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1
In the future, the author of “I, Too, Sing America” expects to
get along better with everyone
become more beautiful
eat in a restaurant
enjoy full respect and recognition as an American
2
American foreign policy during the 1920s:
expanded on Woodrow Wilson’s goal of internationalism.
discouraged American business investment abroad.
included the lowering of tariffs.
wanted a "return to normalcy" and isolationism
3
What is the name of this popular song during the 1920's?
"Take Me out to the Ball Game"
"When the Saints Come Marching In"
"Take the A Train"
"Strange Fruit"
4
Which method of protest did the National American Woman's Suffrage Association use?
Hunger Strikes
Pickets in front of the White House
Parades
all of the above
5
What was one of the main causes of the Harlem Renaissance?
passage of laws outlawing racial discrimination in public facilities
migration of African Americans from the rural South to the urban North
racial integration of the military during World War I
use of affirmative action after World War I
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Who invented the MODEL T AUTOMOBILE:
Henry Ford
Edward Jenner
Louis Pasteur
Henry Bessemer
7
The 1920s in the United States are characterized by....
involvement in foreign affairs
an increase in borrowing and spending money
encouragement of immigration into the country
sticking to traditional values and beliefs
8
Where did women first organize to fight for voting rights?
Seneca Falls Convention
America's Abolition Convention
America's Temperance Convention
Constitutional Convention
9
Which amendment deals with womens suffrage?
18th
19th
14th
20th
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What dance was popular during the 1920s?
Speakeasy
Gansters
The Charleston
Flappers
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Flappers were
birds on the Magic Garden
females who broke against the traditional behavior
women who fought for the right to vote
women who flew across the Atlantic
12
The economy grew in the 1920s as consumers
Began to buy goods on credit
Learned to ignore advertisements
Carefully conserved electricity
Invested most of their money in government bonds
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What did the Womans' Suffrage movement try to gain for women?
Citizenship
Right to Vote
the ability for women to work in factories
Land ownership for women
14
What is one reason the 1920s earned the Nickname the Roaring Twenties?
The boom in the Automobile Industry and consumer goods
The good times Experienced by American Farmers
The creation of a Transcontinental railroad in The U.S
The large growth of the economy in Florida
15
During the Harlem Renaissance, African American authors and artists used literature and art to:
end segregation in public facilities
promote affirmative action programs
urge voters to elect more African Americans to public office
celebrate the richness of their heritage