1920's & Great Depression

By Foster_17

  • !9th Amendment

    !9th Amendment
    !9th amendmnet gave women the right to vote.

  • Flappers

    Flappers
    Flappers became known in the 1920's. Flappers appeared different because of their attitude, behavior, and appearance. Flappers had bobbed hair and short skirts. Many people thought flappers acted unladylike.

  • Prohibition/18th amendment

    Prohibiton occured between 1920-1930. The 18th amendment caused alcoholic beveragaes to not be legally manufactured, transported, or sold in the US.

  • Music

    Music
    The 1920's marked the start of the "Jazz Age" which continued all the way until the 1930's.

  • Extra money

    During the 1920's, many people had extra money to spend. The extra money was spent on clothes, appliances, radios and etc.

  • Black Tuesday

    October 29, 1929 became known as 'Black Tuesday' since this was the day that the stock market crashed.

  • New Deal

    Franklin Roosevelt comes up with the "New Deal" while he is running to be elected president.

  • Franklin D. Roosevelt

    Franklin D. Roosevelt
    Franklin D. Roosevelt became the the 32nd president replacing President Hoover during the Great Depression.

  • Dust storms

    Dust storms
    Dust storms and droughts occured during the Great Depresion. It ended up killing thousands of people and animals.

  • End of Great Depression

    The Great Depression is brought to an end when WW2 (World War 2) is preparing to start.