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1
What did the nineteenth Amendment do?
Allowed immigrants to vote
Allowed women to wear pants
Allowed women to vote
Allowed freedom of speech
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How did manufacturing techniques becoming more efficient affect American life in the 1920's?
Productivity increased due to better fashion.
Productivity increased due to happy workers.
Productivity increased due to our school's track team.
Productivity increased due to assembly lines.
3
What influenced the outcome of the Sacco and Vanzetti case in 1921?
The fact they were immigrants with accents.
The fact they were immigrants with multiple wives.
The fact they were immigrants and ate weird food.
The fact they were immigrants with radical political beliefs.
4
What was new in the 1920's about how many young women began to dress?
Shorter Hair
Pants
Ugg Boots and Shorts
Shorter Skirts
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Did this new style reflect major changes in women's roles during the 1920's
Yes, because women no longer loved their children.
No, because only a couple women changed their roles.
No, because woment were still doing the same things as before.
Yes, because there were more women working outside the home.
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What term does NOT describe the Roaring Twenties?
Disco Era
Jazz Age
Economic Prosperity
Cultural Change
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What were the effects of the Immigration Act of 1924
More immigrants
Less travel to foreign countries
Civil War
Reduced immigrants
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What helped create a popular culture in the 1920's that was common to all regions of the country?
The Charleston
Mass Media- newspapers, magizines, radio, motion pictures
High School students who called their friends to share their ideas.
T.V. Shows about popular culture.
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How did the end f World War 1 help lead to improved standards of living?
Jackie learned the Charleston.
President Carter allowed women to own land.
Consumer goods and electricity make life easier
People were free to run around.
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What famous trial in 1925 led to a culture clash between modernists and traditionalists?
Miguel vs Daniel Trial
The OJ Trial
The Scopces Trial
The Sacco and Vanzetti Case
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What was installment buying?
Paying more for items.
Using cows to pay for items.
Purchasing items and paying for them over time.
Buying items from a horse stall.
12
Reactions to the Charleston often reflected a social divide between what two groups?
Young and Old
Fat and Thin
Karens and Divas
Christians and Nonchristians
13
What prompted the Great Migration?
A rise in tariffs from WW1
Ducks and a pigeon.
Factories needing workers after WW1.
Police brutality on immigrants.
14
What allowed Henry Ford to build cars more efficiently than ever before?
Blue paint
Rubber tires
Assembly lines
Robots
15
In the 1920's what did many radicals support?
Taylor Swift
Joint custody of educational decisions.
A point of view favoring extreme change in social or economic structure.
Men wearing dresses.
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An outpouring of creativity among African American writers, artists, and musicians during the 1920's is referred to as
Hip Hop Era
Jazz Age
Eras Tour
Harlem Renaissance
17
The Red Scare was fueled by fear of
Tummy rumbles after eating Taco Bell
Communism
Socialism
Democracy
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What was bouing stock in a company with borrowed money called?
Tariffs
Installment Buying
A bad decision
Margin Buying
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What did the new style reflect about women of the Roaring Twenties?
Lack of money to purchase clothing.
More control from men.
Homeland Security
Freedom
