The Sacco and Vanzetti Trial and the actions of the KKK demonstrated that:

A strong fear of immigrants existed in America

What was the lasting impact of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and 1930s? (5.2.CX)

Music, literature, and theater began to reflect African American culture.

What did the Sedition Act do?

No one could speak ill of the government or congress.

What is fundamentalism?

Religion that upholds a strict interpretation of scripture.

He Was a American Lawyer and felling member of the American.

What was the red scare?

A fear of communism spreading to America

How is the western front in World War I best characterized?

A stagnant war fought from trenches, with huge casualties

The term militarism can best be defined as

buildup of armaments in preparation for war

Per the Treaty of Versailles, what was done with Germany's colonial possessions?

All colonial possessions were taken from Germany.

advertisement promoting a certain belief

The Zimmerman note, which pushed the United States to enter the war, exposed the German plan to

Help Mexico regain US territory

armed forces attack, counterattack, and defend from trenches

What was the purpose of the War Industries Board?

to encourage industries to mass produce war related products

What was the espionage act?

made it illegal to interfere with the draft

The Committee of Public information...

influenced US public opinion about the war using propaganda

What was Prohibition?

The banning of alcohol in the United States

What was the Selective Service Act?

A draft stating males must sign up for the military

What was a speakeasy?

a nightclub that sold alcohol illegally

liquor smugglers who imported illegal alcohol.

The Emergency Quota System of 1921 established:

a maximum number of people who could come to the US

Which crucial events led to the downfall of the Harlem Renaissance?

The Great Depression, The Harlem Riot of 1935

Which statement accurately describes the Harlem Renaissance?

a period of great achievement by black writers and artists

Which event is considered the immediate cause of World War I?

assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand

The quota system, established in 1924, installed:

maximum limits on immigration from European nations

the Harlem Renaissance could be described as:

the rebirth of African American Culture seen through artists

The prohibition resulted in an increase in organised crime and

an increase in citizens breaking the law.

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1
The Sacco and Vanzetti Trial and the actions of the KKK demonstrated that:
A strong fear of immigrants existed in America
Less discrimination against African Americans
Americans still blamed the Germans for WWI
City people were more agreeable to change than farmers
2
What was the lasting impact of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and 1930s? (5.2.CX)
Public education became regulated by state and Federal government bodies.
Hospitals began conducting medical research to find new cures.
Roads and bridges were improved through better planning and construction
Music, literature, and theater began to reflect African American culture.
3
The Charleston, jazz music, flappers, and flagpole sitting were all:
brought to America by soldiers returning from WWI
popular fads during the 1920s
causes of the Great Depression
outlawed during the 1920s
4
What did the Sedition Act do?
Raised the tax on sugar.
Banned Catholics from America.
No one could speak ill of the government or congress.
"Sedated" the colonists.
5
What is fundamentalism?
When a person yells at you.
A loose belief of religion.
When you're unhappy.
Religion that upholds a strict interpretation of scripture.
6
Clarence Darrow
The 17th President of the United States
He Was a American Lawyer and felling member of the American.
Killed people who did not pay for their car.
Mayor of Texes
7
What was the red scare?
The fear of republicans
The fear of the color red
A fear of communism spreading to America
A contagious blood disease
8
How is the western front in World War I best characterized?
An inactive front, with little movement & few casualties
One of the most dynamic front lines of the twentieth century
A stagnant war fought from trenches, with huge casualties
The first war front in history dominated by air power
9
What did Darrow make William Jennings Bryan so he could enter him on the stand
An expert witness on dairy
An expert witness on evolution
An expert witness on schools
An expert witness on the bible
10
The term militarism can best be defined as
buildup of armaments in preparation for war
avoidance of military involvement in civil wars
loyalty to a nation or ethnic group
control of territories for economic and political gain
11
Per the Treaty of Versailles, what was done with Germany's colonial possessions?
Germany lost it colonial possessions, paid for by the Allied Powers
Some colonial possession were kept.
All colonial possessions were left alone.
All colonial possessions were taken from Germany.
12
Propaganda
advertisement promoting a certain belief
the kind of award people get when you graduate in germany
a certain famous picture in Germany
when the whole world was one big island
13
The Zimmerman note, which pushed the United States to enter the war, exposed the German plan to
Help Mexico regain US territory
Sink passenger ships without warning
Plant German spies in the United States
Make a truce with Russia
14
Which of the following was not true of the conditions African Americans faced in the North?
they were threatened and killed in riots
all of the above
they were paid less than white workers
they lived in crowded and segregated housing
15
Clarence Darrow & William J Bryan are associated with the
sacco and vanzetti case
traditional science & modern religious values
The palmer raids
scopes monkey trial
16
Trench warfare is...
two armed forces run at each other and fight head to head
armed forces attack, counterattack, and defend from trenches
17
Wilson's Fourteen Points were intended to...
write up a treaty to punish Germany
prevent future world conflicts
end WWI immediately
Keep German Americans from holding office
18
What was the purpose of the War Industries Board?
Germans threatened to take over General Motors.
to encourage industries to mass produce war related products
Great Britain wanted to control American Industry.
19
Which concept is represented in these World War I recruiting posters?
justice
diversity
nationalism
humanism
20
What was the espionage act?
made it illegal to interfere with the draft
illegal to obstruct sale of war bonds
imprisonment for illegal spies
restraint of speech that went against/posed as threat to gov
21
Which best describes a lasting impact of the Treaty of Versailles after World War I?
The U.S. joined the League of Nations
Germany was severely punished
The U.S. eliminated all war debt
Germany and France became allies
22
This regulated the amount of fuel used during the war?
War industries board
Fuel Administration
Moral diplomacy
14 points plan
23
The Committee of Public information...
was a citizen coalition to support the war.
sent lobbyists to Washington DC to protest the war
rationed food to non-combat citizens
influenced US public opinion about the war using propaganda
24
What was Prohibition?
When I was prohibited from the school dance :(((
The banning of alcohol in the United States
The prohibiting of a communist regime
The prohibition of Germans
25
What was the Selective Service Act?
An amendment
A draft stating males must sign up for the military
An act for more guns
What caused the war
26
What was a speakeasy?
a music genre
a baseball stadium
a type of radio
a nightclub that sold alcohol illegally
27
To conserve energy, the Fuel Administration introduced
daylight savings time
conscription
flexible hours
time zones
28
Bootleggers were
authors who criticized life in the 1920's
jazz musicians from Harlem.
liquor smugglers who imported illegal alcohol.
a type of boot worn by women in the 1920's.
29
What was the purpose of the Food Administration?
Supporting the economy by raising food prices
Encouraging food conservation
Providing perishable foods to citizens
Growing sustainable farms in large cities
30
The Emergency Quota System of 1921 established:
a maximum number of people who could come to the US
what citizens should do in the event of an emergency
a limit on the number of laws passed by Congress each year
a maximum number of people who could join the military
31
Which of the following statements about women during World War I is not true?
women served in combat roles
women worked in factories and on farms
women enlisted in the armed forces as nurses and radio operators
the roles women filled hleped provide the oppportunity for womens suffrage
32
Which crucial events led to the downfall of the Harlem Renaissance?
The Great Depression
Overpopulation
The Harlem Riot of 1935
World War II
33
Which statement accurately describes the Harlem Renaissance?
a period of great achievement by black writers and artists
an organization created to promote African American business
a relief program that provided jobs for minority workers
a movement that drew people back to the inner cities
34
Which event is considered the immediate cause of World War I?
assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand
use of unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany
signing of the Treaty of Versailles
invasion of Poland by Germany
35
Which means of warfare is described in this passage?
guerilla
trench
nuclear
biological
36
The quota system, established in 1924, installed:
maximum amounts of alcohol allowed for sale in any bar
maximum limits on immigration from European nations
limits on the teaching of evolution in the classroom
minimum requirements for graduating high school
37
What area was known as "the powder keg of Europe?"
disputed borders between France and Germany
disputed borders between Germany and Russia
the Italian penninsula
the Balkan penninsula
38
The United States employed what foreign policy during the inter-war years?
Isolationism
Ultranationalism
Aggression
Appeasement
39
the Harlem Renaissance could be described as:
the rebirth of African American Culture seen through artists
when urban project provided new houses for African Americans
time of increased recognition for African American Athletes
a period when African Americans gained political leadership
40
The prohibition resulted in an increase in organised crime and
a decrease in alcohol consumption.
a decrease in citizens breaking the law.
an increase in alcohol consumption.
an increase in citizens breaking the law.
41
John T. Scopes challenged a Tennessee law that forbade the teaching of
biology
creationism
evolution.
fundamentalism
42
The Zimmerman telegram urged which country to attack the United States?
Canada
Panama
Cuba
Mexico
43
Which area of Europe was known as the Powder Keg of Europe before WWI (Where the Spark of WWI Occurred)
D
A
B
C
44
What was the name of the British civilian ship sunk by a German submarine?
Lusitania
Titanic
Maine
Housatanic
45
The Food Administration encouraged Americans to
eat less and produce less food
eat more and produce more food
eat less and produce more food
eat more and produce less food

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