Women helped change traditional roles by all of the following EXCEPT

fighting against legal forms of birth control

Many Americans feared Russia and Russians because...

they just experienced a communist revolution in their country

What effect did the 18th amendment have on the country?

organized crime grew, gangs controlled the liquor business

What were the Palmer Raids?

A series of raids against suspected radicals & communists

Which of the following did NOT contribute to the resurgence of the KKK?

the fear of the spread of Christianity

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

an artistic and literary movement celebrating black culture

According to the 14th amendment, an American citizen is someone who

is born or naturalized in the United States

The 14th amendment states..

All persons born or naturalized in US have the rights of a citizen

The primary purpose of the Declaration of Independence was to...

declare our independence from Great Britain

Why were many former slaves sharecroppers?

Former slaves had no other way to support themselves.

Why did some African Americans support the "back to Africa" movement?

they didn't feel they could ever achieve equality in America

What significance did the arts having on the African American community during the 20s?

to celebrate their heritage and express struggles

Economic value in the Philippines was seen in

rice, coffee, sugar, coconuts and tobacco

Radio programs during the 1920's helped change society by

allowing audiences to hear news, entertainment and advertising

What was an effect of the immigration laws of 1921 and 1924?

reduction of immigration from southern and eastern Europe

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1
These were hidden underground saloons, readily available to obtain liquor
speaksoftlies
speakloudlies
speakroughlies
speakeasies
2
Those fearing communism targeted ____ as suspected communists
immigrants
anarchists
capitalists
African Americans
3
Voting has been restricted in the past, but NOT via
a poll tax
a physical exam
a literacy test
a grandfather clause
4
Most support for women's voting rights was found in the
east
south
west
north
5
Women helped change traditional roles by all of the following EXCEPT
increasing college graduation rates
fighting against legal forms of birth control
working in industrial jobs
decreasing household labor through technological innovations
6
Many Americans feared Russia and Russians because...
they just experienced a communist revolution in their country
they believed they were superior to everyone else
they were known to carry illnesses and diseases
they were now allies with the Germans, our World War I enemies
7
When the Ku Klux Klan first reappeared in the 1920s, who did it target?
Catholics
Black people
Jewish people
all of the above
8
This type of music helped to convey social struggles of the African American community
classical
jazz
rock and roll
rhythm and blues
9
13TH AMENDMENT
Abolished Suffrage
Gave women the right to vote
Abolished Slavery
Made Slavery Legal
10
What effect did the 18th amendment have on the country?
taxes increased on imported foreign goods
more people married and had children
race riots grew across the country
organized crime grew, gangs controlled the liquor business
11
Black codes
All of these answers
laws that enforced segregation
laws that were passed in the South after the Civil War
laws that applied only to black people
12
It gave women the right to vote
18th amendment
19th amendment
20th amendment
17th amendment
13
Susan B. Anthony and Jane Addams led this woman's movement
suffrage
the abolitionist movement
the right to fight in war
the development of birth control
14
What were the Palmer Raids?
raiding of the Palmers neighborhood in search for refugees
A series of raids against suspected radicals & communists
Terrorism which took place in the early 1900s
Raiding of businesses & factories
15
Which of the following did NOT contribute to the resurgence of the KKK?
the growth of African American communities, culture, ideas
the fear of the spread of communism and anarchism
the rise in the presence of immigrants
the fear of the spread of Christianity
16
Automobiles and the assembly line are associated with
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Oliver Wendell Holmes
17
The government used ___ posters to promote the war
propaganda
yellow journalism
persuasive
rationing
18
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
an artistic and literary movement celebrating black culture
a social reform movement
a movement to unionize African American workers
an educational movement for poor children of New York
19
According to the 14th amendment, an American citizen is someone who
all of the above
owns property in the United States
lives in the United States
is born or naturalized in the United States
20
The 14th amendment states..
No immigrants are allowed
If you're a different skin color, you're not a citizen
All persons born or naturalized in US have the rights of a citizen
IDK
21
The Red Scare was the fear of ___ spreading
capitalism
Christianity
communism
democracy
22
All women were in support of the 19th amendment
of course
true
false
for the most part
23
These ladies of the 20's were assertive and wanted equal status with men
suffragettes
misogynists
feminists
flappers
24
The Quota system in the U.S. regarding immigration didn't really affect
Greeks
Italians
Mexicans
Russians
25
This amendment to the Constitution prohibited alcohol
the 18th amendment
the 20th amendment
the 19th amendment
the 17th amendment
26
Standard Oil was led by
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Jeff Bezos
Bill Gates
John D. Rockefeller
27
Members of Congress wanted to ___ the Philippines
annex
go to war with
attack
give away
28
The primary purpose of the Declaration of Independence was to...
create a new form of government
copy some ideas from John Locke
declare our independence from France
declare our independence from Great Britain
29
Why were many former slaves sharecroppers?
They thought they were going to die if they didn't.
It was the only way to become president.
Former slaves had no other way to support themselves.
They wanted to become one like everyone else.
30
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?
John Jay
George Washington
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
31
Unfortunately, men could not avoid ___ by paying a fee
rationing
voting
conscription
education
32
People who opposed any form of government
capitalists
anarchists
socialists
communists
33
It banned slavery in the United States
the 13th amendment
the 14th amendment
the 12th amendment
the 15th amendment
34
Why did some African Americans support the "back to Africa" movement?
they didn't feel they could ever achieve equality in America
they wanted to get away from violence and discrimination
they strongly believed it was their destiny
they wanted to reconnect with their roots in Africa
35
What significance did the arts having on the African American community during the 20s?
to celebrate their heritage and express struggles
the arts allowed them to become the dominant culture in the U.S.
it allowed blacks and whites to come together on equal grounds
they were able to find ways through the arts fo assimilate with whites
36
Economic value in the Philippines was seen in
cocoa, rubber, oil and wood
tobacco, palm oil, maple trees
rice, gold, silver, diamonds and rubies
rice, coffee, sugar, coconuts and tobacco
37
Radio programs during the 1920's helped change society by
creating many new jobs in a different industry
allowing audiences to hear news, entertainment and advertising
improving literacy rates
ending racial segregation via new programs
38
It provided opportunities for women to change traditional social norms
Imperialism
The Great Depression
World War I
The American Revolution
39
It means that government should not interfere in the economy
laissez-faire
appeasement
imperialism
isolationism
40
What was an effect of the immigration laws of 1921 and 1924?
reduction of immigration from southern and eastern Europe
removal of restrictions from the nations of northern Europe
increase in the number of immigrants allowed to enter the US
equality among ethnic groups seeking entrance to the US

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