1920s Test Review

Nativism is - 

The average man in the 1920s made this much a year

Who wrote "What happens to a dream deferred?"

Artists, writers, journalists, and musicians who left America to live overseas were called

Which Amendment to the Constitution cancelled out the 18th (prohibition)?

He said he was more interested in the "Rock of Ages" than the ages of rocks (when he testified).

What trial was known as the "Monkey" trial?

The trial of the decade (20s) known as the "Monkey" trial was - 

In the Palmer Raids of 1920, federal agents arrested over 6,000 believing they were - 

Who said "We ... are nearer to the final triumph over poverty than ever before ...." ?

What was the first commercial radio station

The Era of Prohibition began with the ratification of the

Who wrote, Old Man and the Sea?

Which pilot made the first solo trans-Atlantic flight? 

The "Teapot Dome" scandal occurred during this president's administration - 

some american Artists, Authors, and Entertainers left America and went to

Who was considered the worst president we have studied so far?

The date cited as the beginning of the Great Depression is - - -

Who was considered one of the two worst presidents we have studied?

Fundamentalists believe - - 

Those who favored prohibition (were for it) were known as - 

Motion pictures boomed during the 1920s because - 

Who was the leader of the Anti-Saloon League (WCTU)?

He formed the "Back to Africa" movement

What happened first?

He formed the "Back to Africa" movement - - 

Who was the first to really sing the blues?

Who wrote, The Great Gatsby?

Who wrote, "What happens to a dream deferred?"

Which pilot was the first African-American to have a pilot's license? 

What happened first?

Who wrote, Their Eyes Were Watching God?

The most famous bootlegger during the 1920s was - - 

Artists, writers, journalists, and musicians who left America to work overseas were

The era of prohibition began with the ratification of the - 

Which pilot made the first successful solo trans-Atlantic flight?

The groups who were for and against Prohibition were called -

Some American artists, authors and entertainers left American during the 1920's and went to - 

The major controversy between modernists and fundamentalists was over

Residential construction in the 1920s boomed primarily because - - - 

Who was the leader of the Anti-Saloon League (WCTU) ?

Racism in America peaked in the U.S. after

People who smuggled alcohol during Prohibition were called - - -

The Scopes "Monkey" trial was held in

The attorney who defended Scopes in the "Monkey" trial was