Unit 9

How did the invention of the radio impact the lives of Americans? (5.14)

Which of the following is NOT a direct result of the explosion in the number of automobiles? (5.14)

A time when social, economic and political problems by rapid industrialization were exposed and in some cases reformed.

Which statement describes Harry Burn’s vote about women’s suffrage? (5.47

How did Americans buy refrigerators and cars so easily after World War I? (5.14)

. Which amendment below allowed women to vote? (5.09)

How did the strategies of many progressives differ from those of labor unions? (5.09)

Three challenges people faced during the Progressive Era. (5.09)

The boom of the automobile in popularity led to …. (5.14)

How did most progressives of the early 1900s support reform movements? (5.09)

What role did Anne Dallas Dudley play in the passage of the 19th Amendment? (5.47)

What role did Tennessee play in the women’s suffrage movement?

Which New York neighborhood was particularly known for attracting artists, writers, performers, and musicians.

How did Prohibition end? (5.09)

One change for women in the 1920s… (5.14)

Reforms in the Progressive Era were intended to improve the lives of _______. (5.09)

A woman who advocates voting rights for women is a _______. (5.09)

How did the Prohibition Movement impact the United States in the early 1900s? (5.09)

Why was the period after World War I often called the Roaring Twenties in the U.S.? (5.14)

Prohibition began with the _______. (5.09)

A total ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol is ___. (5.09)

Why did children work in factories and dangerous jobs during the Progressive Era? (5.09)

What is one reason why the 1920s are often referred to as the “Roaring Twenties”? (5.14)