Unit 4 Review: The Roaring Twenties

Secretary of the Interior sold government land to oil companies, kept the money for himself.

This Ku Klux Klan parade during the 1920s can best be explained by:

Communism was a specific threat to Americans in the 1920s due to the fact that:

All businesses are privately owned and business owners keep all profits themselves:

The Fordney-McCumber Tariff was designed to:

Which of the following is best reflected by the cartoon below?

Uncle Sam's position on the "Peak of Prosperity" (during the 1920s) is:

The Emergency Quota Act was put into place for what major purpose?

Which of the following best explains the verdict that was reached in the Sacco/Vanzetti case?

7 members of Bugs Moran's gang were brutally murdered in a Chicago garage:

High school science teacher in Tennessee who illegally taught the theory of evolution:

President of the U.S. who wanted a "return to normalcy" after World War I:

A friend asks you why the 1920s was "Roaring." What do you tell him/her?

Many Americans were in favor of prohibition due to the idea that:

Which of the following best describes the U.S. government's response to the 1st Red Scare?

Ancient Rome warning Uncle Sam to be careful would be supported by:

Economic system in which government owns all businesses, distributes profits evenly to citizens

A young 1920s woman who "bobbed" her hair, wore shorter dresses, and danced in public:

Government with a dictator in charge, citizens don't have any individual rights:

Which of the following best explains the decision reached at the Washington Naval Conference?

The policy shown in the cartoon below is easier to understand with knowledge of:

Which of the following would NOT explain the flapper movement?

First human being to fly an airplane across the Atlantic Ocean:

Along with J. Edgar Hoover, he broke into the homes of suspected communists without a warrant:

Which of the following is demonstrated by the cartoon below?

Once prohibition was put into place, society:

The time period in the U.S. when alcohol was illegal to make, possess, consume, or transport:

The belief that a person born in the U.S. is superior to someone born outside the U.S.

Set up an official Prohibition enforcement agency:

The event at the center of the cartoon below reflected a conflict of:

The act of illegally smuggling alcohol into the United States:

At the Washington Naval Conference:

Fewer people were joining labor unions in the 1920s due to the idea that:

The Harlem Renaissance changed race relations in the U.S. due to the fact that:

Time of intense fear of communism in the United States:

How did Uncle Sam reach his position on the "Peak of Prosperity" during the 1920s?

An illegal bar, saloon, or tavern during prohibition:

Chicago gangster worth approximately $60 million per year: