The Scopes Trial involved

A teacher who taught the theory of Evolution

What did the average Flapper look like?

Short dresses, corsets, makeup, and short hair

A policy of protecting the interests of native-born over immigrants

Who is Charles A. Lindbergh?

America's hero who made the first nonstop solo flight

What is an installment plan?

A system of credit that allowed people to buy products

What was a speakeasy?

a nightclub that sold alcohol illegally

He was one of the first to use the assembly line

Property is owned by the state and citizens work and are paid by skill/need

What did the quota system do?

Limit the amount of immigrants allowed in the US

What is Fundamentalism?

is a focus on strict religious principles

What was the Teapot Dome Scandal?

Members of Harding's Ohio Gang accepted bribes in exchange for oil.

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

African American culture flourished across the US.

Who were Sacco and Vanzetti?

two Italian immigrants who were arrested for murder in 1920

Who was Langston Hughes?

American Poet during Harlem Renaissance

avoiding involvement in other countries affairs

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1
What was the Great Migration?
Largest bird migration ever recorded
Northerners moving south
Americans moving out west
African Americans moving North
2
The Scopes Trial involved
Famous murder trial
Presidential Corruption
A teacher who taught the theory of Evolution
Spying against the US
3
What did the average Flapper look like?
No makeup and wearing pants and a t-shirt
Mr. Cler
Short dresses, corsets, makeup, and short hair
Long hair and dresses
4
Who said 'The chief business of the American people is business'?
Harding
Hoover
Wilson
Coolidge
5
Henry Ford used an assembly line to build the Model T that many people could afford.
False
True
6
Nativism was
Practicing Native American rituals and beliefs
A policy of protecting the interests of native-born over immigrants
Attempting to keep West and East Berlin separated in Germany
The intense dislike of Native Americans and attempting to reform them
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Who is Charles A. Lindbergh?
America's hero who made the first nonstop solo flight
An baseball star who was also the New York Yankees slugger
A painter who was famous for her paintings of the Southwest
First American to win a Nobel Prize and an critic
8
19th Amendment
Black suffrage
Women’s suffrage
Children’s suffrage
Men’s suffrage
9
What is an installment plan?
Investments in stock
A system of credit that allowed people to buy products
A device used to increase consumerism
Installment of trades made on Wall Street
10
What was a speakeasy?
a baseball stadium
a type of radio
a nightclub that sold alcohol illegally
a music genre
11
What was "eating its way into the homes of the American workman" according to A. Mitchell Palmer
nativism
communism
jazz music
pop culture
12
Who was Henry Ford?
He was one of the first to use the assembly line
He defended Scopes in the Scopes Monkey Trial
He defended the Bible and traditional belief
He was very important to the aviation industry
13
Communism
A community of people who live together.
A system that contains many democratic ideals.
Property is owned by the state and citizens work and are paid by skill/need
Nazi Germany's main political system.
14
What did the quota system do?
Promote Communism in America
Targeted and attacked Communists in the US
Limit the amount of immigrants allowed in the US
Created a post-war banking system
15
The 18th amendment....
prohibited cold beverages
allowed you to sell alcohol
let you drink alcohol
prohibited alcohol
16
What is Fundamentalism?
led to flappers
emerged in American cities
is a focus on strict religious principles
was key in the 1920's
17
The Palmer Raids targeted
Fundamentalists
Communists
Flappers
Union Members
18
Who was Louis Armstrong?
A doctor/surgeon
An Astronaut/NASA scientist
A jazz musician/trumpet player
Bill Nye in disguise
19
21st Amendment
Repealed Prohibition
Poll tax abolished
women suffrage
equal protection, citizenship, due process
20
What was the Teapot Dome Scandal?
Government officials bribed the mafia for liquor.
Government officials accepted bribes for cake.
None of these
Members of Harding's Ohio Gang accepted bribes in exchange for oil.
21
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
A march across the US.
A railroad system
African American culture flourished across the US.
A rebirth after the Middle Ages
22
What is a bootlegger?
Shoe shiner
Someone with boots on
Transporter of illegal liquor
Consumer of Alcohol
23
Who were Sacco and Vanzetti?
two polish immigrants arrested for murder in 1920
two Spanish immigrants arrested for murder in 1920
two Italian immigrants who were arrested for murder in 1920
Two Honduran Immigrants arrested for murder in 1920
24
The Teapot Dome Scandal involved what President?
Richard Nixon
Warren G Harding
Andrew Johnson
Calvin Coolidge
25
Jack Dempsey was a......
Baseball Player
Boxer
Golfer
Basketball player
26
F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote what?
To Kill A Mockingbird
The Great Gatsby
The Hunger Games
The Old Man and the Sea
27
The emergence of the Klu Klux Klan, the red scare, and xenophobia were factors contributing to:
American Nativism
Extreme Poverty
Unemployment
Unequal Wealth
28
Who was Langston Hughes?
Actor
Author
American Poet during Harlem Renaissance
Singer
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Isolationism
Aiding the Allied powers
avoiding involvement in other countries affairs
Something to do with ice
Joining foreign affairs

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