US History Unit 4 Review

What group ressurged in the 1920s and popped up in Illinois before it was quickly put down again?

Marxist leader who led a revolution which overthrew the new Republican government.

People who secretly smuggled contraband goods (often on their person) became known as

During the 1920s, movies began to include sound effects, voices, and music. These were called

Print and broadcast methods of communicating information to large numbers of people is

29th President of the United States; among most liked presidents of all time. Won his election with 61% popular vote.

What is a word that describes bars that operated illegally during the time of Prohibition?

Fundamentalism can be described as

The due to the 18th Amendment’s policy to ban all alcohol, it was commonly called

Energetic, fiery, revivalist pastor whose sermons included him “fighting the devil.”

Which trial dealt with the question of the right to free speech?

This is the form of government that was instituted in Russia directly after the overthrow of the Czars.

What promise did the first Soviet leader make to the communist revolutionaries?

Supreme Court case in which it was held that one could not use free speech protection as a defense for criminal acts

The African American literary awakening of the 1920s in New York was known as:

The medium that gained popularity in the 1920s after a man played music and read sports scores into it is called:

The Communist ruler who forced the peasantry into collectivized farms.

Another name for the Roaring 20s was:

This was the agreement between multiple European nations and America to stop using war as a national policy

Infamous Secretary of the Interior who perpetrated the Teapot Dome Scandal.

The Scopes Trial dealt with which controversial issue?

Italian Immigrants who were convicted of murder and executed by electric chair.

Who was the second leader of the communist party (Bolsheviks) in Russia who succeeded the first.

28th President of the United States who presided over the US during the Great War.

Which of the following genres DID NOT influence the development of Jazz music?

Boxes with single viewing windows that played short movies had this name because each use cost 5 cents.

When some of the Boston Police went on strike, the commissioner fired them. What happened next?

A term used in the 1920s to describe a new type of young woman who is energetic, rebellious, and fun-loving:

The official ideology of the Soviet Union, characterized there by complete ownership of land and property:

The Red Scare is best described as: