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1
These people illegally moved alcohol during Prohibition
Rum Runners
Whiskey Players
Moonshiners
Wine Diners
2
The MAIN causes of WWI were
Mankind, Alliances, Industrialization, Nation-states
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
Militarism, Alliances, Industrialization
Mobilization, Aptitude, Interdependence, Nationalism
3
Which prominent Black leader was assassinated in 1968?
Nelson Mandela
Martin Luther King Jr.
Barack Obama
Malcolm X
4
Students were initially prevented from entering the racially segregated school in this incident
Alabama Eight
Montgomery Nine
Greensboro Four
Little Rock Nine
5
This law removed the poll tax and literacy test required for voting.
Brown vs. Board of Ed
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Voters Right Act of 1965
Freedom in Voting Act of 1966
6
North Vietnam staged a major attack against US troops and US beats back the NVA in what event?
The Vietnam Offensive
The Tonkin Offensive
The Tet Offensive
The Viet Cong Attack
7
Laws or practices that discriminated against blacks were referred to as:
Little Rock Nine
Domino Theory
Civil Disobedience Laws
Jim Crow Laws
8
Due to prohibition, people went to parties at these places
Costume Party Clubs
Hush Clubs
Speakeasies
Speaksoftlies
9
This illness killed millions at the beginning of the 1920s
Chicken Pox
The Plague
Small Pox
Influenza (the flu)
10
This Supreme Court decision ruled "separate but equal".
Plessy vs. Ferguson
King vs. McDonald
Brown vs. Board of Ed
Roe vs. Wade
11
What popular invention was used by millions of families during the 1920s?
The Radio
The Ice Box
The iPod
The TV
12
Which of the following were Allies in WWI?
France, Russia, Germany
Britain, France, US
Germany, Serbia, Russia
Britain, France, Germany
13
In the 1920s, people became more interested in...
Working
The Military
Movies
Popular Culture
14
The event where Martin Luther King Jr gave his "I Have a Dream" speech.
March on Washington
Freedom Rides
March on Birmingham
March on Montgomery, Alabama
15
These places became a popular hangout for kids in the 1920s
Sports Fields
Parks
Movie Palaces
The Mall
16
What does it mean when something is the "bee's knees"?
It is bright.
It will sting you.
It's challenging.
It is good.
17
She refused to give up her seat on the public bus to a white man.
Rosamunde Pilcher
Rosa Parks
Rose McGowan
Rosa Mendez
18
Hundreds of demonstrators were arrested in this 1963 desegregation protest.
March on Birmingham
March on Washington
March on Little Rock
March on Montgomery
19
Hitler came to power because
Most Germans were Anti-Semetic
He was the most fiscally responsible candidate
the population was desperate and he made promises to all
he ran for office unapposed
20
The Normandy Invasion was critical for Allied success because
It got the Nazi's out of Paris
It opened the Western Front for an Allied advance
It allowed the Russians to get to Berlin
The Allies were able to defeat the French Resistance
21
This person was president during the stock crash of the 1920s
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Abe Lincoln
Calvin Coolidge
22
If one land in a region came under the influence of communism then other countries would follow
Conspiracy Theory
Theory of Relativity
Manifest Destiny
Domino Theory
23
Who was the prominent civil rights leader who advocated for nonviolent protest?
Harriet Tubman
Rosa Parks
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King Jr.
24
Prohibition in the 1920s banned this:
Short dresses
Alcohol
Cheeseburgers
Soda
25
In what year was the Montgomery Bus Boycott launched?
1949
1961
1956
1955
26
Which landmark Supreme Court case ended racial segregation in public schools?
Obergefell v. Hodges
Roe v. Wade
Brown v. Board of Education
Miranda v. Arizona
27
This is when the stock market is doing well.
Bear Market
Bull Market
Shark Market
Squirrel Market
28
Who is the popular jazz artist who helped to popularize the genre?
Neil Armstrong
Louis Armstrong
Ed Sheeran
Bruce Springsteen
29
These were small shanty towns that appeared at the beginning of the Great Depression.
Hoovervilles
Wilsonvilles
Kennedytowns
Lincoln lands
30
The Holocaust started with
When Auschwitz opened
Blaming the Jews for Germany's problems
When Hitler forced the Jews to live in Ghettos
Krystallnacht
31
Which actor grew to immense fame in the 1920s?
Kurt Russell
Humphrey Bogart
Clint Eastwood
Charlie Chaplin
32
The only nation(s) to deliberately drop an atomic bomb on a human population was
The United States
Russia and the US
The US, China, and Iraq
Great Britain
33
Are civil rights movements still relevant today?
False
True
34
Civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into the segregated southern United States:
Ghost Riders
Freedom Riders
Civil Rights Riders
Greensboro Four
35
What event sparked WWII?
Invasion of Poland
The attack on Pearl Harbor
Krystallnacht
Invasion of France
36
All Americans must be treated equally in voting, education, employment, and public space use.
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Brown vs. Board of Ed
Voters Rights Act
37
The peaceful refusal to obey unjust laws is called this:
Social Disobedience
Civil Disobedience
Social Injustice
Civil Laws
38
This is when something becomes popular for a short period of time
Fun
Phase
Bit
Fad
39
This type of music became popularized during the 1920s.
Jazz
Rock
Pop
Swing
40
Russia dropped out of WWI due to
Highest death tolls
Bombing of Serbia
Defeat of France
Internal Revolution overthrew government
41
What year did the Civil Rights Act become law?
1963
1989
1967
1964
42
The Atomic Bomb was used to
to pay back Japan for Pearl Harbor
Defeat the Nazis
To obtain freedom of the seas for China
To save American Lives and force Japanese surrender
43
Which event sparked WWI?
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
DeLome Letter
D-Day
Sinking of the Lusitania
44
The Allies were fighting the Nazis because of the Holocaust
False
True
45
A
set of US domestic programs by Johnson.The main goal was ending poverty and racial injustice
Great Society
Great Gatsby
Great Culture
Great New Deal
46
North Vietnamese PT boats attacked US destroyers in the Gulf of:
Tonkin
Asia
Mexico
Tonka
47
This was popularized by the assembly line, making is accessible to everyday people.
Trains
The Plane
The TV
The automobile
48
What was the Normandy Invasion?
Invasion of Russians on Baltic Coast
Germans final push before retreat
Invasion of Germans on British coast
Allied invasion of French Coast
49
This was the primary form of fighting in WWI on the Western Front
Trench
Naval War
Nuclear Bombs
Airplanes
50
This was the creating that helped companies create their products faster
Puzzle Piece Machine
Assembly Line
General Motor
The Model T
51
These women dressed more for style than ever before, including short hair, and smaller dresses.
Dippers
Flappers
Flippers
Dancers
52
This President helped to pass the 19th Amendment.
Wilson
Hoover
Bush
Coolidge
53
What is the 19th Amendment
Women's Suffrage
Freedom of Speech
Prohibition
Right to Bear Arms
54
This man's company created this assembly line
Walter Chrysler
Karl Benz
Mark Cuban
Henry Ford
55
Which sport was commonly listened to over the radio in the 1920s?
Baseball
Football
Golf
Hockey
56
These types of stores sprung up during the 1920s
Department Stores
Mini-malls
Grocery Stores
Malls
57
A bus company almost went bankrupt in this Albama city when blacks refused to ride the bus.
Greensboro Bus Boycott
Birmingham Bus Boycott
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Little Rock Bus Boycott
58
Did the Civil Rights Act become law in 1954?
False
True
59
Who was the first Black president of the United States?
Hakeem Jeffries
Barack Obama
Fredrick Douglas
Clarence Thomas
60
As a result of this war, the US economy boomed in the early 1920s
Civil War
WW3
WWI
WWII
61
This Supreme Court decision ruled that school segregation was unconstitutional.
Board of Ed vs. Arkansas
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Crow vs. Parks
Brown vs. Board of Ed
62
African American jazz artists were allowed to play in clubs, but there weren't allowed to...
Speak
Sing
Drink
Watch
63
These are expectations of how people act in society
Social Norms
Expectations
Regularities
Life cues
64
All of the following were new weapons introduced in WWI except
Machine Guns
Gas
Bayonets
Flamethrowers
65
This type of hairdo became popular for women in the 1920s
The ponytail
Pigtails
Braids
The bob
66
U-boats are
Submarines
Ocean Liners
Fast Frigates
Destroyers
67
Movies in the 1920 had all of the following but this
Actors
Voices
Music
Pictures
68
Which activist was influential in the fight against racial segregation in public transportation?
Nelson Mandela
Rosa Parks
Angela Davis
Frederick Douglass
69
This term refers to guerilla fighters who farmed by dan and were soldiers by night.
Viet Nam
the Red Army
the Taliban
Viet Cong
70
This is freedom and independence that women achieved in the 1920s
Autonomy
Automatic
Autopilot
Automobiles
71
This is when the stock market is not doing well.
Bull Market
Sloth Market
Bear Market
Elephant Market
72
The 1920s were widely considered a time of :
Failure
Prosperity
Craziness
Depression
73
The leader of the Civil Rights Movement who encouraged peaceful protesting.
Marvin Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
Jim Crow
Malcom X
74
Which countries made up the Axis powers in WWII?
China, Japan, Germany
Germany, France, Russia
Great Britain, Russia, Australia
Germany, Italy, Japan
75
This was when the stock market crashed...
Black Friday
Black Tuesday
Red Friday
Blue Wednesday
76
What year did WWI start?
1914
1941
1892
1492