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1
He believed in black nationalism and even relocating blacks back to Africa, he was deported
Marcus Garvey
None of the Above
W.E.B. Du Bois
Langston Hughes
2
Prohibition saw a time of less drinking and less crime in America
True
False
3
which political party dominated politics in the1920s
Democrats
Republicans
None of the Above
Libertarians
4
This style of art was famous in the 1920s
Art Deco
Idealistic
Romanticism
None of the Above
5
Which of the following would fundamentalists disapprove of?
Christian Radio Broadcasts
Baseball
Jazz Music
Evolution
6
Consumerism was a product of low taxes designed by Secretary of the Treasury _______
None of the Above
Andrew Mellon
Robert McNamara
Albert Fall
7
blackliterary and artistic movement to promote Black heritage and equality
Black Author's League
Harlem Reniassance
Garveyism
Lost Generation
8
The 2nd KKK only went after blacks during the1920s
False
True
9
fundamentalists and modernists clashed over evolution in this famous court case in Tennessee
None of the Above
Sacco & Vanzetti Trial
Scopes Trial
Schnek Trial
10
Who were these 1920s non-conformist ladies
Fundamentalists
None of the Above
Flappers
Women's Temperance Union
11
many homes in the 1920s received their news and entertainment through this
Television
Picture Shows
None of the Above
Radio
12
He wrote
This Side of Paradise and The Great Gatsby
Langston Hughes
T.S. Eliot
Earnest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
13
The 1920s saw tremendous economic growth and wealth increased as well
True
False
14
This music was popularized in the 1920s and was frowned upon by fundamentalists as provocative
None of the Above
Hip Hop
Heavy Metal
Jazz
15
The prohibition amendment was passed because
None of the Above
Temperance Unions and Red Scare
Warren G. Harding Didn't Drink
Temperance Unions and Resentment of German Breweries
16
Illegal bars that served alcohol during prohibition
None of the Above
Wet Bars
Speakeasies
Juke Joints
17
The 1920s economy was to be driven by
None of the Above
Government Redistribution
Consumerism
High Taxes
18
"return to normalcy" was the slogan of this 1920 presidential election winner
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Warren G. Harding
None of the Above
19
He was the first to fly a solo non-stop flight across the Atlantic on his "Spirit of St. Louis"
Maverick and Goose
Amelia Earhart
Orville Wright
Charles Lindbergh
20
Gertrude Stein claimed the 1920s young generation was a _________ due to their non-conformity
Lost Generation
Fundamental Generation
Modernist Generation
None of the Above
21
This was the provision that enforced prohibition laws
Volsteen Act
Temperance Laws
None of the Above
Volstead Act
22
in the 1920s union membership ___________
Increased
Stayed the Same
Declined
None of the Above
23
He became president after Harding died in 1923
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
None of the Above
Franklin D. Roosevelt
24
Court case involving two Italian immigrants who were executed over questionable evidence
Sacco & Vanzetti
Sacco & Luigi
None of the Above
Carlo & Vanzetti
25
As the 1920s progressed, people began to buy on credit and live recklessly
True
False
26
Who said this, "the chief business of the American people is business"
Herbert Hoover
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
None of the Above
27
The 18th Amendment went into effect in 1920 and established this
None of The Above
New Deal
End of Prohibition
Prohibition
28
Many companies in the 1920s forced workers to sign_____ which disallowed them to join a union
Closed Shops
Blue Lists
Yellow Dog Contracts
Blacklists
29
One of the most famous Jazz musicians
Louis Armstrong
None of the Above
"Jelly Roll" Morton
Duke Ellington
30
farmers prospered during the 1920s because of increased demand for their produce
True
False
31
What famous 20s Jazz dance is this
None of the Above
Foxtrot
Lindy Hop
Charleston
32
In response to the influx of southeastern Europeans and nativist sentiment, congress
Sponsored The KKK
None of the Above
Banned Immigration
Passed Immigration Quota Laws
33
this proposed to end war except for defense utopian effort to prevent another world war
United Nations
Five Power Agreement
None of the Above
Kellogg-Briand Pact
34
The Charleston, Foxtrot, Lindy Hop, are examples of
Screamo Dancing
Swing Dancing
None of the Above
Jazz Dancing in the 20s