change in familyChange in family

Women seen more as equalsWomen seen more as equals Decline in birthrate; due to increase in birth control (Margaret Decline in birthrate; due to increase in birth control (Margaret

Sanger)Sanger) Easier homelife, due to new technologiesEasier homelife, due to new technologies

EntertainmentEntertainment

Radio becomes more popularRadio becomes more popular Movies: Silent films to “Talkies”Movies: Silent films to “Talkies” People to knowPeople to know

Charles Lindbergh: 1Charles Lindbergh: 1stst to fly across Atlantic to fly across Atlantic Babe Ruth: greatest baseball playerBabe Ruth: greatest baseball player George Gershwin: famous composerGeorge Gershwin: famous composer F.Scott Fitzgerald: wrote about 1920s life (F.Scott Fitzgerald: wrote about 1920s life (The Great The Great

GatsbyGatsby)) Ernest Hemingway: most famous writerErnest Hemingway: most famous writer Charlie Chaplin: famous actorCharlie Chaplin: famous actor

Top (l-r): Charles Lindberg, Babe Ruth, George Gershwin

Bottom (l-r): F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, Charlie Chaplin

Harlem RenaissanceHarlem Renaissance Time of cultural flowering for African Americans (“Black is Beautiful”)Time of cultural flowering for African Americans (“Black is Beautiful”) Begins with fight against discrimination and NAACPBegins with fight against discrimination and NAACP Marcus Garvey & UNIA (Universal Negro Improvement Association)Marcus Garvey & UNIA (Universal Negro Improvement Association)

Focused on black prideFocused on black pride ““Back to Africa” movementBack to Africa” movement

Harlem Renaissance included famous writers and the Jazz AgeHarlem Renaissance included famous writers and the Jazz Age Langston Hughes was most famous writer of HRLangston Hughes was most famous writer of HR Zora Neale Hurston was most famous female writerZora Neale Hurston was most famous female writer Best known actor was Paul Robeson (would later be accused on Best known actor was Paul Robeson (would later be accused on

Communist ties after WWII)Communist ties after WWII) Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, & Cab Calloway were most famous Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, & Cab Calloway were most famous

jazz performersjazz performers

Top (l-r): Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Marcus Garvey.

Bottom (l-r): Duke Ellington & his jazz band, Louis Armstrong

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Government in the 20’sGovernment in the 20’s Calvin Coolidge

Slogan: “Keep Cool with Coolidge”

Famous Quote Lowers: Taxes…twice! Gave businesses

available credit to expand. Economic historians

suggest if Coolidge had intervened , the Great Depression would not have been as devastating to America…

Foreign Policy in the 20’sForeign Policy in the 20’s

Kellogg-Briand Pact: 15+ countries make

declaring war illegal Signed in 1928 No way to enforce it…

Washington Naval Conference U.S., Britain, Japan,

France, Italy Major success for world

disarmament

Great Depression- The Great Depression- The CausesCauses

Hoover vs. RooseveltHoover vs. Roosevelt Hoover: Hoover:

Roosevelt: Roosevelt:

Main Cause #1: OverproductionMain Cause #1: Overproduction

Farmers: Farmers: Used to making Used to making

profits from WWIprofits from WWI OverproducedOverproduced

Businesses: Businesses: OverproducedOverproduced Prices FallPrices Fall

Main Cause #2: Personal DebtMain Cause #2: Personal Debt

Credit: Credit: ““Buy now pay later”Buy now pay later”

Installment Plans: Installment Plans: Ex. 3 easy Ex. 3 easy

payments of payments of $999.99!$999.99!

Overspeculation of Overspeculation of stockstock

Main Cause #3: Unsafe Banking Main Cause #3: Unsafe Banking PracticesPractices

Lending:Lending: Banks keep givingBanks keep giving

Stock Market: Stock Market: Banks invest in Banks invest in

market and lose big market and lose big w/ crashw/ crash

Main Cause #4: Unequal Main Cause #4: Unequal Distribution of WealthDistribution of Wealth

The poor: The poor: Section and Section and

America continued America continued to growto grow

The wealthy:The wealthy: Got WealthierGot Wealthier 5% control 95% 5% control 95%

Main Cause #5: Business Main Cause #5: Business PracticesPractices

False Reports: False Reports: Of how much Of how much

businesses makebusinesses make

Expansion: Expansion: Businesses take out Businesses take out

loansloans

Catalyst: Stock Market CrashCatalyst: Stock Market Crash

Black Tuesday: Black Tuesday: October 29, 1929October 29, 1929

What: What: Record-setting fall Record-setting fall

of stock pricesof stock prices

The Stock Market Crash of 1929The Stock Market Crash of 1929

Many investors lost their life savingsMany investors lost their life savings

Ripple EffectRipple Effect

1929: 1929: Stockholders affectedStockholders affected

1930: 1930: Businesses close, unemployment up, some banks Businesses close, unemployment up, some banks

closeclose 1931: 1931:

More businesses close, unemployment up, many More businesses close, unemployment up, many banks closebanks close

1932: 1932: Unemployment=25%, businesses shut down, more Unemployment=25%, businesses shut down, more

closeclose 1933: 1933:

Beginning of “NEW DEAL”Beginning of “NEW DEAL”

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How many “A”s were on the previous page?How many “A”s were on the previous page?


What US state has the longest coastline?What US state has the longest coastline?

Shapes—5 PointsShapes—5 Points

A 12-sided polygon is known as what?A 12-sided polygon is known as what?


What did the Bonus Army want as it What did the Bonus Army want as it marched onto Washington, D.C.?marched onto Washington, D.C.?

Arts & Literature—10 PointsArts & Literature—10 Points

What was the real first name of the jazz What was the real first name of the jazz performer Duke Ellington?performer Duke Ellington?


List 3 of the major causes of the Great List 3 of the major causes of the Great Depression.Depression.

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When was Gatorade FIRST introduced?When was Gatorade FIRST introduced?

(10 Points for exact date, 5 Points within 5 (10 Points for exact date, 5 Points within 5 years of the date)years of the date)


What does POTUS stand for?What does POTUS stand for?

2 Pictures 1 Word—15 Points2 Pictures 1 Word—15 Points


What is the name of the treaty that outlawed What is the name of the treaty that outlawed offensive war during the late 1920s?offensive war during the late 1920s?

Music Trivia—15 PointsMusic Trivia—15 Points

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Washington D.C. is located in which state?Washington D.C. is located in which state?

Video Question Video Question (10 Points each)(10 Points each)

I will only show the video ONCE…I can ask I will only show the video ONCE…I can ask anything from this video so pay close anything from this video so pay close

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1.1.What is the color(s) of Brian Williams’ first What is the color(s) of Brian Williams’ first tie?tie?

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