What was the Dust Bowl?

A series of dust storms in the 30s.

Why was the Prohibition approved?

Men were getting drunk and violent.

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1920s & 1930s Review

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1
What led to the Great Depression?
mass production
Scopes Monkey Trial
Nativism
Stock Market Crash
2
What was known as a rebirth of African-American arts?
Creation
Mass production
Evolution
Harlem Renaissance
3
What were some of the effects of Prohibition?
Crime increased
Bootleggers
Speakeasies
All of these
4
The assembly line was created by
Langston Hughes
Steven Hawking
Henry Ford
Stevie Wonder
5
More people had _____ than plumbing in the 1920s.
TV
Radios
Plumbing
Cars
6
What was a part of the New Deal?
isolationism
machines
soup kitchens
public works
7
What effects did the Great Depression have?
Bank failures
Fewer babies
Attack on Pearl Harbor
Death
8
The people lost _____ in the government after the Stock Market Crash.
Republicans
Democrats
Trust
Money
9
A shantytown is inhabited by
government officials.
organizations.
unemployed people.
employed people.
10
The 19th Amendment states that
Segregation is unconstitutional
None of these
People can drink at age 19
Women can vote
11
What was the Dust Bowl?
The Super Bowl without a grass field.
A series of dust storms in the 30s.
Severe drought in CA.
None of these.
12
What increased during the Great Depression?
Wages
Production
Unemployment
Tariffs
13
What was a cause of the Great Depression?
Dogs
Cats
Food
Dust Bowl
14
Which act enforced Prohibition?
Anti-Saloon League Act
National Origins Act
Volstead Act
Kellogg Briand Act
15
What caused illegal drinking in bars?
18th Amendment
20th Amendment
21st Amendment
19th Amendment
16
Why was the Prohibition approved?
Men were getting drunk and violent.
Alcohol was too expensive.
Alcohol was useless.
No one liked alcohol.
17
During the Scopes Monkey Trial, what was being illegally taught?
Creationism
Evolution
Big Bang Theory
God
18
Who was considered the most influential singer and musician of the 1920s?
Elvis Presley
Louis Armstrong
Big Sean
Mios
19
What new innovation led to mass production?
Assembly lines
Workshop tables
More workers
Production machines
20
What was the name of FDR's plan to fight the depression?
None of these
New Deal
FDR's Deal
Big Deal

1920s & 1930s Review Flashcards | StudBud

1920s & 1930s Review

20 termsStudBud Administration251 plays

#roaringtwenties #greatdepression #dustbowl #newdeal #harlemrenaissance

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
What led to the Great Depression?
mass production
Scopes Monkey Trial
Nativism
Stock Market Crash
2
What was known as a rebirth of African-American arts?
Creation
Mass production
Evolution
Harlem Renaissance
3
What were some of the effects of Prohibition?
Crime increased
Bootleggers
Speakeasies
All of these
4
The assembly line was created by
Langston Hughes
Steven Hawking
Henry Ford
Stevie Wonder
5
More people had _____ than plumbing in the 1920s.
TV
Radios
Plumbing
Cars
6
What was a part of the New Deal?
isolationism
machines
soup kitchens
public works
7
What effects did the Great Depression have?
Bank failures
Fewer babies
Attack on Pearl Harbor
Death
8
The people lost _____ in the government after the Stock Market Crash.
Republicans
Democrats
Trust
Money
9
A shantytown is inhabited by
government officials.
organizations.
unemployed people.
employed people.
10
The 19th Amendment states that
Segregation is unconstitutional
None of these
People can drink at age 19
Women can vote
11
What was the Dust Bowl?
The Super Bowl without a grass field.
A series of dust storms in the 30s.
Severe drought in CA.
None of these.
12
What increased during the Great Depression?
Wages
Production
Unemployment
Tariffs
13
What was a cause of the Great Depression?
Dogs
Cats
Food
Dust Bowl
14
Which act enforced Prohibition?
Anti-Saloon League Act
National Origins Act
Volstead Act
Kellogg Briand Act
15
What caused illegal drinking in bars?
18th Amendment
20th Amendment
21st Amendment
19th Amendment
16
Why was the Prohibition approved?
Men were getting drunk and violent.
Alcohol was too expensive.
Alcohol was useless.
No one liked alcohol.
17
During the Scopes Monkey Trial, what was being illegally taught?
Creationism
Evolution
Big Bang Theory
God
18
Who was considered the most influential singer and musician of the 1920s?
Elvis Presley
Louis Armstrong
Big Sean
Mios
19
What new innovation led to mass production?
Assembly lines
Workshop tables
More workers
Production machines
20
What was the name of FDR's plan to fight the depression?
None of these
New Deal
FDR's Deal
Big Deal