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1
Known as the Empress of Blues
Tina Turner
Amelia Earhart
Bessie Smith
Lois Mailou Jones
2
What did NOT fuel an economic boom during the 1920s?
installment buying
mass production/assembly line
mass advertising
overproduction of farm goods
3
This person started the UNIA and encouraged African Americans to support each other
Marcus Garvey
Marcus Gameday
Marcus Ganger
Marcus Gainer
4
This means to return to a peacetime production in the industries
Consumerism
Installment Buying
Mass Production
Demobilization
5
This person owned the "Defender" newspaper and is a main contributor to the Great Migration
Robert Abbott
Duke Ellington
Marcus Garvey
WEB Dubois
6
Which person was NOT a part of the Harlem Renaissance?
Louis Armstrong
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Duke Ellington
Langston Hughes
7
Attorney Gen. Palmer deported immigrants who were viewed as
liberals
communists
conservatives
nativists
8
Which group opposed immigration believing immigrants would take American jobs & hurt traditions
Nativists
Native Americans
Protestants
Catholics
9
The "RoaringTwenties" was also known as
the Jazz Age
Times of Change
the Age of Rock
Fad Fabulous
10
Sacco and Vanzetti were two men whose execution demonstrated that
the Supreme Court was fair and thorough
the United States was fearful of foreigners
the Justice System is always appropriate to the situation
the United States welcomed honest immigrants
11
At its heart, the Scopes Trial was a clash between
evolution & science
education & science
biology & science
religion & science
12
Scopes' Trial magnified debate between which two groups
Democracy vs Anarchists
Federalist vs Anti-Federalists
Capitalists vs Socialists
Traditionalists vs Modernists
13
This comedian was a famous silent movie actor and famous during the 1920s
Tom Holland
Hugh Jackman
Charlie Chaplin
Charles Lindbergh
14
Following WWI, America followed the advice of Washington and returned to
isolationism
nativism
wearing white whigs
communism
15
Flappers were
women who flew across the Atlantic
birds on the Magic Garden
females who broke against the traditional behavior
women who fought for the right to vote
16
This new technology connected Americans from all over the country
Model T
Vacuum
Radio
Credit
17
Fought against racism in the courts and a founding member of the NAACP
Marcus Garvey
Aaron Douglas
WEB DuBois
Warren G Harding
18
This person was a science teacher who was arrested for teaching evolution
William Jennings Bryan
John Scopes
Clarence Darrow
Charles Darwin
19
To oppose all forms of government
Capitalist
Communist
Anarchist
Socialist
20
Bootlegging and organized crime are a direct negative result of
19th Amendment
16th Amendment
18th Amendment
21st Amendment
21
This boxing match symbolized the traditionalists vs modernists struggle of the 1920s
Sacco vs Vanzetti
Dempsey vs Tunney
Scopes vs Darrow
Garvey vs DuBois
22
The economic boom and a good stockmarket during the 1920's were caused in part because
civil rights for women and minorities helped economy
preparing for war boosted the economy
increased government regulation (control) helped the economy
people were buying goods using installments and credit
23
Buying on margin
allowed Americans to buy more stocks in a business
placed severe limits on immigrants
spread fear of communism
led to an increase in organized crime
24
What was a “speakeasy”?
a new method to learn English
Al Capone’s automatic weapon
the slang used by young people
secret bars serving alcohol
25
“The Red Scare” was a movement that showed how much our nation feared the establishing of
Communism
Anarchism
Idealism
Darwinism
26
The Great Migration led to the
Jim Crow Laws
Renaissance Festival
Jazz music
Harlem Renaissance
27
Henry Ford's claim to fame is that he perfected the moving assembly line.
True
False
28
What was most important to the economy of the 1920's?
tariff reductions
previous war efforts
government subsidies
consumerism
29
What was “Prohibition”?
women were not allowed to wear skimpy bathing suits
no one in the US could buy, sell or transport alcohol
women were not allowed to vote in political elections
men were forbidden to travel to Communist countries
30
What was the 21st Amendment to the Constitution?
no one in the US could buy, sell or transport alcohol
it repealed or took away Prohibition
it was the act used to try to enforce Prohibition
It gave suffrage to women
31
He was known as the 'Sultan of Swat' and popularized baseball
Babe Ruth
Kirby Puckett
Babe Rutt
Joe Dimaggio
32
What did the ratification of the 19th Amendment provide?
Womens right to attend college
equality amoung races and genders
Equal pay for men and women
Womens right to vote
33
When hundreds of people were killed and thousands of homes destroyed in an affluent African American neighborhood, 1921
Palmer Raids
Harlem Renaissance
Red Scare
Tulsa Race Massacre
34
President Coolidge, with his quote, "The business of America is Business" the national economy..
stagnated
declined slightly
leveled off
boomed
35
Became a notorious crime boss in Chicago as a result of prohibition
Dubois
Harding
Capone
Palmer
36
Someone who makes and transports illegal alcohol
Whiskey Runner
Bootlegger
Runaway Ricky
Nascar Nellie
37
This President was known for his "Return to Normalcy" quote after WW1
Franklin D Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Herber Hoover
Warren G Harding
38
Who was Charles Lindbergh?
assembly line inventor
an Olympic athlete
a home run king
nonstop NYC to Paris pilot
39
Which generalization is best supported by a study of Prohibition?
People’s morality can be successfully controlled
Increased taxes can affect consumer spending
People’s attitudes can make some laws hard to enforce
People will sacrifice willingly for the common good
40
Many African Am's moved to northern cities to seek economic opportunities & escape racism
The Move
Great Migration
Great Gatsby
Great Escape
41
Example of Nativism in the United States
Sacco and Vanzetti
Quota Act
Palmer Raids
All the above
42
Nickname to the Ford Model T
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Tin Lizzie
Ford Flyer
The Rattler
43
Aaron Douglas & Lois Maillou Jones were both considered
Pilots
Jazz musicians
Gansters
Harlem Ren. Artists
44
This racist group gained popularity because of fear from rapid immigration and cultural change
bootleggers
flappers
League of Nations
Ku Klux Klan
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This movement wanted to prohibit the use and sale of alcohol
anarchist
temperance
The No Alcohol
communist