USA Topic 1 GCSE AQA

The 1921 Immigration Quota Law cut the number of immigrants to 3 million a year

After WW1, how much did the percentage of women in jobs increase by?

Which of these was a tariff introduced by America in the 1920s to make foreign goods more expensive?

How many immigrants migrated to America between 1850 and 1914?

Which term means making consumer goods on a large scale in factories?

KKK stands for?

What are the names of the two main political parties in the USA?

Which of these dances became popular in the 'Jazz Age'?

How often is a new President elected?

Who will pass their first GCSE History practice paper?

Where did many Native Americans live, as their land had been taken from them?

The Leader of the KKK is known as?

Fear of communism was known as the what?

How many murders were there in Chicago in 1926 without any arrests?

In what year was alcohol consumption made legal again with the Beer Act?

What were the names of the two Italian immigrants executed in 1927, controversially?

Large gangs of white people attacking black Americans called themselves what?

Which of these historical words means many factors led to it?

What is the term for the idea that each of America's 50 states can make its own laws?

Which of these theories means people buying more things and so there is more employment?

Young urban women with new fashion and more freedom were known as?

What was the nickname of Ford's most popular car, the Model T?

Isolationism means getting involved in foreign affairs.

The Republicans believed in this , meaning leaving things alone and not interfering. How do you spell it?

What was the name of the Attorney General in America who was targeted by a terrorist attack?

How many African Americans migrated from southern states to the north in the 1920s?

Which film led to a large increase in the number of KKK members?

Why might there have been problems with the stock market boom?

Before WW1, many women could not go out with a man without a what?

Which branch of the American government decides whether laws are constitutional or not?

How many new Prohibition Agents were created by the government?

Slavery was abolished in America in 1865.

When was the Volstead Act passed?

Shopkeepers and businessmen paying money to gangs to stop them damaging premises is known as what?

Paying for goods in fixed installments over a period is known as what?

What was Al Capone's nickname?

What does WASP stand for?

In what year was the St Valentine's Day Massacre?

What is the system of rules outlining how America should be governed known as?

What does the NAACP, founded by WEB Du Bois in 1910, stand for?

By 1925, approximately how many people worked in the car industry in America?

What percentage of consumer goods were made by America in the 1920s?

How much did alcohol consumption reduce by during Prohibition?

Fear of communism in America increased after what?

By 1930 how many cinema tickets were sold every week?

Which of these groups benefited from the economic boom?

Who transformed car production in America?

Which of these US Presidents famously believed in 'rugged individualism'?

Many African Americans still worked in the South renting small areas of land. This was known as?

Which of these areas was less affected by changes to women's lives?

When was the first moving assembly line created in Detroit?

What was the name of the law which banned nudity and limited kissing time in films?

Which of these was not an American celebrity in the 1920s?

More cars meant people could live further away from their work in....

What was the name given to segregation laws in the South?

Illegal bars and alcohol smugglers were known as?

How much did wages increase by in the 1920s?

Which of these were not a group who disapproved of alcohol?

Which of these were a group who disapproved of the behaviour of young women?

How many farmers lost their farms in 1924 as they couldn't pay their mortgages?