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Review of Unit 4
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1
Eugenics was praised and supported by which group?
Nativists
NAACP
Communists
ACLU
2
The National Origins Act restricted immigration from what part of the world?
Latin America
Southern and Eastern Europe
Canada
Africa
3
What was the (NAACP) responsible for? .
brought an end to discrimination
dismantling of the KKK
brought an end to racism
Fought against discrimination and anti-lynching laws
4
Prohibition was a failure due to the following
destruction of criminal organizations
legal bars
Only liquor was banned, not beer.
bribery; organized crimes
5
What was the impact of the Harlem Renaissance?
African American Art; Literature; Jazz
racial equality
celebrities
pop music
6
Which amendment prohibited the production, sale, and transportation of alcohol?
21st
16th
19th
18th
7
What dance did Flapper women make famous?
The Charleston
the Twist
the Charles
the Waltz
8
What theory was Mr. Scopes teaching that led to his arrest, trial, and guilty verdict?
Fundamentalism
Credit
Evolution
Social Darwinism
9
Where do we see the influence of the Harlem Renaissance today? Two possible answers
immigration
Black Lives Matter
automobiles
Hip Hop
10
What movement help to develop the Harlem Renaissance?
Racial Violence in the North
Back to Africa movement
Great Migration
Racial equality
11
What happened in the 1920s as a result of racial unrest?
led to race riots in cities across the U.S.
NAACP began prosecuting members of the KKK
The KKK was investigated by the FBI and J. Edgar Hoover
African Americans left the north to live in the south
12
Duke Ellington and Hughes are examples of what cultural phenomenon?
speakeasies
discontent of the lost generation
communism in African American communities
the Harlem Renaissance
13
What is women's suffrage?
women's right to practice religion
social independence
suffering
women's right to vote
14
What was the lasting legacy of Marcus Garvey ?
He successfully ended racial tension
His movement was an utter failure
He promoted Black Pride in the United States
He was born in Jamaica
15
Which issues did Harlem Renaissance artists discuss and promote? Two possible answers
racial inferiority
Racism
communism
African American Pride
16
What technological advancement led to worldwide diffusion of popular culture ?
Airplanes
Refrigerators
Radio
Model T
17
Why did the advertising industry increase during the 1920s?
The Stock Market
The growth of mass production techniques
Installment plan
Prosperity in the 1920s
18
What were the Palmer Raids?
raids of elected officials offices
mass arrests by the U.S. government based on little evidence
searches and seizures of documents
investigations of loyal U.S. citizens
19
What was the "Red Scare?"
fear of ethnic prejudice
fear of nativists and the KKK
Fear of communism spreading in the United States
fear of racial tension
20
What two groups favored restricting immigration to the U.S.?
Suffragists and Temperance leaders
FBI and local police
KKK and nativists
Flappers and Gangsters
21
Nativism resurged in the 1920s due to these developments
prosperity and installment plans
NAACP legislation and prosecution of crimes
growing U.S. power on the world stage
Economic Recession and immigrants
22
What did the Flapper culture represent?
Women who wanted to break away from social norms
Women who did not believe in the credit system
Women’s desire to leave the workforce
Women wanting to not participate in democratic elections
23
What is an installment plan?
Investments in stock
A device used to increase consumerism
Installment of trades made on Wall Street
A system of credit that allowed people to buy products
24
How does the Sacco and Vanzetti case demonstrate prejudice against immigrants?
Ethnic prejudice was the basis for the case
They were given a fair trial
People from around the world supported Sacco and Vanzetti
They were found not guilty due to the lack of evidence
25
How did Presidents Harding and Coolidge stimulate the economy and business in the U.S.?
increased tariffs
supported labor unions
raised income tax
reduced the role of government interference in business
