World War 1 - Recoveries

4. A region in the Great Plains ruined by drought and dust storms in the 1930s, causing mass migration.
6. Shanty towns built by homeless people during the Great Depression, named after President Hoover.
7. The movement of over 6 million African Americans from the rural South to Northern cities.
9. Gave women the right to vote (1920).
10. President Franklin D.Roosevelt's series of programs to end the Great Depression through relief, recovery, and reform.
12. A belief in the literal, strict interpretation of religious texts (like the Bible).
14. A 1925 court case debating teaching evolution vs. religious fundamentalism in schools.
16. 1935 law creating a system for old-age pensions, unemployment insurance, and aid to the needy.
17. Journalists/writers who exposed corruption and social evils in business and government.
18. A 1930 law that raised US tariffs on imports to record levels, worsening the worldwide depression.
19. A manufacturing process where parts are added in sequence to mass-produce products faster (e.g., Ford cars).

1. The constitutional ban on making, selling, or transporting alcohol (1920–1933).
2. 1906 law requiring accurate labeling of food and drugs to prevent dangerous products.
3. 1920s women known for their free lifestyle, short hair, and shorter dresses.
5. Community centers in slums providing services (education, healthcare) to immigrants and the poor.
8. A major African American cultural boom in art, music (jazz), and literature in NYC during the 1920s.
11. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; a civil rights group formed to fight segregation and discrimination.
13. Secret, illegal bars operated during Prohibition.
15. Someone who smuggled or illegally made alcohol during Prohibition.