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1
The development of the _________________ makes the production of cars cheaper
assembly line
new industries
consumerism
mass production
2
What tension is illustrated in the Scopes trial?
Idealist v Traditionalist
Optimism v Pessimism
Fundamentalist v Modernism
Empiricism v Nativism
3
Who was the leading organized crime figure?
Elliott Ness
Al Capone
Bugsy Segal
Michael Corleon
4
This is a new leisure activity that Americans participate in during the 1920s
Teaching
Baseball
Sewing
Cooking
5
What year did the Stock Market crash?
1929
1928
1930
1932
6
This event helped fuel the Red Scare in 1919
Prohibition
Scopes Trial
Labor Strikes
Women's suffrage
7
This Amendment ended Prohibition
18th
19th
21st
20th
8
In the 1920s, this innovation helps Americans purchase the new inventions of the age
installment plans
wage increases
rent to own
leasing
9
This President took office after the death of Warren Harding
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilsom
Franklin Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
10
His Scientific Management Theory helps make industry more efficient
Jim Crow
W.E.B. DuBois
Frederick Taylor
Frederick Douglas
11
Laissez-Faire is the policy _____________ follow during the 1920s
Progressives
Democrats
Socialists
Republicans
12
Nativism is
belief that Native American Peoples are inferior
the support of immigrant culture
belief in literal interpretation of the Bible
belief that your country is superior to other countries
13
What foreign policy does America return to after WWI?
Nationalism
Open Door
Isolationism
Internationalism
14
He was the most recognized star of the 1920s for his portrayal of the Tramp
Charlie Chaplin
Clark Gable
Langston Hughes
Douglas Fairbanks
15
The Nativism tension of the 1920s is reflected in the trial of
Scopes
Leopold
Scottsboro
Sacco and Vanzetti
16
What did the Sacco and Vanzetti trial mean for immigrants in the US?
They would be treated as legal citizens
They would never get a fair trial
They would not be provided with competent legal counsel
They would be treated fairly and justly
17
The actions of people who spend a lot of money on goods and services is
Consumption
Imperialism
Consumerism
Progressivism
18
The Kellogg-Briand Pact is hard to enforce because
there is no peacekeeping organization to enforce it
many nations refused to sign it
It did not provide methods available to settle disputes
the League of Naitons refused to recognize it
19
Which of the following presidents was widely remembered for scandals?
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Warren Harding
Woodrow Wilsom
20
This Amendment gave women the right to vote
19th
22nd
21st
20th
21
The invention of the Radio helps create a boom in this new industry
Plastics
Advertising
Education
Movies
22
Author of The Great Gatsby, one of the most well known writers of the 20s
Sinclair Lewis
William Faulkner
F Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
23
Which of the following industries was NOT a “sick” during the 1920s
Automobile
Agriculture
Railroad
Coal
24
What is the “Red Scare”?
a belief that our society is inferior
fear that Communism will take over America like Russia
fear that Eastern Europeans are going to invade
a fear that Native Americans will take over
25
This was an “underground” bar where alcohol was served in the 1920s
Speakeasy
Teapot Done
Rum Runners
Cotton Club
26
This President was a Quaker, orphan, and become known worldwide for his Humanitarian work
Franklin Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Warren Harding
Herbert Hoover
27
“Return to Normalcy” was the campaign motto of
Warren Harding
Franklin Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
28
What is NOT a reason Prohibition get passed in the United States?
Alcohol is good for the heart
Alcohol is a threat to the way of life
Alcohol is responsible for health issues
Alcohol is responsible for high crime rates
29
This political party elected all 3 Presidents in the 1920s
Socialist
Democrat
Progressive
Republican
30
He represented John Scopes. The American Civil Liberties Union paid his attorney’s fees
Clarence Darrow
William J Bryan
Webster Thayer
A Mitchell Palmer
31
Which Secretary of the Treasury served all three Presidents of the 1920s
WG McAdoo
Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Mellon
Carter Glass
32
The rebirth in African American culture and pride begins in
Harlem
Boston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
33
All of these new industries pop up alongside the automobile in the 1920s EXCEPT
Restaurants
Farming
Gas Stations
Motels
34
What is evolution?
theory of process of change over time in plants and animals
theory of how radioactive elements break down
theory of gravitational pull
theory of how electrons move
35
John Scopes went on trial in 1925 for breaking what law?
the Butler Law
the Sedition Act of 1928
the Volstead Act of 1919
the National Origins Act of 1921
