Unit 3 Test Review

Make shift towns of homeless people during the Great Depression were known as:

True/False: After alcohol was outlawed, organized crime in the U.S. ended.

President Wilson's plan for peace after the war was called the:

Prior to the Harlem Renaissance, hundreds of thousands of African American moved north during the:

The "Great War" began in Europe in:

The Zimmerman Telegram informed the U.S. that Germany was encouraging _________________ to attack the U.S.

True/False: The German government sent Mexico the "Zimmerman Telegram" and the U.S. decoded it.

World War I was so deadly because of:

"Laissez-faire" economy means that the government:

President Wilson promised Americans that he would keep the U.S. out of Europe's wars and the U.S. would:

True/False: The U.S. has two oceans separating it from the rest of the world, and this made people feel safer.

The terrible drought in the early 1930s led to:

True/False: The Great Depression didn't change much and most people kept their jobs, money, homes, and farms.

_________________ was the time period in which alcohol was outlawed by the 20th amendment.

True/False: Germany and Austria-Hungary were on different sides and were enemies during World War I.

The United State joined the ____________ Powers when it entered World War I.

True/False: One of the biggest causes of the stock market crash of 1929 was speculation (buying stocks on credit).

True/False: In the 1920s, women still could not legally vote.

During the Great Depression, the U.S. elected ________________, with the promise that he would help end the depression.

True/False: The League of Nation's, Wilson's biggest idea for world peace, was also part of his 14 points.

True/False: During the "Roaring 20s," new leisure activities, such as music, movies, and sports, became popular.

True/False: During the “Roaring 20s,” the U.S. economy was good.

World War I ended in 1919 and the war was officially settled with the:

The stock market crashed on October 24, 1929. This was known as:

The ___________________ was a passenger ship that German U-boats sank in May, 1915.

German ______________ began to attack American merchant ships in the Atlantic Ocean.

A new popular form of music in the 1920s was:

During the _____________ Renaissance, African American communities in the north became more vibrant cultural centers.