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Bill of Rights, Civil War, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, The Great Depression, & The Jazz Age
Bill of Rights, Civil War, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, The Great Depression, & The Jazz Age
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5th grade GA social studies standards.
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1
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Nat Turner
Henry Clay
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Margaret Mitchell
2
Which Georgia writer wrote Gone With the Wind?
Margaret Mitchell
James Baldwin
Alice Walker
Harriett Beecher Stowe
3
What are reparations?
Giving up things that you like.
Taxes
Heavy fines for actions.
Providing food and shelter
4
In what year did prices of stock began to fall causing people to panic and sell their stocks.
1928
1930
1931
1929
5
This is abig company located on Wall Street in New York City, New York.
Stock
Merrill Lynch
Trade
Stock Market
6
He was the first man to flysolo across the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane.
Rosie the Riveter
Charles Lindbergh
Tuskegee Airmen
Amila Earnheart
7
Acultural movement started when AfricanAmerican artists and writers expressed their talents.
The Great Depression
Jazz & Blues Empowerment
Harlem Renaissance
The Swing Era
8
Americans enjoyed baseball, dancing, listening to the radio, and funnew music called jazz.
Jazz Age
The New Deal
The Great Depression
Slavery
9
Who became president of the Confederate States of America?
Robert E. Lee
William T. Sherman
John Wilkes Booth
Jefferson Davis
10
President who planned to get the US out of Depression with a plancalled the New Deal.
Truman
Hoover
Roosevelt
Lincoln
11
Created millions of jobs, employedpeople to build schools, bridges, parks, and airports.
Social Security Administration
WorksProgress Administration
TennesseeValley Authority
CivilianConservation Corps
12
What is another name for the Jazz Age?
The Marvelous 1920s
The Fantastic 1920s
The Roaring 1920s
The Amazing 1920s
13
He was a famous BlackJazz singer during the Jazz Age. Played the trumpet.
Cab Calloway
Louis Armstrong
Donny Hathaway
Duke Ellington
14
What was the effect of men fighting overseas?
The military treated women unfairly.
Television was invented.
The cows reproduced at record numbers.
Women had to go to work?
15
A piece of a company that people can buy.
Stock
Tariff
Bond
Riveter
16
Which amendment gives people a solution for not incriminating one's self?
5th
6th
4th
3rd
17
Which country sank the Lusitania?
Mexico
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
18
Which country was a Central Power during WWI?
France
Mexico
Austria-Hungary
China
19
Who was killed to spark the WWI?
Benito Mussolini.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Adolf Hitler
John F. Kennedy
20
Homelesspeople grouped together with homes made of cardboard boxes and othersupplies.
Dirt Valley
Shack Towns
Slavery
Hooverville
21
This person started a slave revolt by breaking into a gun artillery factory in Harpers Ferry.
Abraham Lincoln
Denmark Vessey
Nat Turner
John Brown
22
Which term refers to media, news, and reporters?
Seize
Jury
Civil
Press
23
Givesmoney to the elderly, disabled, and unemployed.
CivilianConservation Corps
Tennessee Valley Authority
WorksProgress Administration
Social Security Administration
24
Work camps for men. They plantedtrees, created new parks, repaired parks, and built roads.
Social Security Administration
TennesseeValley Authority
CivilianConservation Corps
WorksProgress Administration
25
During the 1930s, he developed jazz into a new kind of music called “swing” or “big band”.
Langston Hughes
Duke Ellington
Cab Calloway
Louis Armstrong
26
Which vocabulary term means change to the Constitution?
Tariff
Jury
Law
Amendment
27
Who is responsible for setting Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia on fire?
General Grant
General Lee
William T. Sherman
Jefferson Davis
28
All of the following countries were the Allied Powers during WWI except...
Belgium
Japan
Italy
Russia
29
.Severe drought in the mid-west causing severe dust storms.
Dust Bowl
Hooverville
Dirt Valley
The Great Depression
30
Which term means make a request of the government?
Jury
Petition
Assemble
Liberty
31
Famous baseball player in the 1920s, set many records, won the World Series four times.
Hank Aaron
Jackie Robinson
Babe Ruth
Cuba Gooding, Jr.
32
During the Missouri Compromise of 1820, which state remained a free state?
Missouri
Maine
Louisiana
Arkansas
33
What was the prohibition?
Tariff Ban
Drug Ban
Alcohol Ban
Tobacco Ban
34
What was America's policy for staying out of wars?
Isolationism
Nationalism
First Amendment
Militarism
35
What officially ended WWI?
Memorial Day
Monroe Doctrine
Treaty of Versailles
Emancipation Proclamation
36
Which term refers to disagreement between citizens dealing with money orproperty?
Civil Issues
Press
Seize
Criminal Issues
37
Employedpeople to build dams along rivers in the South and provided electricity to homes.
CivilianConservation Corps
Social Security Administration
TennesseeValley Authority
WorksProgress Administration
38
Theworst day of stock downfall and money loss in history has been nicknamed what?
Black Tuesday
Black Friday
Super Tuesday
Cyber Monday
39
He came up with a new way tomass produce cars – assembly line.which made cars cheaper.
Imoa Toyota
Ben Chevrolet
Honda Lin
Henry Ford
40
He wrotemore than 60 books, poems, novels, short stories, plays, musicals, and operas
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
Ma Rainey
Langston Hughes
41
Thousands of people lined up forfood at shelters that were run by charities.
The Great Depression
Soup Kitchens
Dust Bowl
Hooverville
42
The most common laws to keep blacks and whites separated.
Abolishion
Jim Crow
Southern Rights
Hatred
43
Presidentwhen the stock market crashed and the Great Depression began.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Herbert Hoover
44
Which was not new technology during WWI?
Gas
Airplanes
Machine Guns
Bullet Proof Vest
45
In 1936, who competed in the Berlin Olympic Games and won 4 gold medals.
Hank Aaron
Jackie Robinson
Jesse Owens
Alice Coachman
