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1920's Pre-Test
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1
Which one was a fad of the 1920's?
Donuts Dunking
Flag pole sitting
Fidget Spinners
Dieting
2
Throughout most of the 1920s, Americans were generally
concerned with economic danger signs.
confident that business would bring continued prosperity.
delighted that wealth was evenly distributed.
worried that the stock market would crash.
3
What were the roles of women in the 1920's?
Women attending college rose to 10% of the population
All of the above!
The amount of working women increased by 25%!
Some remained in the traditional housewife role
4
Who was the most popular baseball player of the 1920's?
Robby Dillard
Calvin Coolidge
Babe Ruth
Patrick Mahomes
5
Who is this?
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Eleanor Roosevelt
Jerrie Mock
Amelia Earhart
6
What type of music was played in the 1920's?
Blues
Hip/Hop
Jazz
Rock
7
What slang word from the 1920's means "love?"
Goofy
High-hat
Sap
Kiss
8
What is this dance move called, that became popular in the 1920s?
The Harlem Shuffle
The Shimmy
The Charleston
A Tango
9
Who won the Election of 1920 with Calvin Coolidge as the Vice President?
Warren G. Harding
Langston Hughes
Claude McKay
Herbert Hoover
10
On August 18, 1920 woman won the right to do what?
Vote
Work
Drive
Divorce
11
Which one of the following was NOT invented during the 20's era?
Slinky
Crayons
Lincoln Logs
Raggedy Ann
12
During the 1920 consumer goods were frequently purchased how?
with credit
with cash
were stolen
were recycled
13
During the 1920's the standered of living increased, what was ONE reason this happened
New technology
The New Deal
Migrants
Urban Planning
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What is a Stock Market?
A store
Share Market or Equity Market
A resurant
A tool Shop
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Who was the automobile innovator that helped aid the booming economy of the 1920s?
Warren G. Harding
Charlie Chaplin
Henry Ford
John Scopes
