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Roaring 20's Quest Review
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1
Which of the following 20's Presidents were Republican and strongly supported big business?
All of the above
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
2
In the 20's more Americans bought all of the following EXCEPT
Liberty Bonds
stocks
appliances and consumer goods
automobiles
3
The automobile
went down in price due to mass production
all of the above
led to suburbs
spurred the economy
4
Blacks took part in the Great Migration for all of the following reasons EXCEPt
there was continued discrimination in the South
jobs
Harlem Renaissance
there was no discrimination in the North
5
Overproduction, debt and decreased demand hurt this group first
women
gangsters
consumers
farmers
6
Racial intolerance reared its ugly head again in the 20's when
we passed the 19th Amendment
Sacco & Vanzetti were executed
the African Americans were kicked out of Harlem
the KKK came back
7
The most notable new sound of the 20s was
hip hop
jazz
classical
rock
8
Which of the following did not put the "Roar" in the 20's?
Automobiles
stock market crash
flappers
speakeasies
9
Throughout most of the 20's, the Stock Market could be described as
Jesse-ish
Bullish
Bearish
none of the above
10
The stock market equivalent of buy now pay later was
prohibition
buying on the margin
none of the above
marketing and advertising
11
Stock market speculation (guessing/gambling) led to
buying on the margin
none of the above
Prohibition
Equal Rights Amendment
12
To restrict immigration in the 1920's, America
elected a Democratic President
passed the 21st Amendment
passed the Kellogg-Briand Pact
used quota systems
13
The Harlem Renaissance meant all of the following EXCEPT
end of discrimination
a celebration of Black culture
people flocked to Harlem
new and popular Black artists, writers & poets
14
Which group was NOT targeted by the KKK in the 20's?
Blacks
WASPs
Jews
Catholics
15
Which group benefited most from Prohibition?
Gangsters
Churches
Blacks
Labor Unions
16
Prohibition failed because
gangsters still provided alcohol
people don't want to be told what to do
many immigrants were from Europe where alcohol was accepted
all the above
17
Teapot Dome
showed corruption in Harding's Cabinet
started the stock market crash
is served at Starbucks
was a famous speakeasy
18
Consumerism increased for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
a belief that we would soon be back at war
mass production
marketing and advertising
easy credit
19
Duke Ellington, Louie Armstrong, Bessie Smith and Langston Hughes were all connected with
19th Amendment
prohibition
Pole sitting
Harlem Renaissance
20
The United States foreign policy in the 20's was primarily focused on
equality for women
banning alcohol
remaining isolated
Black rights
21
We can see nativism and xenophobia (fear/mistrust of foreigners) in the
Harlem Renaissance
Sacco & Vanzetti case
Banning of alcohol
fads of the 20's
22
Which Amendment banned the sale of alcohol and started Prohibition?
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19
21
17
23
Which of the following was most responsible for "shrinking America"?
radio
television
washing machine
communism
24
The ultimate social expression of new womens' equality in the 20's
Harlem Renaissance
non of the above
Marathon Dancing
Flappers
25
Installment Buying was the same thing as
buy now pay later
none of the above
buying on the margin
rationing
26
City dwellers were highly influenced by all of the following EXCEPT
movies and movie stars
jazz and dance
sports heroes and radio
what was going on in Europe
27
The Palmer Raids were most closely associated with
Harlem Renaissance
Red Scare
Flappers
Prohibiton
28
The Kellogg-Briand Pact was Ameirca's attempt to
ban alcohol
end discrimination
maintain peace and remain isolated
pass the Equal Rights Amendment
29
The Scopes Trial was an example of the clash between
old values vs. new values
city vs. country
all of the above
science and religion