Purpose of the Espionage and Sedition Acts

suppress anti-war speech activities

Jailed for Speaking against the war

A policy of protecting the interests of native-born over immigrants

What was unrestricted submarine warfare?

Germany sank any ship believed to be supplying the enemy

The movie "The Birth of a Nation" promoted what?

Recruitment for the Ku Klux Klan

What were the Palmer Raids?

A series of raids against suspected radicals & communists.

Why did the US not join the League of Nations?

Congress didn’t want us being pulled into foreign wars

A fashionable woman who partied and flouted conventions.

What did the 18th amendment do?

made the consumption,production, and sell of alcohol illegal

The cultural renaissance period known as the Harlem Reaissance was from

the end of WWI to the mid 1930s

How did the roaring 20s change the U.S

It causeed a boom in consumerism and helped the economy greatly.

What was trench warfare?

Battles fought in ditches in the ground

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

African American culture flourished across the US.

The Zimmerman Telegram was a:

Telegram Germany sent to Mexico to get them to invade US

What was the league of nations?

Representatives from countries to resolve disputes

Archduke Franz-Ferdinand was shot by a Serbian nationalist

What was the Great Migration?

Movement of many African Americans, to northern cities.

Prohibition impacted crime rates

by giving rise to Al Capone and other organized crime

What was the Emergency Quota Act?

Limited immigration from southern/eastern Europe

Fear of communism spreading in the US

Why did the Great Migration happen?

They wanted to escape the Jim crow laws

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1
Wilson's policy at the beginning of WWI was
prohibit trade with all warring nations
declare all out war
neutrality
lend lease
2
Purpose of the Espionage and Sedition Acts
boot industrial employment and output
to encourage purchase of war bonds
promote enlisting in the military
suppress anti-war speech activities
3
Who was this famous trumpet players from the Harlem Renaissance?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
W.E.B Dubois
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
4
What was the 19th amendment?
Prohibition
Right to vote for African Americans
Income tax
Women’s suffrage
5
Eugene V Debs
civil rights leader
brown vs board of education
Jailed for Speaking against the war
Jailed for being a terrorist
6
Nativism was the
The intense dislike of Native Americans and attempting to reform them
Practicing Native American rituals and beliefs
A policy of protecting the interests of native-born over immigrants
Attempting to keep West and East Berlin separated in Germany
7
What was unrestricted submarine warfare?
There were no limits on what torpedoes went on submarines
Germany produced submarines for its self and its enemies
Germany sank any ship believed to be supplying the enemy
Germany only sank military ships
8
The movie "The Birth of a Nation" promoted what?
Joining the Prohibition movement
Recruitment for the Ku Klux Klan
Acceptance towards immigrants
The Red Scare
9
What were the 1st movies with sound called?
talkie
dancie
walkie
soundie
10
Who was Eugene V. Debs?
a Democrat
a Socialist
a Nazi
a Republican
11
What were the Fourteen points intended to do?
to achieve lasting peace
to trick countries into thinking there would be no problems
to discontinue the war
to give the audience hope for their family member(s) return
12
What were the Palmer Raids?
Raiding of businesses & factories.
A series of raids against suspected radicals & communists.
Terrorism which took place in the early 1900s.
raiding of the Palmers neighborhood in search for refugees.
13
Why did the US not join the League of Nations?
The US was not invited
Congress didn’t want us being pulled into foreign wars
US didn’t want to pay the entrance fee
The US formed their own league
14
What were flappers?
A fashionable woman who partied and flouted conventions.
A mobster who wore a penguin suit and smoked cigars.
A moral guardian who reinforced morals and good behaviour.
A young woman who behaved with good old fashioned decorum.
15
What did the 18th amendment do?
set a term limit for the president
made the production and sell of alcohol legal again
made the consumption,production, and sell of alcohol illegal
gave women the right to vote
16
This was a major innovation found in most homes by the end of the 20s.
Telephone
Television
Radio
Refrigerator
17
When was the 19th amendment issued?
1930
1920
1922
1919
18
The cultural renaissance period known as the Harlem Reaissance was from
the end of WWI to the mid 1830s
the end of the Civil War to the start of WWI
The end of the Civil War to the Civil Rights movement
the end of WWI to the mid 1930s
19
How did the roaring 20s change the U.S
America went into another war in the 20s.
America became communist.
Slavery was legalized.
It causeed a boom in consumerism and helped the economy greatly.
20
What happened to the Lusitania?
All of these
1,198 people died.
It was sunk by a German U-boat.
128 Americans were killed.
21
What other name were the Roaring 20s known as?
The Crazy Times
The Dust Bowl
The Age of Jazz
The Great Depression
22
What was a speakeasy?
A Dance Saloon
Illegal bar
Secret hideaway
A motor company
23
Why did so many European countries get involved in WWI
they all wanted to gain land
all were attacked
Alliances
24
What was trench warfare?
Battles fought in ditches in the ground
Naval battles
Tank warfare
Battles fought in the air
25
What rights did the Espionage and Sedition Acts supress in the United States?
Right to join a political party
Right to Freedom of Speech
Right to join a union
Right to a public trial
26
What was U.S. policy after WWI?
Isolationism
laisez-faire
Radicalism
nationalism
27
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
A railroad system
A march across the US.
African American culture flourished across the US.
A factory for African Americans
28
Most Famous Poet of the Harlem Renaissance
Paul Robeson
Arna Bontemps
Claude McKay
Langston Hughes
29
Who wrote the Fourteen Points
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry Truman
30
The Zimmerman Telegram was a:
Telegram Black Hand sent to assassin
Telegram England sent to Canada to get them to invade the US
Telegram France sent to Mexico to get them to invade US
Telegram Germany sent to Mexico to get them to invade US
31
What system did Henry Ford develop??
Planetary systems
Corrupted school system
Iphones
Assembly line
32
What was the league of nations?
Funding for war efforts
Representatives from countries to resolve disputes
A group that wanted control over all countries
33
Henry Ford
invented the light bulb
organized the Standard Oil Company
produced automobiles
Mass produced tires
34
How did WWI start?
Some Bloke named Archie Duke shot an Ostrich
Archduke Franz-Ferdinand was shot by a Serbian nationalist
Germany trespassed through Belgium
Germany declared war on Poland
35
What was the Great Migration?
Movement of African Americans, to southern cities.
Movement of the fighter pilot planes piloted by African Americans.
Movement of many African Americans, to northern cities.
Movement of migratorial birds when the War started in the early 1900's.
36
What caused the red scare?
Spanish revolution
French revolution
Russian revolution
American revolution
37
The 18th amendment is also known as ...
National Origins Act
Prohibition
Women's right to vote
Laissez-Faire
38
Prohibition impacted crime rates
by giving rise to Al Capone and other organized crime
increasing police presence in communities
by giving rise to Scarface and other organized crime
by lowering them
39
What was the Emergency Quota Act?
Limited immigration from Mexico and Germany
Limited immigration from southern/eastern Europe
Limited immigration from China
Forced quotas in the assembly line
40
The Red Scare was…
Fear of communism spreading in the US
A fear of the color red
Terrorist attacks by communists
Fear of German invasion
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Why did the Great Migration happen?
To work in the stock buisness
They wanted to escape the Jim crow laws
They wanted to form dense neigbourhoods
They wanted to form a new form of music

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