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Arrangement when a consumer agrees to buy now and pay later
credit
price supports
speculation
buying on margin
2
Elected to the presidency in 1924 when Harding died
Calvin Cooldige
Herbert Hoover
Donald Trump
Franklin D Roosevelt
3
To create consumers for their new products, manufacturers turned to
newspaper and magazine articles
mass production
advertising
television
4
The chief architect of economic policy in the US during the 1920s was
Warren Harding
Andrew Mellon
Herbert Hoover
Charles Hughes
5
The Emergency Quota Act did not apply to Canada and ...
Mexico
Serbia
Germany
Russia
6
Women that began using a new type of independent fashion in the 1920s were referred to as...
bootleggers
Pink Ladies
flappers
speakeasies
7
Which of the following were not targets of the Palmer Raids?
Anarchists
Communists
Isolationists
Socialists
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Which of the following was not a belief of fundamentalists of the 20s?
literal interpretation of the Bible
a firm belief in creation
evolution and creation should be taught as theories
Rejected the theory of evolution
9
Leader of the "Back to Africa" movement
Marcus Garvey
Langston Hughes
Duke Ellington
Charles Lindbergh
10
The flowering of African American arts in the 1920s became known as the
Glory Days
Harlem Renaissance
Great Migration
Great Awakening
11
A speakeasy was a
anti-war group
Dance club that played Jazz music
underground bar that served alcohol illegally.
smuggler of alcohol from foreign countries
12
Many Americans feared that the country was losing its traditional values and joined
protestantism
fundamentalism
catholicism
quakerism
13
After WWI, most Americans wanted to avoid future wars by
excluding Germany from the League of Nations
forbidding Germany to rebuild its armed forces
disbanding the League of Nations
avoiding involvement in world affairs
14
The ___ fostered a sense of a shared experience that helped unify the nation.
fundamentalist movement
mass media
bohemian life
new morality
15
What is the name of the belief that one's land needs to be protected against immigrants?
nativism
racism
isolationism
foreignism
16
Attempted to outlaw war
5 Power Naval Limitation Treaty
Kellogg-Briand Pact
reparations
Bessie Smith
17
Which of the following was not a problem following WWI?
Arms control
Reconstruction of war countries
War debts
Nuclear weapons
18
Warren G. Harding won the presidency by appealing to Americans' desire to
reform
return to life as it was before the war
become a world power
repeal prohibition
19
A major element of new morality was
a decrease in the use of automobiles
an increase in traditional values in marriage
an increase in support for women's independence
an increase in stay at home mothers
20
A jazz pianist and composer, led a ten-piece orchestra at the Cotton Club
Bessie Smith
"Duke" Ellington
Louis Armstrong
Langston Hughes
21
Coolidge believed that part of his job was to make sure the government
became involved in social reform
regulated ig business in order to stabilize the economy
participated regularly in world affairs
interfered with business and industry as little as possible
22
Albert Fall is known for what scandal?
Daugherty Scandal
Forbes Scandal
Fall Scandal
Teapot Dome Scandal
23
Charles Lindbergh was responsible for the 1st nonstop flight across___
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United States
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
24
Al Capone was a notorious
Inventor
KKK member
Bootlegger
Reality TV Show Star
25
In 1922, the NAACP's lobbying efforts influenced the House of Representatives to pass
voting rights legislation
anti-segregation legislation
equal opportunity legislation
anti-lynching legislation