What was the effect of more people owning cars?

More roads and highways were built

What did the radio help people do?

Listen to news, music, and sports

What is a “culture clash”?

When people disagree about ways of life, like city vs. rural ideas

Why were Sacco and Vanzetti put on trial?

They were accused of a crime, but were treated unfairly

What was the Scopes Trial about?

A trial about teaching evolution in school

What was the effect of the assembly line?

Cars were built faster & became cheaper

What was the purpose of advertisements in the 1920s?

To sell products and make people want to buy them

What was the effect of women getting the right to vote?

Women had more power in politics

What was the assembly line used for?

A way to build things faster in factories

A young woman who dressed and acted differently from traditional ways

What did Warren G. Harding promise when he became president?

A “return to normalcy” after World War I

What was a major improvement in home life in the 1920s?

New appliances like refrigerators and washing machines

What did Republican Presidents' believe about business?

The government should not interfere too much

Why was jazz music important in the 1920s?

It helped bring people together and created new styles of entertainment

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1
What was a major cultural movement during the 1920s?
The Space Race
The Harlem Renaissance
The American Revolution
The Civil War
2
What was the effect of more people owning cars?
More roads and highways were built
People stopped going to school
Fewer people wanted to work
The government banned driving
3
What did the radio help people do?
Take pictures
Cook food faster
Listen to news, music, and sports
Travel to new places
4
Which of these was NOT a president during the 1920s?
Warren G. Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
5
What is a “culture clash”?
A type of dance
When people disagree about ways of life, like city vs. rural ideas
A type of art
) A law about working hours
6
Who made the Model T car?
Henry Ford
John Scopes
Louis Armstrong
Calvin Coolidge
7
Why were Sacco and Vanzetti put on trial?
They were accused of a crime, but were treated unfairly
They invented a new machine
They were famous musicians
They were running for office
8
What was the Scopes Trial about?
A trial about teaching evolution in school
A fight over new car laws
A problem with factory workers
A case about a stolen car
9
What was the effect of the assembly line?
People stopped buying things
Cars were built faster & became cheaper
Stores stopped selling radios
Factories closed down
10
What was the purpose of advertisements in the 1920s?
To teach history
To encourage people to vote
To sell products and make people want to buy them
To entertain people
11
What was the effect of women getting the right to vote?
All men lost their right to vote
People stopped running for office
Women had more power in politics
Women stopped working
12
What was the assembly line used for?
A new type of music
A way to build things faster in factories
A type of train
A law about voting
13
What was a popular new invention in the 1920s?
Radios
Computers
Cell phones
Televisions
14
What was a flapper?
A new kind of radio
A job in a factory
A type of car
A young woman who dressed and acted differently from traditional ways
15
What did Warren G. Harding promise when he became president?
To create the first jazz band
To get rid of electricity
A “return to normalcy” after World War I
To make a new type of car
16
What was a major improvement in home life in the 1920s?
A law that made school shorter
New types of farming tools
The invention of television
New appliances like refrigerators and washing machines
17
What did Republican Presidents' believe about business?
He wanted to close all factories
The government should own all businesses
People should stop buying things
The government should not interfere too much
18
Why was the stock market crash of 1929 important?
It caused more people to move to cities
It led to the Great Depression
It made jazz music more popular
It started a new war
19
Why was jazz music important in the 1920s?
It helped bring people together and created new styles of entertainment
It was the first type of music ever made
It was only played in schools
It was a type of car
20
What did the 19th Amendment do?
Allowed women to vote
It Ended slavery
Created new jobs
Lowered taxes

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