We describe the Roaring 20's as such due to:

Increased Consumer Spending and Borrowing

The economic boom of the 1920's developed due to the:

Larger Investments in the Stock Market

How did the Scopes Trial develop?

Modernists felt that academics should not involve religion

Analyze this picture. What was one outcome of this?

Crime Increased in American Society due to the Mafia

How could Schenck vs. United States alter United States society?

Civil Liberties were subject to interpretation due to crises

Literature in the Harlem Renaissance explored:

The Pain and Joys of being Black in America

How could Mass Production ultimately alter the landscape of the 1920's?

Roads were built to accommodate traffic congestion

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1
We describe the Roaring 20's as such due to:
Active Involvement of US in European Affairs
Major Progressive Reforms
Expansion of Immigration
Increased Consumer Spending and Borrowing
2
Who is this famous Jazz Musician?
Calvin Coolidge
Babe Ruth
Neil Armstrong
Louis Armstrong
3
This American poet was part of the Harlem Renaissance:
John Steinbeck
Ernest Hemingway
Langston Hughes
F. Scott Fitzgerald
4
What occurred in the 1920's for people to decide to LIMIT Immigration?
Consumer Spending
Great Migration
Red Scare
Mass Culture
5
Radical Immigrants, the Palmer Raids, and Sacco/Vanzetti Trial all are part of the:
Great Migration
Consumer Culture of the 1920's
Red Scare
Scopes Trial
6
The economic boom of the 1920's developed due to the:
None of the Above
Larger Investments in the Stock Market
Government subsidies paid to farmers
Tariff Reduction
7
Agriculture in the 1920's declined due to:
Lack of European Demand
No access to Credit
Lower Tariffs
Decreasing Population in Urban areas of South
8
Presidents Harding and Coolidge believed in:
Full regulation of Business
Laissez-Faire Policies
Providing relief for the unemployed
Raising Income Taxes
9
Who suffered the most economically in the 1920's?
Hollywood Entertainers
Rural Farmers
Urban Workers
Workers in Henry Ford's Plants
10
Which of the following describes a period of African American CULTURAL achievements:
Scopes Trial
Great Migration
Harlem Renaissance
Red Scare
11
Identify the 18th Amendment:
Women's Suffrage
Changing Voting Age to 18
Quota Limits on Immigrants
Prohibition
12
How did the Scopes Trial develop?
Fundamentalists believed science and religion could coexist
None of the Above
Modernists felt that academics should not involve religion
Traditionalists felt that science was superior to religion
13
What is comparable to Nativist beliefs in the 1920's?
Both A and B
KKK
National Origins Act
Scopes Trial
14
Why did African American's participate in the Great Migration?
Fleeing problems that rose from the Dust Bowl
Escaping Discrimination of the South
Employment Opportunities
None of the Above
15
Identify the 19th Amendment:
Prohibition
Women's Suffrage
Setting Quota Limits on Immigrants
Changing the Voting age to 18
16
Analyze this picture. What was one outcome of this?
Destruction of Family Values
Growth of Communism
Crime Increased in American Society due to the Mafia
Restriction of Immigration
17
In the 1920's, America developed a "shared" culture due to:
Publication of Novels
Expansion of Air Travel
Radio and Movies
Development of Television
18
How could Schenck vs. United States alter United States society?
Could not be critical to Governing Parties
Public Debates over National Security were not tolerated
Civil Liberties were subject to interpretation due to crises
Legal Scholars became targets of investigations
19
Literature in the Harlem Renaissance explored:
None of the Above
Argued for Segregation of the Races
The Rise of Jazz music
The Pain and Joys of being Black in America
20
Which Post WWI policy goes against the ideals of liberty and freedom for the United States?
Encouraging people to sacrifice food for the military
Encouraging people to enlist in the Military
Placing Higher Taxes on Consumer Goods
Setting Quotas on Immigrants
21
Identify who might agree with this statement: "Prohibition will protect our traditional values"
Progressives
Traditionalists
Modernists
22
Identify who might agree with this statement: "Prohibition is an example of Progressive Reform"
Progressives
Traditionalists
Modernists
Both A and C
23
How could Mass Production ultimately alter the landscape of the 1920's?
Roads were built to accommodate traffic congestion
Automobile Factories were relocated to rural areas
Apartment Complexes were built to house workers
None of the Above
24
Which event in the 1920's shows a conflict between Science and Religion?
Setting Quota Limits on Immigration
Great Migration
Scopes Trial
Consumer Culture
25
Analyze the picture. This could be an example of:
Youth Counter-Culture
Role of Urbanization preserving Traditional Culture
Immigrants forming Urban Culture
Rise of Mass Culture

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