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1
America’s basic foreign policy in the 1920s
isolationism
flapper
speakeasy
prohibition
2
Harding’s administration was filled with scandal because he allowed his friends to use government powers for their gain.
False
True
3
The Red Scare was the fear that this would spread throughout the U.S.:
capitalism
democracy
communism
socialism
4
Prohibition was repealed because it did not bring any beneficial results
True
False
5
Who was brunt of much ridicule at the Scopes trial for his defense of biblical creation
William Bryan
Charles Hughes
Calvin Coolidge
Albert Fall
6
Communists intended to spread their rule from Russia to other nations of the world.
False
True
7
Who won the 1928 election?
FDR
JFK
Herbert Hoover
Nixon
8
developer of the assembly line for mass production
Henry Ford
Charles Lindbergh
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
9
What term describes the decade of 1920-1929?
The Great Depression
The Blue Period
The Progressive Era
The Roaring Twenties
10
condition imposed by Eighteenth Amendment
speakeasy
bootlegging
isolationism
prohibition
11
What lawyer defended the biology teacher accused of teaching evolution in Tennessee?
Clarence Darrow
Albert B Fall
Charles Darwin
Al Capone
12
The scopes trial resulted in a confliction for teaching evolution
False
True
13
Prohibition went into affect in 1919 despite widespread disapproval and a long, bitter fight against the movement
True
False
14
The Republican presidents of the 1920s believed that the federal government should not regulate the farm economy.
True
False
15
Which of the following did the most to break down some regional characteristics of Americans to form a unified nation
Radio
Television
iPhone
Computer
16
What unrealistic agreement was made in 1928 to outlaw war and establish world peace?
The Scopes Trial
the Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact
Prohibition
The electric light
17
This is an establishment that illegally sells alcoholic beverages.
Speakdrink
Bar
Speakeasy
Easydrink
18
Following World War I blacks and immigrants received animosity of the workers they had replaced during the war
False
True
19
inheritor of impending fall from prosperity
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Charles Lindbergh
20
president who died in office
Warren G Harding
Henry Ford
21
This president promised a “return to normalcy” after years of war and progressivism.
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
William Taft
Woodrow Wilson
22
The people of the 1920s generally had an interest in all of the following topics or issues EXCEPT
Biblical Christianity and moral values.
silent movies and their stars.
sensational stories of human drama.
sports and sports figures.
23
In the 1920s, the United States was most interested in which of the following priorities?
Growing closer to God
Becoming materially prosperous
24
pilot of the first nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Lindbergh
Henry Ford
Herbert Hoover
25
Name one of the writers whose work was influential in the 1920s.
Eliot
Frau
26
Albert B. Fall was infamous for his part in
The Scopes Trial
Writing a Book
27
Which of the following were athletes and entertainers of the 1920s?
Ernest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Charlie Chaplin
Babe Ruth
28
The common use of what power source did much to revolutionize the daily life of Americans during the 1920s?
electricity
wind
water
29
The illegal sale of liquor
Prohibition
Bootlegging
Flappers
30
Which president was involved with the Ohio Gang?
Obama
Harding
Wilson
Hoover
31
Who was the famous Chicago crime boss during the 1920s?
Clarence Darrow
Al Capone
Calvin Coolidge
Albert B Fall
32
A major court case related to the Red Scare was the one involving
John Scopes.
Guglielmo Marconi.
Albert B. Fall.
Sacco and Vanzetti.
33
The author of the book, The Man Nobody Knows was
Warren Harding
Bruce Barton
Albert Fall.
Calvin Coolidge
34
What international agreement was made in an effort to reduce the Naval strength of the major powers?
Washington Naval Conference
Roaring Twenties
Council of Trent
Paris Peace Conference
35
A woman whose behavior and dress were shocking
bootlegging
speakeasies
flappers
prohibitionist
36
The president who said "the chief business of the American people is business" was:
Herbert Hoover
William Howard Taft
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
37
President Harding was impeached, found to be responsible for the Teapot Dome scandal, and imprisoned.
False
True
38
The automobile had a dramatic effect on American life, especially that of farm families.
True
False
39
The first automobiles were built shortly after World War I.
False
True
40
All of the following conditions were present in the mid-1920s EXCEPT
a desire for law and order.
excessive purchases on credit.
a lack of adequate food production on farms.
climbing prices on the stock market.