| A | B |
|---|
| made Henry Ford's Model T's affordable | Assembly line |
| How automobile changed life | improved roads, new jobs, lives away from jobs |
| romantic dramas paid by soap companies | Soap Operas |
| Duke Ellington | Jazz composer and bandleader |
| Louis Armstrong | Trumpet player (St. Louis Blues) |
| Bessie Smith | new dances, blue singer (St. Louis Blues) |
| F. Scott Fitzgerald | wrote books on Jazz |
| Langston Hughes | wrote poems, books and plays about African Americans |
| Zora Neale Hurston | wrote about African American women |
| Jacob Lawrence | Painter of African American life |
| Charles Lindbergh | 1st pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic |
| Amelia Earhart | Female pilot |
| Georgia O'Keeffe | painter of nature scenes |
| Preservation Hall/ Mardi Gras | New Orleans, LA |
| Reason Prohibition failed | slippery bootleggers |
| Jacob Lawrence | Harlem Renaissance painter |
| Mass media/athletes/1920's | fnas listened to games on the radio |
| changes for working life of women | factories to offices |
| Great Depression | high prices, banks closed, soup kitchens, homeless |
| New Deal | paid elderly, disabled, unemployed, social security |
| Dust Bowl | people became migrant workers |
| New form of entertainment in 1930's | comic books (superman & batman) |
| Guglilmo MARCONI | physicist, inventor, 1st radio message across Atlantic |
| Los Angeles | Largest city in California |
| Harlem | African american populated NY City |
| Herbert Hoover | 31st president |
| Dorothea Long | photographer, pictures depicted poor living conditions |
| Queens | NYC, 1939 World's Fair |
| Wrapes of Wrath | published in 1939, book on Depression, Steinbeck |
