What would a study of the "flappers" of the 1920s indicate?

Some women rejected traditional restrictions

What was the main intent of the Mexican Repatriation Act?

To send Mexican-American immigrants back to Mexico

In order to influence the Supreme Court, FDR tried to...

Appoint judges favoring the New Deal

What was the underlying fear during the Red Scare?

Communist infiltrators in the U.S. would destroy liberty

What was an effect of the Teapot Dome Scandal?

Americans distrusted the government

Which factor played the largest role in fueling the economic boom of the 1920s?

Increasing ownership of automobiles by families

What is the primary function of the Federal Reserve System?

To provide a stable supply of money and credit

What was a pull factor that contributed to the Great Migration

Economic opportunities in industrial cities

What was the importance of Tin Pan Alley

location of music publishing industry in New York City

Which was an effect of the Great Depression on the American economy?

High unemployment and falling real estate values

Much of the writing from the Harlem Renaissance...

Encouraged African Americans to strive for equality

Why was attention brought to the Scopes "Monkey Trial"?

pitted older religious beliefs vs. new scientific theory

What were the key factors of the Republican administration in the 1920's

isoloationism and laessez-faire policies

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1
What would a study of the "flappers" of the 1920s indicate?
Women were barred from traditionally male occupations
Many women were elected to national political office
Some women rejected traditional restrictions
Women pay equaled that of men in most occupations
2
What was the main intent of the Mexican Repatriation Act?
To send Mexican-American immigrants back to Mexico
To encourage Mexican-American immigrants to work in the U.S.
To grant citizenship to Mexican-Americans living in the U.S.
To eliminate discrimination against Mexican-Americans in U.S
3
In order to influence the Supreme Court, FDR tried to...
Remove opposing judges
Amend the Constitution
Appoint judges favoring the New Deal
Ignore Supreme Court rulings
4
Which group of people were often blamed for the problems of the cities like poverty, crime, overcrowding, and violence?
Immigrants
Union members
Muckrakers
5
What was the underlying fear during the Red Scare?
Eastern European workers demanded higher wages
Communist infiltrators in the U.S. would destroy liberty
Immigrants would protect the U.S. from a Communist takeover
Immigrants wanted to disband labor unions.
6
What was an important result of prohibition during the 1920s?
Religious tolerance grew
Rise of organized crime
Women's sufferage was restricted
Racial prejudice increased
7
What was an effect of the Teapot Dome Scandal?
Limits on government
Americans distrusted the government
Communists are arrested
Labor unions found illegal
8
Which factor played the largest role in fueling the economic boom of the 1920s?
Government allowing for the free coinage of silver
Increasing ownership of automobiles by families
Construction by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
Tariff reductions on imported European goods
9
Encouraged African Americans to own their own businesses, racial unity, and return to Africa
Marcus Garvey
Charles Lindbergh
Marvin Gaye
Alain Locke
10
What is the primary function of the Federal Reserve System?
To provide a stable supply of money and credit
To insure savings account deposits in member banks
To preserve competition in business
To prevent abuses in stock market trading
11
What happened in 1929, causing the start of the Great Depression?
The election of Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932
Assassination of President Hoover
The Stock Market crashed
Prohibition ended
12
What was a pull factor that contributed to the Great Migration
Economic opportunities in industrial cities
Lower cost of living
The availability of land grants
Better soil conditions to farm
13
What was the importance of Tin Pan Alley
location of music publishing industry in New York City
Factory in Chicago
Interstate highway in California
Bowling alley in Detroit
14
Buying stocks on margin and overproduction were BOTH causes of the Great Depression
False
True
15
Which was an effect of the Great Depression on the American economy?
Too much money in circulation and high stock prices
High unemployment and falling real estate values
Large business investments and low taxes
High unemployment and overproduction
16
an extreme dislike of foreigners by native-born people and a desire to limit immigration
Nativism
Social Darwinsim
Eugenics
17
Much of the writing from the Harlem Renaissance...
Explained the unique advantages of inner-city living
Discussed ideas in the languages of the new immigrants
Encouraged African Americans to strive for equality
Asked African Americans to accept U.S. culture as it was
18
Why was attention brought to the Scopes "Monkey Trial"?
pitted older religious beliefs vs. new scientific theory
expanded the industrial workforce
involved immigration quotas
upheld veterans right to protest
19
His historic flight served as a bridge between tradition and modernity
Charles Lindbergh
Henry Ford
Jack Dempsey
Glenn Curtiss
20
FDR's relief, recovery, and reform programs to help American's out of the Great Depression
The Great Society
The New Deal
The New Frontier
14 Points
21
All of the following New Deal agencies still affect us today EXCEPT
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Civilian Conservation Corps
Social Security
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
22
What were the key factors of the Republican administration in the 1920's
increase weapons production
expansion of business regulations
reduction in quotas
isoloationism and laessez-faire policies

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