10 million Americans owned radios.

......were leaders of the Women's Suffrage Movement.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony.

Radio changed American Life by...

making information, entertainment and music available to Americans.

If Americans did not have the cash to buy goods, they could...

buy things using monthly payments.

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In the 1920's Changes: Autos, Radios, and Women's Rights

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1
What brought news and entertainment into American homes in the 1920's?
Internet
Radio
TV
Telegraph
2
Some important writers of the 1920s were...
John Scoppes
Arnold Schwarzenneger
John Glenn
F. Scott Fitzgerald
3
The only group who did not make money after the war was
factory workers.
farmers.
politicians.
women.
4
During the 1920's the most popular mode of travel was the
Ford Model A
Ford SUV Escape
Ford Taurus
Ford Model T
5
The first radio station began broadcasting in
Atlanta in 1920.
Pittsburgh in 1920.
San Francisco in 1920.
New York City in 1920.
6
Flappers were women who cut their hair short, wore skirts above their knees, and painted their lips bright red.
False
True
7
The Harlem Renaissance was a movement about African-American Arts and Literature in the ...
1920's to the mid-1930s.
2000 to 2020.
1920 to 1929.
1950-1960.
8
The 19th Amendment gave....
women the right to vote.
the United States the ability to collect income tax.
the American people the ability to directly elect Senators.
women the right to own firearms.
9
Due to the introduction of the automobile, the federal government built more highways to replace dirt roads.
True
False
10
By 1929...
100 million Americans owned Radios.
10 million Americans owned radios.
500 million Americans owned radios.
300 million Americans owned radios.
11
What industry made Americans more mobile?
Railroad
Steamboat
Horse and wagon
Automobile
12
The Model T was the first
car with a windshield.
car offered with an electric starter.
the car that cost less than $100.
mass-produced car.
13
......were leaders of the Women's Suffrage Movement.
Julia B. Fee and Jane Fonda
Stevie Nicks and Joni Mitchell.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony.
Clara Barton and Sojourner Truth
14
What new communication device in the 1920s was affordable by Americans?
telephone
telegraph
cell phone
internet
15
The nickname for the Ford Model T was
the "metal monster"
the "fastest car in the west"
the "supercar"
the "tin lizzie"
16
Radio changed American Life by...
making Americans listen to radios constantly.
making Americans buy radios they did not want.
making information, entertainment and music available to Americans.
forcing them to purchase a radios instead of an automobile.
17
Americans could afford to spend more money on ...
hamburgers.
the internet.
TV.
goods.
18
In the 1920's more American's ....
owned washing machines and dryers.
earned more wages.
owned cell phones.
were poorer.
19
If Americans did not have the cash to buy goods, they could...
buy things using a credit card.
buy things using monthly payments.
not buy anything.
borrow their neighbors goods.
20
The Ford Model T was only available in one color.....red.
True
False

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