What did fundamentalist believe in?

the Bible should be taken literally

What didn't the NAACP do?

get African Americans to go back to Africa

What is the Harlem Renaissance associated with?

African American fine arts movement

Why did nativists find fault with the Quota Acts of 1921?

didn't restrict immigration enough

Why was the Kellog-Briand Pact considered useless?

no means of enforcing the agreement

Which of the following isn't considered a sign that the prosperity of the 20s was superficial?

success of advertising companies

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1
The Scopes trial was based on the teaching of what?
evolution
biology
physics
zoology
2
What was Attorney General Palmer trying to stop?
poverty
civil rights expansion
spread of communism
spread of nativism
3
Which of the following is not a direct result of the growing availability of the automobile?
changes in architecture
changes in advertising
changes in landscape
urban sprawl
4
What did fundamentalist believe in?
unions should be banned
the Bible should be taken literally
immigrants should be banned
prohibition should be overturned
5
What didn't the NAACP do?
publish the Crisis
fight for legislation to protect African Americans
work with anti-lynching groups
get African Americans to go back to Africa
6
What do anarchist believe in?
no government
big government
small government
communism
7
Which of the following rose dramatically during the 1920s?
tariffs
wages
union membership
build up of military arms
8
What is the Harlem Renaissance associated with?
union strikes
African American fine arts movement
bootlegging
immigration prevention
9
What did F. Scott Fitzgerald call the 1920s?
the jazz age
the Harlem age
the prohibition age
roaring twenties
10
Why did nativists find fault with the Quota Acts of 1921?
didn't restrict immigration enough
discriminated against the wrong immigrants
threatened the economy with a labor shortage
violated US principles on immigration
11
John L. Lewis is most closely associated with which of the following?
Teapot Dome Scandal
coal miner's strike
steel mill strike
Boston police strike
12
Why was the Kellog-Briand Pact considered useless?
process of paying war debts was too easy
only punished countries that started war
failed to include all of the strong military powers
no means of enforcing the agreement
13
What was Charles Linderbergh known for?
politician
artist
actor
pilot
14
Which of the following isn't considered a sign that the prosperity of the 20s was superficial?
economic situation on farms
number of purchases on credit
difference in pay between workers and managers
success of advertising companies
15
Which of the following was closely tied to the negative reactions of unions in the 1920s?
fears of economic depression
resentment of advances
fear of rising prices
fear of communism
16
Who was the most famous Jazz singer of the Harlem Renaissance?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
Langston Hughes
Louis Armstrong
17
What made it difficult to enforce the prohibition laws?
only banned alcohol in other countries
everyone enjoyed drinking
the government didn't enforce the laws
not enough funds to enforce
18
What were underground night clubs known as?
speakeasies
tenements
bars
tea rooms
19
Which called for the abolition of private property in order to equally distribute wealth?
isolationsim
nativism
communism
quota system
20
Who suffered the most from double standards?
women
minorities
men
immigrants

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