What was the foreign policy in place in the 1920s in relation to the US and foreign countries and why?

Isolationism- effects of WWI left US wanting to opt out of foreign affairs

How did Franklin D Roosevelt use the radio during his presidency?

It was used for fireside chats where he directly addressed the people

Effects of the Harlem Renaissance included:

A rich emergence in the arts including jazz and blues

What was the effect of the Smoot-Harley Tariff Act in June 1930

It cut off international business deals and isolated the US even more

Why did Prohibition take place?

As a moral reform movement because of religious and economic reasons

Flappers rebelled against the traditional role set for women by...

Challenging status, showing more skin, drinking and smoking

What was Roosevelt’s Corrollary? (MD= Monroe Doctrine; TD= Truman Doctrine)

MD- US had right to protect economic int. In S and Central America

What was NOT an effect of the Great Depression?

The stock market plummeted and never recovered

The roaring 20s allowed...

People of diverse backgrounds to become part of entertainment through music

How did women begin to shift their role and perception in society (1920s)

Emergence of flappers and independence through lifestyles

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Early 1900s Quiz (P7)

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What was the foreign policy in place in the 1920s in relation to the US and foreign countries and why?
Containment- hysteria as result of the “Red Scare” caused US involvement
War on Terror- involved in foreign affairs fairs, fight threat of terrorism
Isolationism- effects of WWI left US wanting to opt out of foreign affairs
Nativism- US was closed off to immigrants
2
How did Franklin D Roosevelt use the radio during his presidency?
He used it to sing lullabies to the citizens
He used it to promote his political party
It was used for fireside chats where he directly addressed the people
3
Effects of the Harlem Renaissance included:
Great Migration
Rise in nativism
No change
A rich emergence in the arts including jazz and blues
4
What was the effect of the Smoot-Harley Tariff Act in June 1930
It cut off international business deals and isolated the US even more
Canada and Mexico bought and sold goods to and from the US
It stimulated people to bush more and created more jobs
It helped the US economy grow international and revived the domestic econ
5
The Great Depression happened because...
Wages were low so people could not buy items
Investors sold overpriced stocks all at once
ALL OF THE ABOVE
People were buying on margin
6
The amendment that established that the US could intervene in Cuba to protect its independence was
The Teller Amendment
The Platt Amendment
The 16th Amendment
The 17th Amendment
7
Why did Prohibition take place?
As a moral reform movement because of religious and economic reasons
As a movement in response to a rise in addiction of all kinds of drugs
As a movement in response to a rise in alcoholism
8
The Jungle by Upton Sinclair & How the Other Half Lives by Jacob Riis are examples of novels focusing on...
Muckraking Novels
Law Changing News Articles
Poetry Novels
Blacks
9
Flappers rebelled against the traditional role set for women by...
Challenging status, showing more skin, drinking and smoking
Dressing conservatively and trying to appease their husbands
Integrating into the workforce and taking on male-dominated roles
Staying at home and caring for children
10
What sparked the beginning of the Roaring Twenties?
Vietnam War
World War I
World War II
Cold War
11
What brought the US into WWI?
German interference with American ships
Zimmerman Telegram
The sinking of Lusitania
ALL OF THE ABOVE
12
What was the term for whites leaving the cities for the suburbs?
Insular Cases
White Flight
The Exodus
Great Migration
13
Which foreign policy involved maintaining peaceful affairs with foreign nations while also building up a strong military
The Marshall Plan
Disarmament
The Dayton Accords
Big Stick Diplomacy
14
What was Roosevelt’s Corrollary? (MD= Monroe Doctrine; TD= Truman Doctrine)
TD- US had right to protect economic int. In S and Central America
MD- US had right to protect economic int. In S and Central America
TD- US had right to protect economic interest in Canada
MD-US had the right to protect it’s economic interest in Canada w military
15
Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft, and Woodrow Wilson were all...
Laissez Faire Presidents
Pro-Business Presidents
Pro-Worker Presidents
Progressive Presidents
16
As the north saw an increase in diversity and the emergence of the Harlem renaissance there was a rise of ____
Civil Rights Activists
KKK
The Whig Party
Loyalist groups
17
What amendment gave women the right to vote?
14th
20th
19th
16th
18
What was NOT an effect of the Great Depression?
The stock market plummeted and never recovered
Birthrates decreased and marriage rates were slumped
The creation of the New Deal
A new shift of American politics
19
Who utilized the assembly line to begin a mass production of automobiles in the early 1900s?
General Motors
Tesla
Ford
Chrysler
20
The Great Migration of African Americans occured because...
Lack of immigrant workers in the North
Increased manufacturing needed because of the war
All of the above
Growth of the KKK
21
Who was excluded from suburbia when it first emerged?
People of Color
Whites
No one
Women
22
The roaring 20s allowed...
A complete isolation of diverse people from the rest of society
People of diverse backgrounds to become part of entertainment through music
A complete eradication of slavery worldwide
Women to rebel against society
23
How did women begin to shift their role and perception in society (1920s)
Idea of the “stay at home” motherly figure
Emergence of republican motherhood
Spheres of role of men and women
Emergence of flappers and independence through lifestyles
24
The law passed by Congress 1917 that required all men 21-30 to register for the military draft
The Selective Service Act
14 Points
Espionage Act
Treaty of Versailles
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The progressive ideals of the 20s would be later reflected in the...
All of the above
Fight for civil rights
Women’s involvement in the work force during WWII

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