Roaring 20's Centennial Test Review

How did women's right to vote affect American politics?

How did Calvin Coolidge resolve the Boston Police Strike of 1919?

What is the doctrine of social and economic equality for the proletariat (working class) from Europe called?

What is an example of political discrimination in the U.S.A during 1920?

What was the purpose of the Scopes Trial?

People from the U.S.A believed that the nation should pull away from the involvement of world affairs. What is the term?

Which nationalist idea states that African Americans should create a new homeland back in Africa in to escape racism?

How did America financially gain the debt owed to them by England and France?

What were the unconstitutional mass arrests of communists nation wide in the U.S.A called?

The Harlem Renaissance empowered African Americans by instilling black pride in music, poetry, and art.

The Teapot Dome Scandal was caused by the greed of the members of President Harding's cabinet, the Ohio Gang.

Which event led to the draft of the Amendment about women's voting rights by Susan B. Anthony in 1978?

In the Progressive Era, laborers enjoyed the right to unions whenever they were treated unfairly in the work place.

What is anarchism/anarchy?

What is fundamentalism?

What is American xenophobia in the 1920's?

The Ku Klux Klan used nativist ideologies such as religion and Reconstruction laws/culture to gain a following in 1914.

What were the gains of the Steel Mill Strike of 1919?

The 1st Amendment protected people's political boundaries and sheltered practicing communists from persecution.

How did the Ku Klux Klan affect American policies?