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HIST: 1920's Review (1)
HIST: 1920's Review (1)
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Chapters 26-29
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1
The passage of the 18th Amendment is seen as a victory for the
suffrage movement
socialist movement
fundamentalist movement
temperance movement
2
Who was this?
Charles Darwin
Louis Armstrong
Bix Beiderbecke
Al Capone
3
Who is this?
Duke Ellington
Rudolf Valentino
Jack Dempsey
Charles Lindbergh
4
Who said "the business of America is business"?
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
5
Henry Ford's ultimate goal in car production was to make a car that
every man could afford to buy
could travel 60mph
came in every color
only the rich could afford
6
The revival of the KKK & the creation of immigration quotas was a direct result of the
Harlem Renaissance
rise of nativism
rise of fundamentalism
stock market crash
7
During the 1920's, the U.S. became more ________ in foreign affairs.
imperialist
isolationist
democratic
expansionists
8
The Scopes Trial was given the Nickname of the
Theory of Evolution Trial
Monkey Trial
Darwin Trial
Big Bang Trial
9
The economy for MOST of the 1920's can be described using which of the following terms
Prosperity
Recession
Mediocre
Depression
10
John Scopes violated a Tennessee law by teaching
evolution
creationism
fundamentalism
chemistry
11
Rebellious young women of the 20s adopted the fashion trends of a
Feminists
Flapper
Vegas Showgirl
Gibson Girl
12
The rapid growth of these two innovations in the 1920's greatly affected our culture
Phonographs
Telephones
Advertising
Automobiles
13
Who is this?
Charles Lindbergh
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Rudolf Valentino
14
Which of the following was
not
a result of prohibition?
People became bootleggers
Increase in crime
Speakeasies emerged
All Americans stopped drinking
15
Who founded the NAACP?
Langston Hughes
Marcus Garvey
Duke Ellington
W.E.B. DuBois
16
An underlying theme of the 1920's was tension between
Traditionalism & Modernism
Fundamentalism & Religion
Traditionalism & Fundamentalism
Fundamentalism & Nativism
17
The Volstead Act was passed to help enforce the
19th Amendment (Women's Suffrage)
17th Amendment (Direct Election of U.S. Senators)
16th Amendment (Income Tax)
18th Amendment (Prohibition)
18
Presidents Harding, Coolidge and Hoover would most likely agree to
change the government to a dictatorship
less government regulation of business
change the gov't to socialism.
more government regulation of business
19
"Flappers" chose to rebel against the stuffy restrictions of the
Capitalists
Traditionalists
Classicalists
Colonialists
20
Because of an upswing in Strikes by Labor Unions, their membership started to
Decline
Stay the Same
Rise
21
Easily available credit allowed Americans to
loan money to banks
spend their money in a conservative manner
loan money to the government
spend beyond their means
22
Which of the following would
not
be considered a Lost Generation author?
E.E. Cummings
Georgia O'Keefe
Ernest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
23
Living in the 1920's in Davenport, you very well could have (select all that apply)
known a "bootlegger"
attended one of the first "NFL" games in Rock Island
voted for the first time if you were a woman
listened to Bix Beiderbecke play his horn
24
Time & Reader's Digest were popular
comic books
magazines
newspapers
children's books
25
The rapid growth of these TWO innovations in the 1920's greatly affected our culture
Individually wrapped Candy Bars
Radio
Movies
Steamships
26
Who was the defense attorney in the Scopes Trial (argued evolution Should be taught)?
Charles Darwin
A. Mitchell Palmer
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
27
Demobilization after WWI helped put the U.S. Economy into a
A Recession
Period of Growth
Period of Stagnation
28
Who is
not
considered a Harlem Renaissance artist?
Norman Rockwell
Duke Ellington
Langston Hughes
Zora Neale Hurston
29
The unique musical style of ______ became popular in the 1920's.
folk
ragtime
swing
jazz
30
Who is credited with trying to start the "Back to Africa" movement?
W.E.B. DuBois
Langston Hughes
Marcus Garvey
Duke Ellington
31
The National Origins Act was meant to target
all immigrants
immigrants from Western Europe
native born Americans
immigrants from Eastern & Southern Europe
32
The Bolshevik Revolution happened in this country
France
Russia
Prussia
Germany
33
Groups who benefited from the Business & Economic growth of the 1920's? (Select all that apply)
Farmers
Advertising Firms
Wealthy Upper Class
Middle Class
34
The passage of the 19th Amendment is seen as a victory for the
suffrage movement
fundamentalist movement
temperance movement
socialist movement
35
The Sacco & Vanzetti Trial, demonstrated the nation's paranoia during the
Dust Bowl
First World War
Red Scare
Great Depression
36
Government crackdowns on suspected communist radicals became known as the
Bolshevik Revolution
Sacco & Vanzetti Trial
Scopes Trial
Palmer Raids