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What field was Amelia Earhart famous in
Aviation. Amelia Earhart was famous as a female pilot.
Duke Ellington was famous in the field of
jazz music
Where Black artists writers and musicians gathered to express their black culture
Harlem
In 1927 The Jazz Singer was released as a movie with sound also known as a
talkie
A new dance inspired by the music of the decade was the
Charleston
The period after the stock market crash when many people went from prosperity to poverty is called
the great depression
People who have money in the bank are called
they are called depositors because they deposit their money in the bank. they are also called bank clients.
While the US dealt with the depression it was also facing
threats of another war
The first needs FDR wanted to make sure were met during the Depression were what
food, clothing, and shelter
What would not have been considered a fad of the 1920s
An automobile or a telephone were both becoming widespread during the 1920s, not just a passing fad.
What is a math phrase starting with the letter x
X-(4x3)+(7-5)x3
Ernest Hemingway Sinclair Lewis and F. Scott Fitzgerald were all
American novelists
During the 1920s women at home did not have time to become involved in community projects.
true
Which of these were attempts made by President Hoover to eliminate the problems created by the Great Depression
all answers are correct
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