US History UNIT 5 2018-19

During the 1920's, mass media included all of the following EXCEPT:

In WWI, Great Britain, France, and the United States were known as _____

Which provision of Wilson's Fourteen Points hoped would make WWI the "war to end all wars."

What was the significance of the Trans-Atlantic ship Lusitania?

Purchasing stocks with borrowed money on speculation is called.

In the 1920's Louis Armstrong was a hero of

The United States objected to joining the League of Nations because _____

Devotion to the interests and cultures of one's nation is ________

The Roaring Twenties was also known as the ______ due to this original American music form.

The ____ amendment gave women the right to vote.

The development of armed forces and their use as a tool of diplomacy.

Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace following World War I

The name for the period of severe drought and huge dust storms in the Mid-West

The amendment outlawing the manufacturing, selling, and consumption of alcohol was known as __

A major unintended consequence of Prohibition was

Which was not a cause of the Great Depression?

Before being assassinated, many people thought this Louisiana Senator might challenge FDR.

The largest program of the 2nd New Deal was _____ to create as many jobs as quickly as possible

Main goal of the 14 points and The League of Nations

During WWI, Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire were known as the _______

The name of the mass movement North of Black families during WWI.

This New Deal program put young men to work building roads, parks, and planting trees.

Area of NYC in the 1920's where popular music creators lived and worked.

The assassination of ______ was the spark that ignited World War I.

Tin Pan alley musician/Composed 3000 songs/Wrote God Bless America & White Christmas

Harlem Renaissance was a name for ______

Which of Henry Ford's innovations changed the lives of Americans?

Five time Socialist Party candidate jailed under the Espionage & Sedition Act

Prohibition was established by the ______ amendment.

The Espionage and Sedition Acts of 1917 forbid _______

US immigration policies in the 1920's can best be defined as

This New Deal program was designed to provide jobs and cheap electricity to the rural South

Which was NOT one of the long term causes of WWI?

This was not a new technology of World War I.

The "Red Scare" referred to the fear of

Black Tuesday signaled the beginning of

Shantytowns during the Great Depression were named this president.

Type of warfare in WWI where soldiers would fight from parallel systems of long ditches.

This Act allowed workers to join labor unions, protected unions, and use collective bargaining

Program designed save the elderly from poverty and gave benefits to the disabled.

Shantytowns where displaced people lived during the Great Depression were called _____

Eleanor Roosevelt was the first "First Lady" to be____

This BEST explains the increased totals for all cars made in the 1920's.

Langston Hughes is associated with which of the following 1920's movement of phenomena.

The treaty of Versaille was especially harsh against which country?

The biggest cause of the US entry into WWI to fight Germany was_______

During WWI, hundreds of thousands of black families moved north by the promise of ____

The extending of a country's economic and political control over other nations is________