CPUSH 1920s Quiz

The massive population shift where thousands of African-Americans moved to Northern cities is known as:

Under the Harding administration AND the Coolidge administration...

How did Henry Ford mass-produce Model-T's while also making them cheaper?

Who had more free time?

Why did Prohibition ultimately fail?

The Scopes Trial was a clash between...

By the mid-1920s, more Americans lived in _____ than anywhere else.

Which of the following was a new form of art that grew during the 1920s?

Who was NOT affected by the Emergency Quota Act of 1921?

Which of the following describes Flappers?

Who mass-produced the first automobile in the USA?

Which scandal rocked President Harding's reputation?

For the first time in history, wealthier people were able to live further away from work in places known as _____.

Which Amendment made alcohol illegal?

Which of the following groups/organizations grew in membership during the 1920s?

Why was Harlem culturally significant during the 1920s?

The __________ Act is the official law for enforcing prohibition.

After WW1, what happened to USA's economy?

Who was responsible for the Teapot Dome incident?

During the 1920s, how was the USA divided in a new way?

What did all of the new consumer goods provide for American households?

Which of the following organizations wanted African-Americans to leave USA and form a new society in Africa?

Why was John T. Scopes fired from his Tennessee teaching position?

Guess what?

Why did many poor people move into city centers during the 1920s?

Who was the first President during the 1920s? (He promised a "return to normalcy."

What did President Harding and President Coolidge have in common?

Which of the following was an effect of Prohibition?

Which of the following groups did not enjoy economic prosperity during the 1920s?