
The birth of the Mother Road
The Dust Bowl and wartime highway
The neon-soaked golden age
Decline and modern rebirth
YOUR GOAL
Master of The story of Route 66
The Green Book: Victor Green's guide was crucial for Black travelers, listing safe motels and diners along the highly segregated Route 66.
A person who moves from one place to another, especially to find work. In the 1930s, thousands of displaced families traveled west along Route 66 seeking agricultural work in California.
What was the name of the federal program that employed young men to plant trees and improve roadsides along Route 66 in the 1930s?
What nickname was given to the impoverished Dust Bowl migrants who traveled west on Route 66?
Which historic travel guide helped Black families safely navigate segregated businesses along Route 66?
What major global event in the 1940s turned Route 66 into a heavily used military transport corridor?
During the 1930s Dust Bowl, to which state did most Route 66 migrants travel in search of work?
Which famous American singer-songwriter wrote 'This Land Is Your Land' while traveling Route 66 during the Great Depression?

