Roaring Twenties review quiz

Young women who defied traditional standards through their clothing and activities were:

Eliot Ness' group of detectives who worked to stop bootlegging were known as :

The idea that every task can be broken down into a series of smaller tasks is known as what?

Which well-known jazz musician played the trumpet to imitate the singing style of the blues?

The ______________________ was passed to help enforce the 18th Amendment.

Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan represented a conflict between:

Which of the following innovations was the most significant during the 1920s?

__________ and __________ were convicted of murder due to the rise of Nativism.

Which law limited the number of immigrants to 2% of their 1890 populations?

This car manufacturer lowered costs by implementing scientific management techniques.

This was a proposed constitutional amendment that would give men and women equal rights.

Planned obsolescence can best be described as:

These were clubs or bars that operated out secret rooms and sold alcohol illegally.

This was a period of anticommunist hysteria during the early 1920s.

The system where all property and production of goods are controlled by government is known as:

Who is considered the leader of the Harlem Renaissance?

The Ku Klux Klan were known to :

Glenn Curtiss and Charles Lindbergh were both pioneers in the _____________________.

This was a new production method employed by Henry Ford to increase manufacturing speeds.

What was the mostly African-American cultural, social, and artistic explosion in the 1920s?

The _______________________ pushed tariff rates on manufactured goods to an all-time high.

Harding's campaign slogan, promising a shift back to isolationism, was known as what?

Albert Fall selling government oil reserves to his friends represented the ___________________.

The combining of two or more companies is known as:

The transition from wartime to peacetime production levels is knows as what?