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Roaring 20s/Jazz Age/Harlem Renaissance
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Unit 7, Including people and events of the 1920s.
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1
Taverns and bars closed during Prohibition. Where did people go to drink alcohol?
taverns that served tea
Speakeasies that served illegal alcohol
illegal gambling establishments
Taverns that served alcohol legally
2
During the Great Migration, African Americans hoped to find
more violence
fewer employment opportunities
more discriminition
Better employment opportunities
3
The growth of the automobile and roads led to all of the following except
Growth of Suburbs
Growth in employment (jobs)
more mobility for many people
Smaller cities
4
One of the most important technological changes of the early 1900's was
plumbing
television
Electrification
newspapers
5
Which of these was a cause of the Great Migration?
There was no violence in the South against African Americans
The South was a place of equal rights
The League of Nations was a peacekeeping organization
Jobs in the south were scarce and low paying
6
During Prohibition, people who continued to provide alcohol were known as
bootleggers
hijackers
environmentalists
coyotes
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Greater mobility for many Americans in the 1920's was mostly due to
affordable automobiles
Jet planes
Steamship travel
Transcontinental Railroad
8
Which of the following was not brought about because of the affordable automobile
automobile repair services
more and better road construction
decrease in steel production
growth of oil industries
9
Which of these would be considered a major factor in the cost of automobiles becoming more affordable?
a rise in the cost of materials
hand production of cars
less efficient assembly lines
More efficient assembly lines
10
Prohibition was all about outlawing
Tobacco
alcohol
progressiveism
suffrage
11
Which of these did not contribute to the growth of the transportation industry?
Cars more affordable
competition from foreign cars
the suburbs
The Assembly Line
12
During the 1920s, electrification changed American lives in all the ways except
reduced household labor
Increased entertainment - radio
accessibility to news and sports
faster jet plane travel
13
While there were more employment opportunities for African Americans in the North and West, there was also
slavery
Integration
discrimination
equal rights
14
The growing economy of the 1920's was partly due to the success of the automobile. Which of these is not true?
more people had jobs.
suburbs grew
cities became smaller
People were able to travel more easily