Public disregard for Prohibition indicates that

attempts to legislate public morality met strong resistance

The Harlem Renaissance can be described as

per of achievement by Af Am writers, artists and performers

Failure of National Prohibition led to a public awareness that

unpopular laws are hard to enforce

The "Ohio Gang" refers to President Harding's cabinet which

was riddled with scandal and corruption

The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s was a period when African Americans

created noteworthy words of art and literature

The Teapot Dome Scandal centered around

oil fields that were set aside only for the navy

20s controversies concerning the Scopes trial, Prohibition & "flapper" behavior illustrated

disagreement between traditional values & change lifestyles

Which events best support the image of the 1920s as a decade of nativist sentiment?

Passage of the National Origins Act and rise of the KKK

The 1920s are sometimes referred to as the "Roaring 20s" because

widespread social and economic change occurred

In 1925, the trial of Scopes reflects the conflict between

fundamentalism and scientific thought

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1
Public disregard for Prohibition indicates that
American citizens supported the law in general
American film industry had a great influence on the public
Americans support criminals
attempts to legislate public morality met strong resistance
2
This political cartoon represents which event
Volstead Act
Dawes Plan
Black Tuesday
Teapot Dome Scandal
3
The Harlem Renaissance can be described as
movement to draw African Americans to inner cities
organization to promote African American Businesses
relief program to provide jobs for minority workers
per of achievement by Af Am writers, artists and performers
4
This region of the United States is known as the
Bible Belt
Petrol Plains
Midwest
Fundamentalist Land
5
The document signed by 60 countries as an attempt to avert further wars is
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Volstead Act
Dawes Plan
Butler Act
6
A major result of Prohibition of the 1920s was
destruction of family values
increase in organized crime
spread of Communism
Immigration Restriction
7
Failure of National Prohibition led to a public awareness that
unpopular laws are hard to enforce
economic prosperity encourages social reform
geographic conditions affect law enforcement
crime rates decline when the sale of alcohol is banned
8
Which of the following was an effect of the passage of the 18th amendment?
women gained the right to vote
expansion of drug stores
allowed for the direct election of senators
repealed prohibition
9
The foreign policy of the 1920s would be best described as
neutral
isolationist
open door
international
10
The "Ohio Gang" refers to President Harding's cabinet which
created policies which opened the door to foreign trade
created policies against immigration
worked hard to close economic gaps
was riddled with scandal and corruption
11
The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s was a period when African Americans
migrated west in search of land and jobs
used Civil Disobedience to fight segregation in the army
created noteworthy words of art and literature
left the US in large numbers to resettle in Africa
12
The Teapot Dome Scandal centered around
oil fields that were set aside only for the navy
building an oil pipeline from Wyoming to S. Dakota
focused on the robbing of the Veteran's Bureau
oil fields leased to the higher bidder
13
Illegal clubs which sold alcohol during Prohibition were called
Speakeasies
Underground Clubs
Quiet lounges
Fallout Shelters
14
20s controversies concerning the Scopes trial, Prohibition & "flapper" behavior illustrated
disagreement over the causes of the Great Depression
disagreement between traditional values & change lifestyles
disagreement over the return to normalcy
disagreements over the benefits of new technology
15
Which events best support the image of the 1920s as a decade of nativist sentiment?
Washington Naval Conference & Kellogg Briand Pact
Scopes trial and women's suffrage
Growth of the Automobile industry & the Teapot Dome Scandal
Passage of the National Origins Act and rise of the KKK
16
Which group would likely be against the Volstead Act?
Women's Christian Temperance Movement (WCTU)
Fundamentalists
immigrants
ku klux klan
17
Who authored this poem?
Cab Calloway
Ethel Waters
Langston Hughes
Billie Holiday
18
The 1920s are sometimes referred to as the "Roaring 20s" because
widespread social and economic change occurred
US assumed leadership in world affairs
foreign trade prospered
political reforms made government more democratic
19
In 1925, the trial of Scopes reflects the conflict between
fundamentalism and scientific thought
prohibition and organized crime
traditional roles vs. modern roles for women
isolationism and international involvement
20
Tap dancer of the 1920s that was racially integrated into feature films was
Duke Ellington
Billy Bojangles Robinson
Cab Calloway
Billie Holiday

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1920s Part 2

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1920s Part 2

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
Public disregard for Prohibition indicates that
American citizens supported the law in general
American film industry had a great influence on the public
Americans support criminals
attempts to legislate public morality met strong resistance
2
This political cartoon represents which event
Volstead Act
Dawes Plan
Black Tuesday
Teapot Dome Scandal
3
The Harlem Renaissance can be described as
movement to draw African Americans to inner cities
organization to promote African American Businesses
relief program to provide jobs for minority workers
per of achievement by Af Am writers, artists and performers
4
This region of the United States is known as the
Bible Belt
Petrol Plains
Midwest
Fundamentalist Land
5
The document signed by 60 countries as an attempt to avert further wars is
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Volstead Act
Dawes Plan
Butler Act
6
A major result of Prohibition of the 1920s was
destruction of family values
increase in organized crime
spread of Communism
Immigration Restriction
7
Failure of National Prohibition led to a public awareness that
unpopular laws are hard to enforce
economic prosperity encourages social reform
geographic conditions affect law enforcement
crime rates decline when the sale of alcohol is banned
8
Which of the following was an effect of the passage of the 18th amendment?
women gained the right to vote
expansion of drug stores
allowed for the direct election of senators
repealed prohibition
9
The foreign policy of the 1920s would be best described as
neutral
isolationist
open door
international
10
The "Ohio Gang" refers to President Harding's cabinet which
created policies which opened the door to foreign trade
created policies against immigration
worked hard to close economic gaps
was riddled with scandal and corruption
11
The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s was a period when African Americans
migrated west in search of land and jobs
used Civil Disobedience to fight segregation in the army
created noteworthy words of art and literature
left the US in large numbers to resettle in Africa
12
The Teapot Dome Scandal centered around
oil fields that were set aside only for the navy
building an oil pipeline from Wyoming to S. Dakota
focused on the robbing of the Veteran's Bureau
oil fields leased to the higher bidder
13
Illegal clubs which sold alcohol during Prohibition were called
Speakeasies
Underground Clubs
Quiet lounges
Fallout Shelters
14
20s controversies concerning the Scopes trial, Prohibition & "flapper" behavior illustrated
disagreement over the causes of the Great Depression
disagreement between traditional values & change lifestyles
disagreement over the return to normalcy
disagreements over the benefits of new technology
15
Which events best support the image of the 1920s as a decade of nativist sentiment?
Washington Naval Conference & Kellogg Briand Pact
Scopes trial and women's suffrage
Growth of the Automobile industry & the Teapot Dome Scandal
Passage of the National Origins Act and rise of the KKK
16
Which group would likely be against the Volstead Act?
Women's Christian Temperance Movement (WCTU)
Fundamentalists
immigrants
ku klux klan
17
Who authored this poem?
Cab Calloway
Ethel Waters
Langston Hughes
Billie Holiday
18
The 1920s are sometimes referred to as the "Roaring 20s" because
widespread social and economic change occurred
US assumed leadership in world affairs
foreign trade prospered
political reforms made government more democratic
19
In 1925, the trial of Scopes reflects the conflict between
fundamentalism and scientific thought
prohibition and organized crime
traditional roles vs. modern roles for women
isolationism and international involvement
20
Tap dancer of the 1920s that was racially integrated into feature films was
Duke Ellington
Billy Bojangles Robinson
Cab Calloway
Billie Holiday