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U.S. History: The Jazz Age
U.S. History: The Jazz Age
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The movement of African Americans to northern cities in order to start a better life.
The Great Leap Forward
The Great Migration
The Great Uprising
The Great Escape
2
Famous authors described the ____________ and ____________ of the time.
purity and innocence
prosperity and progressivism
nostalgia and hopelessness
materialism and decadance
3
Hostility towards immigrants.
Isolationism
Communism
Nativism
Populism
4
An economic theory that lower taxes will boost the economy.
Supply-Side Economics
Capitalism
Consumer Theory
Monetarism
5
Which of these technologies did NOT make it easier for women to do their jobs more easily.
washing machine
sewing machine
refrigerator
microwave oven
6
What technological development caused the sprawl of cities into suburbs?
Airplanes
Assembly Lines
Aquaducts
Automobiles
7
Who benefited the most from the 18th amendment?
The Federal Government
Organized Crime Syndicates
Workers Rights Groups
Everyday People
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What did the 18th amendment ban?
Unions
Alcohol
Tobacco
Public Meetings
9
In what city was jazz invented?
New Orleans
New York
Harlem
Chicago
10
Starting in 1927, what became the center of the U.S. film industry?
Chicago
San Francisco
Manhattan
Hollywood
11
What was the name of the 18th amendment?
The Temperance Act
Prohibition
The Anti-Alcohol Act
The Social Protections Act
12
The leader of the NAACP who fought for legislation to protect African-American rights:
Claude McKay
Billie Holiday
Marcus Garvey
James Weldon Johnson
13
Unconventional, not bound by society’s rules.
Modern
Liberal
Bohemian
Free-Spirited
14
What Act of Congress limited the numbers of immigrants that could come to the U.S.?
The Foreign Exchange Act
The Anti-Immigration Act
The Border Act
The Emergency Quota Act
15
All of the following groups were likely to approve of the 18th amendment except for:
Rural Southern Residents
Recent Immigrants
The Women's Christian Temperance Movement
Organized Crime Syndicates
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An explosion of art, music, and literature describing the Black experience during the 1920’s.
The Harlem Renaissance
The New York Boom
The Chicago Undergroun
The Detroit Renaissance
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A medium of communication meant to reach a wide audience.
Bohemian
Hollywood
Mass Media
Radio Production
18
Which Black Nationalist leader tried to establish an African homeland for black Americans?
Marcus Garvey
James Weldon Johnson
Claude McKay
Billie Holiday
19
During the 1920’s, how did people begin to buy their products?
On Credit
Quickly
Carefully
In Cash
20
What group gained unexpected power in the 1920s as a result of American nativism?
The KKK
The Women's Temperance Movement
The NAACP
Congress
21
The belief that God created the world and everything in it, usually as described in the bible.
Scientology
Bohemian
Evolution
Creationism
22
Women who wore short dresses and make-up, cut their hair, drank and smoked in public.
Dolls
Suffragettes
Liberal Ladies
Flappers
23
Producing large quantities of goods using machinery.
Mass Production
Assembly Line
Industrialization
Nativism
24
An American style of music that uses syncopated rhythms and improvisation.
Blues
Ragtime
Jazz
Rock and Roll
25
The event that forced the Federal Government to act against mob crime.
The Chicago Bootlegger Spree
The Speakeasy Riots
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre
John Dillinger's Escape
26
Why was John T. Scopes arrested in 1925?
For public protests
For drinking illegally
For running the mob
For teaching evolution
27
What happened in 1919 as a result of racial tensions?
Immigration into Cities
The Harlem Renaissance
The Voter Protection Act
Race Riots
28
Which of the following was NOT a famous gangster from the 1920's
Al Capone
John Dillinger
John T. Scopes
Chee-Chee DeMayo
29
A place where alcoholic beverages are sold illegally.
shanty
speakeasy
bootlegger
bar
30
What new technology helped unify the nation through entertainment and shared experience?
The Assembly Line
The Airplane
The Radio
The Automobile
31
Fear of what created deep opposition to immigrants?
disease
communism and anarchy
new traditions
European wars
32
Why did artists flock to Chicago's South Side and Manhattan's Greenwich Village?
To live a vintage experience
To escape from factory jobs
To live a bohemian lifestyle
Easy access to speakeasies
33
Which of the following was NOT a famous musician from the Harlem Renaissance.?
Louis Armstrong
Amelia Earhart
Billie Holiday
Bessie Smith
34
The scientific theory that humans and other forms of life have evolved over time.
Scientology
Bohemian
Evolution
Creationism
35
What allowed Americans to watch sports, visit the theater, and enjoy vacations?
More Work Hours
Debt
Higher Wages
Advertisements
36
Who were two anarchists who were convicted of murder in the ‘20’s?
Sacco and Vanzetti
Harding and Fall
Lochner and Muller
Ford and Wright
37
Which of the following was NOT a famous movie star from the 1920's:
Mickey Mouse
Charlie Chaplin
Rudolph Valentino
Ernest Hemingway
38
Which of the following was NOT a famous writer from the 1920's?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
H. L. Mencken
Ernest Hemingway
Calvin Coolidge
39
A philosophy calling for the equal distribution wealth and power.
Capitalism
Communism
Socialism
Liberalism
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Transporting illegal liquor led to America’s first:
speedways
gangsters
race cars
speakeasies