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Unit 6 test: 1920s and the Great Depression
Unit 6 test: 1920s and the Great Depression
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Test review of American History II Unit 6 test
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Speakeasies were a place people could ____ during prohibition.
work on cars
talk to each other without subtitles
focus power
drink alcohol
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F. Scott Fitzgerald:
List Generation compiler of Top Tens
Lerst Generation writer of The Sun Also Rises
Last Generation composer of Rhapsody in blue
Lost Generation writer of The Great Gatsby
3
Organize crime during the 1930s got a boost in power from ___ alcohol.
scrimshawing
blim-blamming
bootlegging
fishchewing
4
Pro-business president, known now for corruption in his administration
Wilson
T. Roosevelt
Harding
F. Roosevelt
5
Made welfare available.
WPA
SSA
REA
Wagner Act
6
Liberated women in the 20s that dared to smoke and/or drink in public
flappers
bumpers
flippers
tampers
7
What were nativists?
Considered themselves "natives" of the U.S.
thought immigrants were taking our jobs
Wanted to establish quotas for how many immigrants got in.
all of the above
8
Irwin Investor says: "Thank goodness for the ___; now I can invest with confidence!"
SAT
SEC
ACT
SDP
9
___ interpret the Bible literally, therefore do not accept evolution.
fundamentalists
nativists
assimilationists
racists
10
Unplanned ___ might mean cities spread out of control
trains
urban sprawl
military bases
city shrinking
11
Program to create as many jobs as possible, as quickly as possible
WPA
Wagner Act
REA
SSA
12
To assimilate foreigners, I make them ___ like the dominant culture.
more
less
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Veterans who camped out in front of the White House until they got paid.
Bonus Army
Freeloading Hoboes
Payment Platoon
Communist Ex-Soldiers
14
Louis Armstrong:
Doughnut enthusiast
Race car driver
Jazz trumpet player & singer
Blues guitarist
15
Langston Hughes:
Poet who wrote about a dream deferred
Musician who played the trumpet
Journalist who raked muck
Novelist who wrote The Jungle
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______ believed that government should control the economy; was anti-capitalist
anarchists
communists
fascists
nazis
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Pro-business vice president of Harding; took over after Harding died
Bush
Rockefeller
Coolidge
Capone
18
Hoover thought business had the answer to the Great Depression; Roosevelt thought that __ did.
Eleanor
Fireside Chats
business
government
19
Greater productivity resulted when factories established ___ of workers.
social clubs
assembly lines
smoking lounges
softball teams
20
When government tries to help out business or farmers by stabilizing prices, this is called:
rice support
bonus army
nice report
price supports
21
This program was begun by Pres. Hoover, and it eventually bore his name.
Boulder Dam
Mt. Rushmore
Rock Island
Alcatraz
22
Families gathered around the __ to hear news, entertainment, "fireside chats" of FDR
radio
campfire
TV
stove
23
Hoover started the ___ to try and get the housing industry going again.
Social Security Act
Federal Gettahouse Fund
Federal Home Loan Bank Act
Social Loan Fund
24
Passage of the 18th amendment was also called:
women's suffrage
freedom of speech
voting for 18 year olds
prohibition
25
A friendly Congress passed FDR's New Deal programs, but then they were struck down by the ___.
Supreme Court
State of North Carolina
Senate
House of Representatives
26
Pres. Hoover encouraged people to show "rugged individualism," not ask for government ___.
taxes
handouts
battleships
movies
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Create electrical cooperatives among farmers
Wagner Act
WPA
REA
SSA
28
___ was a British economist who theorized you got out of a depression by spending a lot
Langston Hughes
John Maynard Keynes
F. Scott Fitzgerald
W.E.B. DuBois
29
_____ tariff passed to try and protect domestic businesses
Hawley-Smoot
Stalling-crewt
Bumble-shoot
Crawley-doot
30
Invest in ___ if you want to buy and sell companies' shares.
politics
the stock market
organized crime
bootlegging
31
What was "The Grapes of Wrath" about?
Perils of working in a meatpacking plant
Really rich people in New York
Life for poor farmers in the Dust Bowl
Angry raisins
32
Speculators bought _____, which means borrowing money to buy stocks
in cognito
on margin
ex post facto
in memoriam
33
Promoted public art
Art program
Federal Art Project
Art mart
Art-tastic
34
Painting of Dust Bowl farmer and his daughter
American Gothic
American Corinthian
American farmer and daughter
American Romanesque
35
Outlawed unfair labor practices like firing somebody for no good reason
Wagner Act
SSA
WPA
REA
36
Charles Lindbergh flew across the _____ in the "Spirit of St. Louis"
Pacific Ocean
Appalachian Mtns
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
37
____ was the day the stock market crashed in 1929.
Black Tuesday
Yellow Thursday
Blue Monday
Red Wednesday
38
The ___ insured bank deposits up to $5000.
FDIC
FLIP
FADE
FISH
39
African American artistic community in 1920s
Harlem Medievalists
Harlem Shake
Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Age of Enlightenment
40
Shantytowns were sometimes referred to as "_____" in reference to his disappointing policies.
Shackbergs
Hoovervilles
Crabby towns
Business meccas
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Workers for the CCC planted a lot of __.
false information
hiddent microphones
trees
OJ gloves
42
The ___ protected workers' rights to unionize.
Federal Art Project
Tennessee Valley Authority
Rural Electrification Administration
National Recovery Administration
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Sacco and Vanzetti?
anarchists accused of murder, convicted, and executed
deli sandwich
fancy clothing brand
a comedy team
44
Sale of federal land by interior secretary to business interests in exchange for bribe
Vietnam
Teapot dome
Watergate
Pentagon papers
45
Being able to buy all the consumer goods I've always wanted would improve my _____.
standard of living
scuba class
prison time
space voyage
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I might use credit to buy consumer goods if I don't have enough __ right now to buy them.
toughness
eggs
cash
muscle
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George Gershwin:
"fuzzy" teddy bear
"fizzy" cola drink
"buzzy" bumblebee
"jazzy" orchestral music