U.S. History: Unit 12 Test Review (Roaring 1920s)

In the Communist world, the exploited factory workers were called

____ were most likely to be flappers.

In the Communist world, greedy capitalist factory owners were called

What did Amelia Earhart do in 1928?

The attorney defending John Scopes in the Scopes trial was

Who was Charlie Chaplin?

____ was used by businesses to persuade workers to not join unions.

The rise of more consumer products made the practice of ___ more acceptable.

Who were Sacco and Vanzetti?

Which of the following resulted in the rise of automobile production in the 1920s?

The Washington Naval Conference of 1921 sought to

____ areas supported KKK beliefs

"Return to Normalcy" was the campaign slogan of

Who am I? ANARCHISTS

Who is John Dillinger?

During the 1920s, 100% Americanism was the slogan used by

____ promoted black pride and the idea of "Black is Beautiful".

Fundamentalism is

Who was Al Capone?

The movement of African-Americans from the South to cities in the North was called

The 1915 silent film "Birth of a Nation" focused on

F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote

The first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927 was

He became president in 1928, but would face the Great Depression a year later.

Which economic policy was favored by Republicans during the 1920s?

What is welfare capitalism?

One of the more famous political scandals of the 1920s was ____

The 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact

What was the assembly line?

The prosecuting attorney in the Scopes trial was

If you opposed immigrants or supported 100% Americanism, you were likely a

____ was the nickname for those who sold illegal alcohol during the 1920s.

Organized crime, or the mafia, arose in the 1920s due to

____ became president in 1923 after his predecessor died, winning re-election in 1924.

The period of black culture promoted through music, art, and literature was known as

The ___ Raids were conducted against suspected communists, anarchists, and radicals.

As a result of the 18th Amendment, ____ arose as places that served alcohol.

Who was the leader of the Bolsheviks?

_____ lead to an economic downturn in 1919-1921 when they could not find jobs.

The 1925 Scopes-Monkey trial focused on

Jazz originated out of

___ was arguably the most famous gangster of the 1930s, eventually being jailed for tax evasion

German ____ first articulated the theory of Communism in his book The Communist Manifesto.

The Red Scare was about the fear of