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Across 3. A new style of music, blending together African roots with gospel, blues, and ragtime. 5. A government social program that helped people save to retire at 65 years old. 8. Writer of the Jazz Age, telling stories of partying and excess. 10. FDR's plan to help the US recover from the Depression and help the economy grow. 12. These programs helped build roads, bridges, and parks to protect natural areas across America. 13. Laws that allowed legal mistreatment of African Americans in the south. 16. An African American singer known as Queen of the Blues. 18. A jazz musician from Washington, DC that played piano. 19. A period of time when African Americans left the south and moved north and to the west. 24. People who created and sold illegal alcohol during the ban. 26. The practice of hanging Blacks in the south as a way of terrorizing their community. 27. This president helped bring America out of the Great Depression. 29. A place where illegal alcohol could be purchased. 30. Young women in the 20's who dressed and acted more freely and independent. 31. The Harlem ___ was a period of great cultural achievement by African-Americans. 32. Passing of the 19th Amendment allowed these people to vote. 33. During the Depression, up to 25% of Americans were ___, unable to find work.

Down 1. A place where stocks are bought, sold, and traded. 2. Taxes placed on things from other countries to limit people buying them. 4. Playing trumpet in a jazz band in Louisiana, he became an international star. 6. This painter showed the African American experience from parts of the US. 7. Shantytown homeless camps named for the president that people blamed for the Depression. 9. A famous African American poet telling stories of African Americans and their experiences. 11. Investing with the hopes of making money. 14. A female painter who started with city scenes but then painted desert landscapes. 15. The 18th ___ to the Constitution was ratified in 1919, banning alcohol. 17. A white writer, focusing his stories on poor migrant workers. 20. A time in US history when alcohol was made illegal to purchase or make. 21. Shares of a company allowing people to invest their money for a chance to share profits. 22. In the 1930s, poor farming and drought caused these massive storms of soil. 23. Members of organized crime who profited during Prohibition. 25. The state where Harlem is located. 28. A neighborhood of New York where African-American culture thrived.