The worst day in stock market history, during which 16 million stock shares were sold, is commonly referred to as __________.
Oklahoma’s first legislation granting women the right to serve on a jury was passed during which governor’s administration?
Which of the following was the most important question at the heart of the Cold War?
During World War II, Oklahoma native Ira Eaker convinced British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to ___________.
Governor Raymond Gary is known for championing which issue during his time in office?
Which group did the Nazis single out most visibly for extermination during the 1930s and 1940s?
Which countries belonged to the Allied Powers at the outbreak of World War I?
During the twentieth century, farmers increasingly shifted their focus to __________ as demand for cotton fell.
Which of the following was not a result of the discovery of oil in the Greater Seminole fields in the 1920s?
Oklahoma’s economy is still affected by the __________ facilities that were constructed during and after World War II.
How many Oklahomans served in World War II?
What is the significance of the date October 29, 1929?
Which federal New Deal program provided farm owners loans to maintain land and purchase farm equipment?
During the Cold War, Americans built bomb shelters as a result of increased fears of __________.
Approximately how many soldiers died during World War I?
The New Deal’s Social Security Act provided financial assistance for children, the elderly, people with disabilities, and __________.
The 1941 Fair Employment Practices Commission was responsible for preventing job discrimination in US defense industries, which primarily affected __________.
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