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US History Test Review- 1920s & The Great Depression
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1
The amendment ratified in 1920 gave women the right to vote
21st Amendment
18th Amendment
20th Amendment
19th Amendment
2
The 18th Amendment legalized prohibition which was supposed to make society better but led to
an increase in crime
speakeasies
bootleggers
an increase in violence
3
This new style of music combined ragtime, blues, and other styles during the Harlem Renaissance
rap
r&b
jazz
rock & roll
4
Which of the following was a cause of the Great Depression?
unequal distribution of wealth
bank failures
easy credit
high tariffs
5
This was the first affordable car that Americans were able to buy
Ford Model X
Ford Focus
Ford Model T
Ford Mustang
6
This photo of the migrant mother was a result of this event during the Depression
The Dust Bowl
Food Riots
Migrant movement
Farmers movement
7
The KKK, a white supremist group, target which of the following groups?
Jews
Catholics
Immigrants
African Americans
8
What event triggered the start of the Great Depression?
The Dust Bowl
Hoover being elected
the end of World War I
The Stock Market Crash
9
An underground bar or nightclub that alcohol was sold at during the Prohibition Era
speakeasy
supper club
hideaway
secret bar
10
The growth of this mass medium in the 1920s contributed to the growth of advertising
Internet
Newspapers
Radio
TV
11
This man of the 1920s led a black pride movement and encourage a return to Africa
Marcus Garvey
Louis Armstrong
W.E.B. DuBois
Langston Hughes
12
What ethnic group wrote about their experiences in America during the Harlem Renaissance?
African Americans
Mexican Americans
Irish Americans
Chinese Americans
13
Many Americans living in the Dust Bowl region of the country migrated to this state for work
North Dakota
Oklahoma
California
New York
14
President Warren Harding wanted the U.S. to return to normal times following this event
World War I
Prohibition
The Great Depression
The Communist Revolution
15
These were young daring women of the 1920s
flappers
rockettes
go-go girls
hipsters
16
Shantytowns made out of shacks in the 1930s were nicknamed this after the President
Hardingvilles
Coopervilles
Hoovervilles
Wilsonvilles
17
This writer, helped to expose the superficiality of 1920s society in "The Great Gatsby"
Langston Hughes
Zora Neal Hurston
F. Scott Fitzgerald
T.S. Elliot
18
Langston Hughes was a writer in the 1920s during this movement centered in NYC
The Great Migrations
The Harlem Shakes
The New Negro
The Harlem Renaissance