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Unit 5 Test Review - The Roaring 20s
Unit 5 Test Review - The Roaring 20s
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1
What was the purpose of the agreements shown on this timeline?
To support the independence of former colonies
To increase the number of free trade arrangements
To contain the spread of communist ideologies
To prevent future wars
2
Which strategy best completes this diagram?
Embrace white authority and accept the status quo
Gain higher education to enter professional fields
Use labor unions and minority political parties for change
Separate from white society and leave the country
3
What was the main goal of the Dawes Plan when it was introduced in 1924?
To reduce the minimum wage for German steel workers
To reduce the unemployment rate in Germany throughout the 1920s
Stabilize German economy so they could pay reparations to Britain & France
To stabilize the output of German factories in the Rhineland
4
Which phrase best describes the Harlem Renaissance?
A rejection of post–World War II consumerism
A rejection of post–World War I values
A revival of religious fundamentalism after World War II
A flourishing of African American culture after World War I
5
Which action influenced by fundamentalist Protestant religious groups increased organized crime in the 1920s?
Growth of the movie industry
Start of the Harlem Renaissance
Direct election of U.S. senators
Prohibition of alcohol production
6
What did the film,
Birth of a Nation
, lead to?
The passage of the 18th Amendment
The Sacco and Vanzetti Case
The KKK rising in popularity
The passage of the Volstead Act
7
The excerpt is from a federal law regarding Native Americans. Which legislation is the source of this excerpt?
Indian Tribal Justice Act
Indian Citizenship Act of 1924
Curtis Act of 1898
Dawes Act
8
How did participants at the Washington Naval Conference of 1921 attempt to avoid future wars?
By limiting the number of sailors that navies could enlist
By restricting the money countries could invest in new weapons
By restricting the size of areas navies could patrol with their ships
By limiting the size of navies around the world
9
The Four Power Treaty prevented four countries from acquiring new territory in what area?
Africa
Asia
South America
Western Europe
10
The Volstead Act and the 18th Amendment were most associated with which of the following?
Prohibition
Women’s suffrage
Fundamentalism
Harlem Renaissance
11
Which statement best characterizes American automobile manufacturing during the 1920s?
Automobile makers produced cars that only the rich could afford
Motorized machinery and assembly lines increased production
Business corporations instituted safety measures for workers in factories
Highly skilled workers and long periods of time were needed to build a car
12
Which event was a result of this domestic reaction to international communism?
Prohibition Movement
The “Roaring Twenties”
New Deal
The Palmer Raids
13
Which of the following was
NOT
one of the reasons that prohibition failed?
A large number of Americans did not support prohibition
Prohibition led to a rise in crime and corruption
The government didn’t budget enough money to enforce prohibition
The Volstead Act allowed bootleggers to get cheap alcohol from Canada
14
Which issue most contributed to the conviction of Sacco and Vanzetti in 1921?
Threat of Fascism
Party politics
Fear of anarchists
Religious intolerance
15
Which event best completes this list?
U.S. Attorney General conducted raids on suspected communists & anarchists
The U.S. President issued an executive order declaring martial law
The U.S. Supreme Court approved restrictions on speech
The U.S. Senate passed legislation limiting executive authority
16
What was one consequence of demobilization directly following World War I?
The demand for workers decreased
Private businesses experienced economic prosperity
The U.S. economy experienced labor union unrest
Government spending by the U.S government increased
17
Which of the following is
NOT
one of the reasons that the U.S. economy boomed during the Roaring Twenties?
The United States was untouched by World War I
Laissez-Faire government policies
The return of soldiers from war
Many countries owed money to the U.S
18
Which group of people was the Ku Klux Klan primarily rallying against with this philosophy?
Native Americans
Protestants
Veterans
Immigrants
19
Which of the following was the largest women's peace group that wanted to end American imperialism?
Hull House
Harlem Renaissance
Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
Ohio Gang
20
Nativism led to all of the following
EXCEPT
:
Sacco and Vanzetti Case
Emergency Quota Act
National Origins Act
Dawes Plan
21
What did the Fordney-McCumber Tariff do?
Increased tariffs on products from Asia and the Middle East
Raised foreign tariffs to extremely high rates
Eliminated tariffs on popular items like automobiles
Reduced tariffs to help Germany pay reparations
22
Which movement received national attention because of the Scopes “Monkey” Trial?
Suffrage Movement
Fundamentalist Movement
Temperance Movement
Progressive Movement
23
How did the Harlem Renaissance contribute to the advancement of civil rights for African Americans?
By encouraging voter participation among African Americans
By creating rural African American communities
By initiating public demonstrations and protests by African Americans
By increasing appreciation for African American culture and literature
24
The Teapot Dome Scandal was a scandal involving...
the purchase of stock from Carnegie Steel by Harding’s Ohio Gang
a company owned by railroad stockholders overcharging the railroad
patronage in President Harding’s administration
Albert Fall taking bribes in exchange for selling government land
25
Which of the following is associated with the decrease in immigration between 1921 and 1926?
21st Amendment
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Emergency Quota Act
Dawes Plan
26
Which of the following amendments is most closely associated with this picture?
19th Amendment
16th Amendment
18th Amendment
17th Amendment
27
How were “Flappers” different from traditional women before the Roaring Twenties?
They were immigrants that fought against nativist views
They were against women’s suffrage and the 19thAmendment
They worked in factories and were paid the same as men
They had different clothing/hair styles & were more likely to drink & smoke
28
What did the Rosewood Incident show about American culture during the Roaring Twenties?
Racism was a major problem & there was little justice for racist violence
The lack of equal rights for women was still a huge issue in the US
Immigrants were not valued by most Americans
The dangers of alcohol abuse needed to be addressed by the Prohibition
29
How did Marcus Garvey’s views on black civil rights differ from those of Booker T. Washington and W.E.B Du Bois?
Garvey opposed delayed legal reform for African Americans
Garvey supported African Americans leaving the country
Garvey opposed indirect economic equality for African Americans
Garvey supported full political rights for African Americans
30
What was the purpose of the Kellogg-Briand Pact?
To encourage the international protection of human rights
To prevent war being used as an instrument of national policy
To promote free trade between nations of the world
To oppose the spread of communist ideology