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US History - 1920s
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1
Prohibition was established by
16th Amendment
19th Amendment
18th Amendment
17th Amendment
2
The Emergency Quota Act & the National Origins Act had what effect on immigration?
Immigration decreased
Immigration increased
There was no change in immigration
More people moved out of the USA
3
This trial highlighted the growing conflict between science and religion
Sacco & Vanzetti
The Scopes Trial
Plessy v. Ferguson
The OJ Trial
4
True or false: the Presidents of the 1920s were pro-business
False
True
5
This 1920s technology greatly changed how people live and helped to create a booming economy
Ford Model T
Radio
Nuclear power
Washing machine
6
The Palmer Raids resulted in the deportation of
Democrats
Catholics
Republicans
Communists & Anarchists
7
This term refers to a rapidly increasing stock market:
Bear Market
Bull Market
S&P 500
XBOX Market
8
This new type of music in the 1920s defined the decade
Country
Punk
Jazz
Rap
9
The rebirth of African American culture in the 1920s was known as
The Harlem Renaissance
The Great Awakening
Return to Normalcy
The Renaissance
10
Urbanization refers to
Increased movement to rural areas
Movement from the Deep South to the North
The growth of cities
Increased manufacturing
11
This term refers to the government not getting involved in your business
Egalitarianism
Laissez-faire
Populism
Liberty
12
President Harding's plan to return to a time before WWI & the Progressive Era
Make America Great Again
Square Deal
Fair Deal
Return to Normalcy
13
Women who embraced new fashions and independence in the 1920s were known as
Doesn't matter, can't trust 'em
Suffragettes
Flappers
Thots
14
What manufacturing technique enabled the success of the Model T?
Supply-side economics
Assembly Line
Lobbying
Computer analytics
15
This scandal highlighted the political corruption of the 1920s.
Court packing Scandal
Teapot Dome Scandal
Meatpacking Scandal
Watergate
16
Langston Hughes would be most associated with
Bull Market
The Harlem Renaissance
The Red Scare
Return to Normalcy
17
Nativism refers to
A dislike of immigrants
Pride in Native American culture
A dislike of Native Americans
A love of immigrants
18
This 1920s invention allowed millions to access news and sports in real time
Newspapers
Magazines
Radios
Televisions
19
The idea that some races are better than others & could be improved with selective breeding was
Social Darwinism
Eugenics
Communism
Nazism
20
Illegal bars that operated during prohibition were known as
Trap houses
"cribs"
Speakeasies
Flappers
21
America practice isolationism in the 1920s. What does this mean?
Playing an active role in world affairs
Avoiding getting involved in world affairs
Overturning Jim Crow laws
Joining the League of Nations
22
Women gained the right vote with
19th Amendment
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
16th Amendment
23
The Harlem Renaissance resulted from the what WWI movement of African Americans?
Abolition
Return to Normalcy
The Great Migration
Jim Crow
24
The Scopes Trial is sometimes referred to as
The Monkey Trial
The Religion Trial
The Science Trial
The Cat Trial
25
True or false: the 1920s was a time of economic prosperity.
True
False
26
This hate group reemerged in the 1920s as a response to the modern culture of the 1920s
Democrats
Nazis
Klu Klux Klan
Republicans
27
This infamous court case of the 1920s highlighted the dangers of Nativism and the Red Scare
Sacco & Vanzetti
Plessy v. Ferguson
Scopes Trial
Marbury v. Madison
28
Writers are artists who expressed disdain regarding consumerism and materialism were known as
Conservatives
The Lost Generation
Baby Boomers
Millennials
29
This term refers to the fear of communism
White Scare
Red Scare
Pink Scare
Orange Scare
30
This 1920s Civil Rights leader advocated his "Back to Africa" movement
Booker T. Washington
Malcolm X
Marcus Garvey
WEB DuBois