other women helped change traditional roles for women in society by all of the following EXCEPT

fighting against distribution & use of birth control

Radio broadcasts changed american society how during the 1920s?

allowed people to hear news, advertisements, & entertainment

What does the document, "The Case Against the Reds" reveal about the U.S in the 1920's?

widespread fear of Communism targeted innocent immigrants

which of the following had the greatest impact on restricting immigrants from eastern europe?

Communist influence of the Russian Revolution

What was a recurring (repeated) theme in Langston Hughe's poems?

the dream of Freedom and equality for Afro. Am.

How did the flapper help change social norms forwomen in the 1920’s?

they were assertive &expressed themselves to be equal to men

Why were the Arts so important to the African American Community?

they were able to celebrate their heritage & express themslv

According to Marcus Garvey, why did some African Americans support his Back to Africa movement?

They believed blacks could never achieve equality in U.S

Which of these did NOT contribute to the resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan during the 1920’s?

The fear of the spread of Christianity throughout the U.S.

What was the effect of Prohibition (banning of alcohol) during the 1920s?

spread of organized crime since gangs controlled the liquor

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

rebirth of African American art and culture

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal" is from what?

the declaration of independence

What is the message in this cartoon?

big business had become too strong and must be stopped

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1
What type of document is this?
television program
movie program
newspaper program
radio program
2
other women helped change traditional roles for women in society by all of the following EXCEPT
working in jobs previously held by men
holding off on marriage and be more indepedent
fighting against distribution & use of birth control
increase the college graduate rate
3
The 13th amendment did what? (Previous Unit)
banned immigrants
banned alcohol
banned the freedom of speech
banned slavery
4
Despite the passage of the 15th Amendmnt all of these restricted it from being fulfilled EXCEPT
physical exam
literacy test
grandfather clause
poll tax
5
Radio broadcasts changed american society how during the 1920s?
created thousands of new jobs in radio
improved the nations literacy rate (reading rate)
brought different races together
allowed people to hear news, advertisements, & entertainment
6
What does the document, "The Case Against the Reds" reveal about the U.S in the 1920's?
the deportation of native americans
widespread fear of Communism targeted innocent immigrants
Southern states get ready for a revolution to take over
Riots were starting in schools and churches
7
which of the following had the greatest impact on restricting immigrants from eastern europe?
Communist influence of the Russian Revolution
the ideology of white supremacy
the struggling economy of the 1920s
nativist attitudes towards Germans
8
What was a recurring (repeated) theme in Langston Hughe's poems?
the dream of Freedom and equality for Afro. Am.
beauty of Jazz music & art
misery and sadness
horrors and devastation of war
9
How did the flapper help change social norms forwomen in the 1920’s?
flappers were religious fanatics
flappers were considered moral model citizens in society
they were a political group that pushed for change
they were assertive &expressed themselves to be equal to men
10
Why were the Arts so important to the African American Community?
they were able to celebrate their heritage & express themslv
the arts allowed black and whites to come together equally
it provided entertainment for the elite white audience
it made African Americans the dominant group in the US
11
According to Marcus Garvey, why did some African Americans support his Back to Africa movement?
They believed blacks would never face racism in Africa
They believed blacks could never achieve equality in U.S
They believed blacks should reconnect with African roots
They believed blacks were destined to go back to Africa.
12
The Case Against the Reds by Mitchell Palmer justified which of the following events?
The Palmer Raids
The rise of the KKK
The Immigration act of 1924
The Treaty of Versailles
13
Which of these did NOT contribute to the resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan during the 1920’s?
The rise in the presence of immigrants in the U.S
The fear of the spread of communism throughout the U.S
The growth of African American communities culture and ideas
The fear of the spread of Christianity throughout the U.S.
14
What was the effect of Prohibition (banning of alcohol) during the 1920s?
race riots started in the US
surge in population of immigrants
spread of organized crime since gangs controlled the liquor
people needed more Jesus in their life
15
Which big industry person is depicted in this image?
Abraham Lincoln
John D. Rockefeller
Bill Gates
Daniel Plainview
16
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
farm worker's movement to strike (Huelgas)
political movement in Harlem NY to unionize Black workers
social reform movement by NAACP
rebirth of African American art and culture
17
This poster was most likely created to...
support the 19th amendment
ban child labor
support the 18th amendment
promote communism
18
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal" is from what?
the declaration of independence
the book of mormon
the magna carta
the bible
19
What is the message in this cartoon?
laissez faire economy is best
we need big businesses to donate to charities
big business had become too strong and must be stopped
big businesses are necessary for change
20
All women were in support of the 19th amendment.
False
True

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