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An ESL review of the 1920's
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1
The 1920’s were economically prosperous because American ________ grew
restaurants
industry
cars
families
2
an area around a city that people live in
speakeasies
tariff
properous
suburb
3
By the late 1920s, 70 percent of U.S. homes had _______________.
elevators
toilets
electricity
kitchens
4
This is a new form of African American music in the 1920's.
disco
jazz
rap
reggae
5
Sacco and Vanzetti opposed organized ______________.
parties
communism
government
students
6
Women who wore short skirts, stockings, with short hair, make-up, and even smoked
flapper
prohibit
suburb
prosperous
7
What is the KKK
Hate group that used violence and lynchings
Group that played jazz music
NAACP alliance
A school for blacks
8
These are new business opportunities because of the car
motels, hotels, cell phones
gas stations, restaurants, speakeasies
motels, gas stations, glass and rubber factories
gas stations, gyms, motels
9
These are ways life changed for women during the 1920s
They worked in the home
wore short skirts, worked outside the home, they could vote
many were doctors and lawyers
They did not change
10
Illegal bars
prohibit
prosperous
speakeasies
tariff
11
a tax on imported goods
tariff
speakeasies
prohibit
suburb
12
Sacco and Vanzetti were two Italian ______________.
bankers
immigrants
sailors
presidents
13
_______________ were called “Reds.”
Apples
Russians
immigrants
Communists
14
Because business boomed this time was called the "__________ twenties.”
Roaring
1920's
Flappers
Communists
15
successful, especially in terms of wealth
tariff
suburb
prosperous
prohibit
16
The 1920’s were economically prosperous because Businesses made huge _______.
tariffs
cars
refrigerators
profits
17
Henry Ford used the _______ ________ to make cars that everyone could afford.
party bus
electric factory
immigrant workers
assembly line
18
to outlaw
prosperous
suburb
prohibit
tariff
19
President Harding cut ______for wealthy, he said they would __________ in business.
cheese, bake
Reds, communists
cake, government
taxes, invest
20
These are 1920's products that use electricity.
telephone, radio, vacuum
refrigerator, elevator, washing machine
refrigerator, washing machine, radio
telephone, radio, vacuum
21
In September 1919, the biggest strike in U.S. History stopped the _________industry.
steel
alcohol
food
car
22
Sacco and Vanzetti were· arrested and ________.
murdered
executed
guilty
happy
23
Set baseball home run record while playing for the NY Yankees.
Aron
Woodrow Wilson
Baseball
Babe Ruth
24
Palmer ________550 people.
rescued
deported
angered
helped
25
On January 20, 1920, Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer began a series of ____________.
Raids
Reds
deporting
drills