What role did the federal government play in the economy during the war?

regulated the production of war goods

Which of the following caused a split in the women’s suffrage campaign?

Alice Paul’s aggressive strategy

Mother Jones is best known for organizing unions in

mines in West Virginia and Colorado.

The 1932 presidential election served as a turning point in the way Americans viewed

the responsibilities of the federal government.

As Germany weakened, the Allies sought

the unconditional surrender of Germany.

unemployment for millions of workers.

Russia’s exit from the war

increased the pressure on the Allies.

What legal right was at issue in the Scopes trial?

the right to teach evolution in schools

Wilson’s goal for the League of Nations was

international security and stability.

One major demographic shift of the 1920s was the movement of

large numbers of Americans to the suburbs

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1
What role did the federal government play in the economy during the war?
gave industries more economic freedom
stripped the corporate world of its power
lowered taxes to promote economic growth
regulated the production of war goods
2
To get the Bonus Army marchers to leave the capital, General MacArthur
used force.
gave a patriotic speech.
paid them their bonus.
negotiated with the veterans’ leaders.
3
Which of the following caused a split in the women’s suffrage campaign?
World War I
Carrie Chapman Catt’s “Winning Plan”
the decision to press for a constitutional amendment
Alice Paul’s aggressive strategy
4
Mother Jones is best known for organizing unions in
mines in West Virginia and Colorado.
steel mills in Pennsylvania.
factories in Massachusetts.
farms in Georgia.
5
The 1932 presidential election served as a turning point in the way Americans viewed
the responsibilities of the federal government.
local relief programs and private charities.
presidential elections.
the Bill of Rights.
6
As Germany weakened, the Allies sought
the unconditional surrender of Germany.
an alliance with Germany against Russia.
a stalemate.
a mutually agreeable treaty.
7
The Crash led to
increased factory production.
higher farm prices.
unemployment for millions of workers.
a brief period of rising profits.
8
Flappers danced the Charleston, a new dance that embodied the spirit of
Prohibition
the Lost Generation
the Jazz Age
the Harlem Renaissance
9
What was one of the unforeseen results of Prohibition?
the Volstead Act
a revival of the Ku Klux Klan
racketeering
bloody riots in Chicago
10
In the fall of 1929, a wave of panic selling gripped the stock market as a result of
government limits on speculation.
corruption among stockbrokers.
a sudden fall in stock prices.
business failures.
11
In the 1920s, the status of women in the workplace
. improved greatly.
became even worse than before the war.
changed very little.
was better than the status of men.
12
Russia’s exit from the war
gave Americans the Allied leadership role.
made Germany weaker.
was a French diplomatic success.
increased the pressure on the Allies.
13
The National Origins Act of 1924 reduced the number of people who could
none of the other answers
enter the United States
leave the United States
both enter and leave the United States
14
The main economic problem facing returning war veterans was
postwar gloom
a lack of useful work skills
racial discrimination
a shortage of jobs
15
Jazz was brought to northern cities by
southern African Americans.
musicians from the Mexico City area.
World War I veterans.
older generations.
16
What legal right was at issue in the Scopes trial?
the right to hold modernist beliefs
the right to teach evolution in schools
the right to open a speakeasy
the right to hold fundamentalist beliefs
17
The collapse of the American economic system
boosted American investment in Europe.
increased demand for American-made goods.
led to a worldwide depression.
affected only the German economy.
18
After Wilson presented the treaty to the United States Senate,
the Senate rejected it.
only the “reservationists” backed it.
only the “irreconcilables” backed it.
the Senate ratified it.
19
Wilson’s goal for the League of Nations was
worldwide agricultural aid.
access to world trade for all nations.
equality of arms for all nations.
international security and stability.
20
One major demographic shift of the 1920s was the movement of
French-speaking Canadians into barrios
large numbers of Americans from the North to the South
large numbers of Americans to the suburbs
Mexican workers to New England

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