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A review of 1920s society, economy and politics.
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1
Which of the following is an impact of the automobile?
growth of the suburbs
new roads
all of the above
travel and leisure opportunities
2
Which of the following situations was a result of the Red Scare?
BOTH
The Palmer Raids
The Sacco and Vanzetti case
3
The issue in this situation centered on the teaching of evolution in schools.
Scopes Trial
Return to normalcy
4
Which Amendment prohibited alcohol?
21st Amendment
25th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
5
Marcus Garvey’s philosophy can best summarized as:
Blacks should adopt racial separation, return to Africa, etc
Education gives Blacks the opportunity to fully assimilate
Blacks need to become an economic asset to the U.S.
Blacks should use any legal recourses to achieve equality
6
The Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928 pledged the signatory nations to
join the League of Nations.
collect old war debt from Germany.
renounce war as an instrument of national policy.
create a regional-security military alliance
7
Which Amendment gave women the right to vote?
18th Amendment
21st Amendment
25th Amendment
19th Amendment
8
Which of the following was an effect of assembly line production?
lower prices for manufactured goods
decreased supply of manufactured goods
9
Which 1920s concept is represented in this image?
flappers
prohibition
The Scopes Trial
The Great Migration
10
Which industry is most closely associated with the rise of consumerism in America in the 1920s?
insurance
automobiles
advertising
banking
11
Which 1920s concept is represented in this image?
prohibition
flappers
The Great Migration
The Scopes Trial
12
Margaret Sanger was significant to American social & cultural life in the 1920s by promoting:
the birth-control movement.
movies.
progressive education.
temperance.
13
Sacco and Vanzetti were found guilty of murder largely because ...
The judge disliked their beliefs.
They were framed by Al Capone.
They confessed.
14
Nativist were against European immigrants of the late 19th century resulted from all EXCEPT the
prejudices of foreigners.
prejudices of foreigner
arrival of such vast numbers of immigrants
refusal of immigrants to assimilate to American culture.
15
The shift from wartime to peacetime production as troops returned home from World War I.
Demobilization
Involvement
Declaration
Draft
16
The Red Scare was ...
fear of capitalism and democracy
attacks on labor unions
anger towards women
fear of communism and anything unAmerican
17
A period of great African American artistic achievement.
Harlem Renaissance
Great Migration
18
The decision of the U.S. to stay out of foreign affairs after WWI was known as...
isolationism
diplomacy
19
New technologies, mass production and confidence in the economy all led to ...
poverty
consumer spending
20
Which of the following is true of American race relations after WWI?
Significant racial tension in northern cities
Racial acceptance bc of African American service during WWI
21
Which 1920s concept is represented in this image?
The Scopes Trial
The Great Migration
prohibition
flappers
22
The Harlem Renaissance referred to
a movement in NY to improve conditions of recent immigrants
the spread of jazz to the cities of the North.
a back-to-Africa movement among black intellectuals
a movement in black literature, art, and music.
23
The Dawes Plan allowed the U.S. to
give Germany loans to pay war debts to France & England.
force Germany to pay its reparations to the U.S.
significantly improved the economic problems in Europe
forgive German war debts from WWI.
24
The economic sector most responsible for the prosperity of the 1920s was agriculture.
True
False
25
How did the Washington Naval Conference echo the philosophy of Woodrow Wilson?
It adopted a theory of isolation over intervention.
It demanded that the U.S. dictate international decisions.
It relied on intellectual understanding instead of warfare.
It used a multinational approach to achieve world peace.
