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CH 22 A Turbulent Decade Review
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1919-1929 post WWI
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Secretary of the Interior Albert fall went to jail for his involvement in this
Watergate Scandal
Flip-flop sandal scandal
Teapot Dome Scandal
Equal Rights Amendment
2
in 1925, A. Philip Randolph founded what?
nothing, he became an actor when he moved to NY
Brotherhood of sleeping car Porters
brown vs board
Black panther party
3
Won the 1924 presidential election
Andrew Melon
Herbert Hoover
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
4
John L. Lewis is most closely associated with what strike?
Economic strikes
Unfair labor practice strikes
The coal miners' strike
Steel Strike of 1919
5
What Amendment did Alice Paul create?
Equal Rights Amendment
Equal politics Amendment
Equal votes Amendment
Gender Equality Amendment
6
The Boston police strike led to
worse pay
better pay
worse working conditions
disorder in the city
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Helped manufacturers by keeping prices and profits high
Equal rights
Tax act
Equal taxation
Fordney-McCumber Tariff Act
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The return of 4.5 million soldiers had what effect?
a shortage of jobs and falling wages
lower consumer spending and lower national debt
social and economic stability
more production, higher farm prices, & agricultural reforms
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The Sacco and Vanzetti verdict did all the following except
win them a retrial
spark many protests
cause great debate about their guilt or innocence
stun many Americans
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Business leaders pormoted this, which supported union-free open shops
Merger Plan
Damage Plan
American Plan
Tax Act Plan
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"New woman" of the era, with short hair and an independent spirit
Free spirits
Flaunters
Untouchables
Flappers
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The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People first organized to
prepare African American candidates for state and regional offices.
generate support for antilynching legislation.
lobby for more government jobs.
enforce stricter housing codes.
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This stated that men and women shall have equal rights throughout the US
NAACP
Flip-flop sandal scandal
Equal Treaty treaty
Equal Rights Amendment 19
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Why did some women oppose the Equal Rights Amendment
They thought they belonged in the house
They thought men were way better
They thought equality would destroy the economy
They thought the power of equality was too much to have
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The combining of two or more companies
Linking
Mergers
Aiding companies act
American Plan
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In 1921 Congress passed a law that limited
eastern European immigrants to prewar levels.
immigrants to ones with families in the US.
the immigrant population to 25% of the total US population.
immigration by continent of origin.
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He died of an apparent heart attack in August 1923
Calvin Coolidge
Bob Lazar
Herbert Hoover
Warren G. Harding
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One reason African Americans moved during the Great Migration was
economic/job opportunities
good housing market
recreation
educational opportunities
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Demobilization was
The rise of socialist groups
The transition from wartime to peacetime production
When women took over many traditional male jobs
the return of soldiers to the US
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John Lewis's leadership of the United Marine Workers strike was
selfish
poor
effective
unconstitutional
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Women's rights activist
feminists
feminines
mergers
scandals
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Sacco and Vanzetti were found guilty of murder largely because
the judge disliked their views
the confessed their guilt
the policed framed them
they were Marxists
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Herbert Hoover
had a reputation for administrative skill and efficiency.
was a democrat.
would become the head of the FBI.
campaigned for “the party of progress and liberal thought.”
24
In the 1920s, employers embraced the American Plan, which:
Gave shop owners free education
Gave owners no taxes
advocated the "open shop."
advocated the equal pay
25
What was one purpose of the Pan-African movement?
To partition African territory
To unite people of African descent
To separate Africans by race or ethnicity
To develop an African cooking show
26
The most important outcome of the Seattle general strike was
labor unions received more public sympathy
Seattle city workers won higher wages
public opinion turned against organized labor
the strike worked
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The Red Scare was a period of
violence against all foreigners
Anger toward women
attacks on labor unions
Anticommunist hysteria
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The Palmer raids occurred because Americans had become
Afraid of anachists
suspicious of radicals
Suspicious of immigrants
fearful of foreigners
29
All of the following occurred at the steel strike of 1919 EXCEPT
police pressured strikers
the managers attempted to divide the union
Mexican Americans were brought in to work the mills
strikers were stabbed
30
The Ku Klux Klan
helped newly freed slaves go to school
helped African Americans find jobs
used terror and violence to intimidate African Americans
helped newly freed slaves find housing
31
In the 1920s American Indians successfully organized to
grant private leases to oil reserves
fight new efforts to take tribal lands
encourage the government to boost reparation payments
uphold "yellow dog" contracts
32
Became president in 1928 after winning 58 percent of the popular vote
Andrew Mellon
Calvin Coolige
Warren G. Harding
Herbert Hoover
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The Harding administration endured several of these
scandals
mergers
feminists
Mexicans
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Eugen Debs, candidate for the Socialist Party, ran on a platform of
collective ownership of industry
capitalism
pro-business and anti-labor
revolutionary Marxism
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Demobilization led to
Less jobs
Higher wages for workers
Better jobs for immigrants
More jobs