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Unit 2--U.S History B
Unit 2--U.S History B
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1
Most popular silent film star
Louis Armstrong
Charles Lindbergh
Babe Ruth
Charlie Chaplin
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Repealed Prohibition
19th Ammendment
21st Ammendment
20th Ammendment
18th Ammendment
3
Harlem Renaissance created a central place for African Americans to voice concerns about racial problems.
False
True
4
Prohibition led to crime by making it easier for bootleggers to branch into other types of illegal activity
True
False
5
The collapse of the banking system is what lead to the stock market crash.
True
False
6
The flapper became a symbol of the "New Woman," in dress and style.
True
False
7
Movies and radio did not create a shared culture among Americans unlike newspapers and magazines.
False
True
8
Informal radio speeches by FDR to talk to the American people.
Court Packing
Fireside Chats
Welfare State
Hoovervilles
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Economic system in which the means of production are privately owned, uses supply and demand.
Fascism
Communism
Foxism
Capitalism
10
Main sports hero of the 1920’s was Baby Face Nelson
False
True
11
WWI veterans who demanded their money promised by Congress were called the Veterans Army
True
False
12
Manufacturing step in which each worker preforms one step.
Sufferage
Bull Market
Speakeasies
Mass Production
13
The Social Security system helped women get jobs in the workplace.
True
False
14
Secret drinking establishments during prohibition
Speakeasies
Bootleggers
Hoovervilles
Saloons
15
Falling prices for crops and livestock caused problems for farmers in the Great Depression.
False
True
16
Jackie Roosevelt: First Lady to become deeply involved in public affairs.
False
True
17
In 1929, the stock market crashed because
people tried to withdraw all of the savings from banks.
Germany ceased reparation payments
investors lost confidence in the market
Federal Reserve increased the money supply.
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President when the stock market crashed.
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
FDR
Herbert Schmerbert
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Formed when the government assumes responsibility for the citizen’s needs.
the New Deal
The Raw Deal
Welfare State
Welcome State
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Most people from the Dust Bowl moved to big cities for work
False
True
21
The name of the Shantytowns during the Great Depression.
Hoovervilles
Fireside Chats
Hoover Wagons
Welfare State
22
1920's masked economic problems such as overproduction, uneven distribution of wealth, and credit debt
True
False
23
Al Capone was the most famous criminal of the Prohibition Era
True
False
24
Pilot who flew the first solo flight across the Atlantic
Babe Ruth
Charles Lindbergh
Louis Armstrong
Charlie Chaplin
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Main goals of the New Deal were relief, recovery, and reform
True
False
26
People who sold illegal alcohol
Saloons
Bootleggers
Hoovervilles
Speakeasies
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The last thing FDR did as in his first hundred days in office was to close down all the banks in the US.
True
False
28
Ku Klux Klan targeted Jews, blacks, Catholics, and immigrants
True
False
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FDR's attempt to change the Supreme Court.
Court Packing
Court TV
Fireside Chats
Welfare State
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Buying stock on margin was a strategy that allowed more people to invest in the stock market.
False
True
31
Some Americans blamed the Great Depression on
The President
Congress
Communism
Capitalism
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Black Tuesday is the day the stock market crashed.
False
True
33
Most famous Jazz trumpet player was Billie King
False
True
34
The 2 sides of the Scopes Trial showed the modern clash in the battle of science and facts vs. religion and faith
True
False
35
FDR didn't help America because he thought problem would fix itself & that gov interfering was unconstitutional
True
False
36
The banks collapsed because Congress took the money to pay for war loans.
False
True
37
The sale price of cars went down due to Ford's manufacturing techniques.
False
True
38
How was Henry Ford able to reduce the sale price of the Model T?
cars on moving assembly lines and reduced the time it took to make a car
kept his workers happy bygiving them a 40-hour work week.
location of Ford’s plant
studied the techniques of Chicago meatpacking houses
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The “New Woman” of the 1920s
rejected Victorian morality.
rejected the notion of suffrage.
rejected the notion of money
embraced Victorian morality
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1920’s culture associated with African-Americans.
Harlem Renaissance
Bootleggers
Harlem Globtrotters
KKK
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The main complaint of the New Deal was that it gave too much power to the federal government.
True
False
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1920's lead to changes in American life as prices for cars dropped, people bought on credit, and ads influenced buyers
True
False
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New products like washing machines, vacuums, and irons made life harder for women
False
True