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This quiz is about the Roaring 20s, Some pics are meant to be tricky/misleading...
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1
The Harding Administration was implicated in the
Steamroller Scandal
Whiskey Ring Scandal
Teapot Dome Scandal
Speculation Scandal
2
_____ founded the first American birth control center in 1916
Jane Roe
Margaret Sanger
Jane Paul
Alice Paul
3
What media method did Franklin D. Roosevelt use to address the nation?
NBC
Radio
MSNBC
CBS
4
When the stock market is going up it is called a _____ market
Great
Bull
Bear
Yaaayyy, I'm making a ton of money
5
Calvin Coolidge was ___ and believed in _______ approach to government
anti-business; a heavily regulated
pro-business; laissez-faire
anti-business; laissez-faire
pro-business; a heavily regulated
6
This group broadened its discrimination to Jews, Catholics, and immigrants
The Migrants
The Invisible Empire
The Lost Generation
Ku Klux Klan
7
The trial that was representative of conflict between traditional and modern cultural values
OJ Trial
Scopes Monkey Trial
Marbury v Madison
The Anaconda Case
8
This person made the first solo airplane trip across the Atlantic Ocean non-stop
Charles Oppenheimer
Charles Lindbergh
Charles Capone :-)
Charlie Brown
9
Mass consumption, chain stores, installment plans, and credit were all a part of
the four amigos
the great sell-off
the cola wars
consumerism
10
WWI vets that marched on Washington demanding their bonus money early
The Bonus Army
The Regular Army
MacArthur's Madmen
The Army of Darkness
11
Women who wore short dresses, make up, smoked, and partied were known as
Rockers
Flappers
Librarians
Farmers
12
What were "talkies"?
Movies with sound
Silent movies
3D Movies
Short for "Walkie-Talkies"
13
These little "villages" built by homeless people during the depression, were known as
Loservilles
Hoovervilles
Disney's Hobo Row
The Carlton-Ritz subdivision
14
What was the primary source of information and entertainment during the 20s?
MTV
Radio
Cable
Internet
15
The decade of economic prosperity, social change, and cultural dynamism was known as
The Roaring 20s.
The Age of the Dancers.
Rock of Ages.
The Tumultuous 60s.
16
Popular form of music during the 20s featuring Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong was
Jazz
Hip-Hop
Blues
Rhythm and Blues
17
___ used the assembly line to produce large numbers of inexpensive ____
Henry Ford; automobiles
Chevy Chase; Chevrolets
Carl Benz; Mercedes
Henry Ford; Radios
18
The ___ Amendment prohibited alcohol while the ___ Amendment repealed the ___ Amendment
21st; 18th; 15th
13th; 18th; 21st
18th; 21st; 18th
13th; 14th; 13th
19
The stock market goes up because investors have ____, it goes down because investors are _____
fear; confident
pride; spiteful
confidence; fearful
love; hateful
20
____ supported the Back-to-Africa movement and was founder of the UNIA
W.E.B. Dubois
Martin Luther King Jr.
Marcus Garvey
Booker T. Washington
21
These men rode the rails throughout the country in search of employment
Lone Wolfs
Train Conductors
Hoboes
World traveling gang
22
____ was a strict belief in a literal translation of the Bible
Darwinism
LMNOPism
Fundamentalism
Consumerism
23
What was the name of a popular dance during the 20s?
The Chewbacca
The Charleston
The Bump
The Monkey
24
Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston were among the artists and writers during the
The Early European Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Shuffle
Constitutional Convention
25
Whew!!! On to politics, YAAAAYYYY!!! Warren G. Harding campaigned on the slogan
"He kept us out of war"
"Return to Normalcy"
"Keeping the World safe for Democracy"
The Business of America is Business"
26
When the stock market is stagnant or going down it is called a ______ market
Yaaaayyyy, this is awesome
Oh Man!!! I got it wrong again
Bull
Bear
27
Where could you buy alcohol illegally during prohibition?
Speakeasies
SoftSpoken
Speaksoftlies
E-Z-Liquor
28
The group of writers such as Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Ezra Pound were known as the
Greatest Generation
Lost Generation
Last Generation
Generation Gap