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The United States joined Britain, France, and Russia, which were known as the
Central Powers
Triple Threat
League of Nations
Allied Powers
2
Henry Ford made automobiles more affordable in the 1920s by...
Allowing buyers to select from many different colors.
Hiring more female workers
Setting up assembly lines & using mass production methods
Offering low interest car loans
3
The Great Migration of African Americans to the North during and following World War I was mainly a result of the
efforts of the civil rights movement
success of military desegregation
availability of new factory jobs
impact of affirmative action programs
4
What type of music characterized the new urban attitudes of young men and women in the 1920s?
Folk Music
Jazz and Blues
Classical
Rock N' Roll
5
Common during the 1920s, speakeasies were
places where alcohol was sold and consumed illegally
corrupt politicians that gave inside information to police
movie theaters that played "talkies"
young women who displayed new attitudes and freedoms of behavior
6
What was the Red Scare?
A fear that communism would take over in the US as it had in Russia
The concern over race riots that erupted in the U.S. after WW1
violence that took place during some of the labor strikes
A fear of the color red
7
The Teapot Dome Scandal was just one of many examples of the corruption that marked the administration
of
Wilson
Taft
Harding
Coolidge
8
Marcus Garvey was best known for believing that African Americans...
Should attempt to violently take control of the U.S. government
Should isolate themselves in rural areas and grow subsistence crops
Should move to Africa since living with white Americans was not possible
Should strive for education at Ivy League schools like Harvard
9
Al Capone made millions in the 1920s by
Manufacturing Mobster Automobiles
Bootlegging liquor
Playing baseball
owning a Hollywood film company
10
Why did the United States enter World War 1?
B/c of the Zimmerman Note and continued use of submarine warfare by Germany
To increase trade with Russia
B/c of the secret alliance President Wilson had signed with Austria
Germany released the Spanish Flu
11
The growth of the KKK was instrumental in the passage of the National Origins Act, which did what?
Required immigrants to register with ICE
Set quotas limiting the number of immigrants from various countries
Banned the use of all languages except English in public
Forced all citizens to declare their ancestry
12
Under the Treaty of Versailles, which country was blamed for starting World War I?
Austria-Hungary
Germany
France
Russia
13
Which of the following was instrumental to the growth of the economy throughout the 20s?
Germany became our #1 trading partner
Advertising and the use of credit
Influx of cheap Japanese electronics
American farms were very productive
14
What event provided the spark that led to the start of World War I?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The sinking of the Lusitania
he Japanese attack on Russia
The interception of the Zimmerman Note
15
The war on the Western Front soon became a struggle that neither side could win because of the use of..
Submarine warfare
Inadequate supplies
Trench warfare
Chemical weapons
16
What did they call the raids that attempted to root out communists from the United States?
Holvey Raids
Palmer Raids
Sims Raids
Gandy Raids
17
One goal for a lasting peace that President Woodrow Wilson included in his 14 Points was
maintaining a permanent military force in Europe
returning the United States to a policy of isolationism
establishing a League of Nations
blaming Germany for causing World War I
18
The African-American literary, musical and artistic movement of the 1920s was called
"Back to Africa” movement
Harlem Renaissance
"Black is Beautiful" movement
Kwanza celebration
19
What was the position of the United States when the war started?
The U.S. remained neutral
The U.S. sided with the Triple Entente
The U.S. sided with the Central Powers
The U.S. sided with the Allied Powers
20
Because of bias by Nativists, which suspected anarchists were executed after being accused of murder?
Hope and Crosby
Laverne and Shirley
Sacco and Vanzetti
Hamilton and Burr
21
The most popular and powerful medium of mass culture for communication, entertainment and music in the 1920s was the
Radio
Movie Theatre
Newspaper
TV
22
Which of the following events was about the teaching of evolution in schools?
Valentines Day Massacre
Speakeasies
Creation Scandel
Scopes Trial
23
Who was one of the most famous jazz musicians of the 1920s?
Charles Lindbergh
Marcus Garvey
Louis Armstrong
Charlie Chaplin
24
Which act required men to register with the government in order to be randomly selected for military service?
War Industries Board Act
Military Mobilization Act
Sister Act
Selective Service Act
25
The Espionage and Sedition Act passed during World War I made it illegal to...
speak out against the war
support the women's rights movement
sail to Europe on luxury liners during the war.
purchase too much coffee that was meant for the soldiers
26
Why did the Senate reject the Versailles Treaty?
to avoid the dues for membership in the League of Nations
They were afraid the League of Nations would force the US into more wars
to express opposition to the harsh sanctions imposed on Germany
they wanted to keep more troops in Europe than the treaty allowed
27
Who was the novelist who helped to create the image of the Jazz Age with The Great Gatsby?
Ernest Hemingway
Charles Lindbergh
Claude McKay
F. Scott Fitzgerald
28
What was a new weapon used in WW1?
Cannons
Airplanes
Saber
Bayonet
29
Who was the President of the United States during World War I?
William Howard Taft
Warren Harding
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
30
What important role did women play during World War 1?
Many women were placed in charge of male infantry units.
Women provided the labor for many factories while men were away at war.
Women did nothing to help during World War I.
Many women were spies who crossed enemy lines
31
The desire of many Americans to withdraw and not involve the country in the affairs of other nations is known as
Internationalism
Sectionalism
Isolationism
Unitarianism
32
What made it more likely that a small conflict between 2 nations might become a larger conflict between more nations?
Imperialism
An Alliance System
Isolationism
Militarism
33
The Central Powers included the Ottoman Empire, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and
Russia
Germany
Canada
Mexico
34
In the 1920s, a flapper was a ...
person that sold illegal alcohol
radio talk show host that spoke for hours at a time
a person who sat on a flag pole and flapped in the breeze
young woman who embraced the new fashions and urban attitudes
