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1
Who was not qualified to be president? He gave qualified jobs to his corrupt friends.
Harding
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Hoover
2
True/False: Herbet Hoover won the election of 1929.
True
False
3
Who was recognized for his firm stand in the Boston police strike?
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Forbes
Franklin Roosevelt
Warren Harding
4
T/F: Harlem Renaissance was a time new art, new music, and new literature.
False
True
5
John Scopes taught a school in Tennessee. What did he teach about? He was tried for this. What was that trial called?
The "Monkey" Trial
Evolution
Both Evolution and Monkey Trial
Anarchy?
6
Who was Harding's secretary of interior?
Herbert Hoover
Albert Fall
Albert Einstein
None of these.
7
What president believed in the "rich getting richer"?
Roosevelt
Hoover
Coolidge
Harding
8
True/False: Charles Lindbergh was the first to fly across the Pacific
False
True
9
Who attempted the first flight around the world? She was also the first woman to fly across what ocean?
Amelia Earhart & Indian Ocean
Amelia Earhart & Indian Ocean
Amelia Earhart & Atlantic Ocean
Amelia Earhart & Pacific Ocean
10
T/F: Ronald Reagan is considered a notable person of the early 1900s.
False
True
11
What amendment established "Prohibition"?
21st Amendment
18th Amendment
22nd Amendment
19th Amendment
12
What group discriminated against African Americans and immigrants. It was often through violence.
AKA
ALL THE ABOVE
KKK
AAA
13
I spent my entire life fighting for women's issues. My partner Stanton and I fought to end slavery. Who am I?
Susan B. Anthony
Maragaret Washington
Zelda Fitzgerald
Clara Barton
14
What was caused by the public buying stocks on margin and buying consumer goods?
Economy Bustion
All the above.
Recession
Great Depression
15
What act limited the number of immigrants coming into the United States?
Immigration Act of 1914
Immigration Act of 1984
Immigration Act of 1924
Immigration Act of 1954
16
Who what a Chicago gangster that made his mark by dominating the bootlegging industry?
Al Catrone
Al Cadone
Al Carone
Al Capone
17
Henry Ford built cars. What was his car called? (He built this with using assemble using assembly line methods).
Assembly Line
Model T
Ford
Model L
18
True/False: Harding's scandal was known as the Teapot Cup Scandal.
False
True
19
A period when the government went after "Reds", also known as Communists.
Black Scare
Communism
None of these.
Red Scare
20
I was idolized by baseball fans. I hit 60 homeruns in 1927, a record that stoof for 34 years. Who am I?
Babe Ruth
Jackie Robinson
Red Grange
Joe DiMaggio
21
What was the belief that native-born Americans are superior to foreigners?
Isolationism
Nativism
Companionism
Localism
22
The 1920s was also known as what?
Neither
Both
Roaring Twenties
Soaring Twenties
23
Who was considered century inventors of the early 1900s?
Wright Brothers (WIlbur & Orville)
Thomas Edison
All the Above
Henry Ford
24
Who was the African American writer whos work was inspired by rythems and themes of jazz?
Langston Hughes
Lousie Armstrong
Bessie Smith
Duke Ellington
25
T/F: Sacco and Vanzetti were two men who were tried and executed for robbing a shoe factory and killing a clerk.
False
True
26
What refers to the movement of African Americans moving north to cities to find work?
Great Migration
South Migration
East Migration
North Migration
27
True/False: The Ohio Gang represented politicians who were involved in wrongdoings during Harding's term.
False
True
28
Who was considered an African American piano player?
Louis Armstrong
Lane Hughes
Duke Ellington
All the Above
29
This was a time when jazz music blossomed. It became very popular. What was I called?
Blues Age
Modern Age
Middle Age
Jazz Age