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Roaring 20's Review
Roaring 20's Review
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Review of basic vocabulary and concepts covered in the 1920's Unit
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Traditionalists and modernists clashed over evolution in a famous court case in 1925.
OJ Simpson Trial
Scopes Trial
Roe v Wade
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Many people, especially those in rural areas who had deep respect for cultural/religious values
Modernist
Communist
Fundamentalist
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Eighteenth Amendment, which outlawed, the making, selling, and transporting of alcohol.
Prohibition
Internationalism
Reformation
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During the 1920's, women who broke social barriers were called
Housewives
Hillary Clintons
Flappers
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A popular style of music that emerged in the 1920's
Rap
Jazz
Country
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Found guilty of murder and executed without clear evidence because they were Immigrants
Sacco and Vanzetti
Sonny and Cher
Abbot and Costello
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The emergence of these made life more convenient for everyone.
Great Migration
Consumer Goods
Flappers
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To encourage people to buy more goods, stores started offering this. Buy now, pay later
Credit
Lawaway
Coupons
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How did Henry Ford's Model T affect American Life?
Emergence of the suburbs
Rise of infrastructure such as roads and bridges
People could travel farther to work
all of the above
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This Amendment gave women the right to vote
5th
18th
19th
1st
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Between 1910 and 1930, about 2 million African Americans left the South to move North.
Great Relocation
Exodus
Great Migration
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In early 1920's, federal officials launched a campaign against suspected Communists.
The Blitz
Agoraphobia
Red Scare
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a period of creativity among African American artists, writers, and musicians in Harlem 1920's
Scientific Revolution
Great Awakening
Harlem Renaissance
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This group had a revival in the 1920's and hated African Americans, Catholics, Jews, immigrants
Harlem Renaissance
KKK
Boys and Girls Club
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Being afraid of Communist influence in the United States led to the
Red Fright
Communist Takeover
Red Scare
Bolshevik Revolution
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reduced the number of immigrants let in the country from southern and eastern Europe and Asia.
Monroe Doctrine
National Origins Act of 1924
The 18th Amendment