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This term means no government influence in business, "hands off"
communism
nativism
laissez faire
isolationism
2
This amendment repealed prohibition
20
19
18
21
3
Economic and political system based on private ownership of business and industry
communism
imperialism
Capitalism
monarchy
4
This enabled people to buy goods over an extended period without having to put much money down when purchased
credit and installment plans
stocks
debit cards
theft
5
People who opposed any form of government
isolationists
nativists
anarchists
imperialists
6
The policy of pulling away from involvement on world affairs
nationalsim
isolationism
imperialism
militarism
7
Established the maximum number of people who could enter the US from foriegn nations
quilt system
quill system
quota system
quiet systme
8
What was the primary goal of the women's suffrage movement in the US?
To secure voting rights for women
To secure the right to vote for women
To eliminate the prohibition of alcohol
To improve working conditions for women
9
Which amendment repealed Prohibition in the US?
27th Amendment
18th Amendment
16th Amendment
21st Amendment
10
The unplanned, uncontrolled growth of the cities is known as
Red Scare
Urban renewal
Urban sprawl
The Great Migration
11
This was the mass migration of African Americans from the south to the north
Jim Crow Movement
Harlem Renaissance
Great Migration
Lost Generation
12
This is the unplanned, uncontrolled spread of cities into urban areas
white flight
nativism
isolatioism
urban sprawl
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Which event is often cited as contributing to the decline of the Harlem Renaissance?
The election of Franklin D. Roosevelt
The establishment of the NAACP
The Great Depression
The start of WWI
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Made it illegal to manufacture, sell or transport alcohol
Imperialism
prohibition
Isolation
probation
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What was the Harlem Renaissance?
A religious revival movement
A political movement advocating for civil rights
A cultural and artistic explosion in Harlem during the 192os
A series of laws regulating immigration
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This presidential candidate campaigned on the promise to end prohibition
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
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The goals of the NAACP included all of the following except
An end to racial violence
Creation of a separate society for African Americans
Anti-lynching laws
Civil Rights for African Americans
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What were speakeasies
Secret places Americans could go to drink alcohol illegally
Factories that produced alcoholic beverages
Places to turn in your alcohol after the 18th Amendment was passed
Social clubs for women only
19
The goals of the NAACP include all of the following except
An end to racial violence
creation of seperate society for African AMericans
Civil rights for African AMerians
Anti-Lynching laws
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How did Americans respond to Prohibition
By completely ignoring the law
By campaigning for further restrictions on alcohol
By supporting the law and abstaining from alcohol
By engaging in illegal activities like bootlegging and speakeasies
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A person who smuggled alcoholic beverages into the United States during prohibition
a member of the KKK
police officer
nativist
bootlegger
22
What was the KKK?
A book club
Quilting club
People who accepted everyone
Cult of racist horrible people
23
Suffrage is the
Right to petition
Right to drink
Right toassemle
Right to vote
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What was a significant cause of the Harlem Renaissance?
The Great Depression
The abolition of slavery
Prohibition
The Great Migration
25
Which lifestyles changes were commonly associated with flappers in the 1920s?
Short hairstyles, smoking, dancing and jazz music
Focusing solely on domestic duties and child rearing
none of the above
Wearing long dresses and adhering to the traditional gender roles
26
Which 2 things led to economic prosperity of the 1920s?
advertising and fundamentalism
automobile
assembly line and buying of credit
flappers and fundamentalism
27
This amendment establish the prohibition era
21
18
19
20
28
The first practical peacetime use of airplanes was for
Top Gun
carrying mail
crop dusting
weather forecasting
29
The trial of Sacco and Vanzetti is often cited as an example of
Anti-immigrant hysteria and political bias
Success of forensic science
Judicial fairness and integrity
Effectiveness of the American legal system
30
This refers to the stricter social and moral standards for women during the 1920s
urban sprawl
isolationism
nativism
double standard
31
Who were the primary targets of the Palmer Raids during the Red Scare?
Women suffragist
Communists and anarchists
African Americans
Italian immigrants
32
What did the 18th Amendment to the Constitution establish?
Prohibited manufacture, sale and transportation of alcohol
Gave women the right to vote
Legalized the sale of alcohol
Instituted the income tax
33
This term, coined by F. Scott Fitzgerald was used to describe the flamboyant “anything goes” era of the 1920s
New Age
Roaring 20s
Jazz Age
Harlem Renaissance
34
Prominent leader of the suffrage movement that used large demonstrations and hunger strikes to achieve her goals
Harriet Tubman
Alice Paul
Carrie Chapman Catt
Susan B Anthony
35
Emancipated young women of the 1920s who embraced the new fashions and urban attitudes of the day were known as flappers
True
False
36
He was the US attorney general that led America in the hunt for communism?
J. Edgar Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
A. Mitchell Palmer
Warren Harding
37
All of the following were reasons prohibitionists pushed for a national amendment to end alcohol except
reduce accidents on the job
end domestic abuse
immigrants used alcohol
suffrage
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Which event reflects the American government's fear of immigrants potentially being radicals or anarchists in the 1920s
The Manhattan Project
The Palmer Raids
The Great Depression
The Civil Rights Act
39
What was one major effect of the Harlem Renaissance?
It fostered a sense of pride in African American culture and heritage
It reinforced negative stereotypes about African Americans
It caused a decline in artistic expression
It decreased segregation in the North
40
To obtain liquor illegally, drinkers went underground to hidden nighclubs known as
tea rooms
tenements
speakeasies
penthouses
41
This state was the first to allow women the right to vote.
North Dakota
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Main
42
An economic and political system based on a single-party government ruled by a dictatorship
Capitalism
Communism
monarchy
imperialism
43
How did Prohibition contribute to the rise of organized crime in the US?
It actually didn't contribute to the rise of organized crime
none of the above
It decreased illegal activity
It provided a new source of income for bootleggers
44
All of the following are examples of American isolationism except
US did not sign the Treaty of Versailles
Great Migration
US did not join League of Nations
Nativism
45
What term is used to describe the 1920s in America due to the popularity of jazz music?
The Progressive Era
The Jazz Age
The Gilded Age
The Great Depression
46
Which of the following is not a political change of the 1920s
isolationism
Quota Act
Advertising
19th Amendment
47
All of the following are examples of US isolationism except
Nativism
US did not sign the Treaty of Versailles
US did not join the League of Nations
Great Migration
48
What amendment to the US constitution granted women the right to vote?
18th Amendment
15th Amendment
19th Amendment
21st Amendment
49
This amendment gave women the right to vote
19th
20th
18th
21st
50
During the 1920s the life of rural women was much easier than women living in cities.
True
False
51
Which of the following best describes the attitude toward immigrants in the US after WWI?
Immigrants faced fear and suspicion over radical political idea
There was a general indifference toward immigrants
Immigrants were widely welcomed and celebrated
Immigrants were primarily viewed as allies and citizens
52
The most powerful mean of communication during the 1920s was the
television
internet
radio
newspaper
53
The fear of immigrants after WWI was largely due to concerns about the spread what political idealogy?
Communism
Capitalism
Democracy
Monarchy
54
What was the Red Scare in the US?
A widespread fear of communism and immigrants
A health epidemic affecting Ameircans
Fear of a new civil war within the US
A campaign to promote democracy in Easter Europe
55
All of the following caused the Red Scare except
US imperialism
Anti-immigrant Hysteria
The Bolshevik takeover of Russia
The Palmer Raids
56
Prejudice against foriegn born people
nativism
imperialism
alliances
isolationism
57
Which was the first state to grant women the right to vote, even before the 19th Amendment?
South Dakota
North Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
58
This refers to the celebration of African American culture, literature and art
Nativism
NAACP
Great Migration
Harlem Renaissance
59
What was one reason for the high unemployment rate after WWI?
Increased job opportunities in farming
A lack of immigrants entering the US
Returning soldiers and new immigrants competing for jobs
Economic stability in the industrial sector
60
What caused urban sprawl?
Electricity
Change in brithrate
women
Automobile
61
During the 1920s more Americans were living in cities than were living in rural areas
False
True
62
What 1917 event significantly contributed to the fear of communism in the US?
The Treaty of Versailles
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The start of World War I
The Bolshevik Revolution
63
All of the following women played a role in women's suffrage except
Alice Paul
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Bessie Smith
Susan B. Anthony
64
All of the following were true about city life except
city life was sometimes firghting and impersonal
in the city there was more drinking, gambling and casual dating
city life was fast-paced, not leisurely
in the city everyone was your friend and neighborly
65
During the expansion of the KKK, all the following became targets except
Catholics
African Americans
Women
Immigrants