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Roaring 20s and Great Depression
Roaring 20s and Great Depression
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1920s and Great Depression quiz
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This was a long-term effect of prohibition
a consumer economy
the end of alcoholism in Amer
growth of organized crime
rise of fundamentalism
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Smugglers of illegal alcohol during prohibition
bootleggers
flappers
mules
speakeasies
3
Which of the following is blamed for setting off the Great Depression
end of WWI
stock market crash
rise of Hitler in Germany
election of FDR
4
Some opponents of the New Deal believed
it weakened the presidency
it failed to lower taxes
it cost too much money
it failed to create jobs
5
Harlem Renaissance poet
Langston Hughes
Louie Armstrong
John Steinbeck
Dorothea Lange
6
To obtain liquor, people went to underground bars called
penthouses
coffee houses
tenements
speakeasies
7
The Palmer Raids were argued to protect the U.S. from
fraud
fascists
communists
big business
8
Which event represents an expression of nativismin the 1920’s?
the quota system
Scopes trial
Charles Lindbergh's solo flight
fundamentalism
9
All of the following were goals of the New Deal EXCEPT
reform the economy
Help the needy
reform banks/finance
reelect FDR
10
To purchase stocks with borrowed money
credit
bootlegging
buying on margin
fraud
11
America returned to this after WWI - reverting back to the Monroe Doctrine
imperialism
nativism
isolationism
world domination
12
All of the following were goals of Social Security EXCEPT
provide unemployment insurance
create jobs
give $$ to retired persons
help the needy/disabled
13
Which of the following prohibited the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol?
21st
19th
18th
20th
14
Which of the following was not an effect of the Great Depression
people started more farms
more people committed suicide
children had bad diets
people were homeless
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FDRs victory in 1932 showed
people thought the New Deal was a success
people loved Hoover
people wanted Social Security
people wanted real change
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The Red Scare was a response to
prohibition
the tea-pot dome scandal
The Russian Rev
fundamentalism
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The day the stock market crashed
Black Wednesday
Black Tuesday
Black Monday
Black Friday
18
Written by John Steinbeck, a novel about the Okie Migration
The Great Gatsby
The Jungle
Mein Kampf
Grapes of Wrath
19
This amendment ended prohibition
21st
19th
18th
20th
20
In calling shanty-towns “Hoovervilles” people showed
trust in Hoover
respect for Hoover
patriotism
disgust with Hoover
21
Most Dust Bowl migrants moved to
Illinois
Montana
California
Nevada
22
Flappers were
women who dressed modestly
women who wanted to break away from tradition
women who did what they were told
women who wanted to embrace tradition
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The Harlem Renaissance was
the influx of people to the cities
a literary/music movement celebrating Af. Amer. culture
the flight of Af. Amer to the suburbs
a civil rights movement
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New Deal policy providing jobs to 18-25 year olds
FDIC
WPA
TVA
CCC
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The Glass-Steagull Act created the FDIC to
provide insurance for bank deposits
boost crop production
oversee the construction of dams
expel illegal immigrants