APUSH unit 10 - WWI & 20s

When was the nineteenth amendment ratified?

Which of the following did NOT contribute to creating a national/standard culture in the 1920s?

These underground bars served as venue for 'thirsty' Americans.

Which ethnic group did the Harlem Renaissance shape in America?

After the conclusion of WWI, most women who worked

What invention released in the 1920s revolutionized American communications?

In 1912, Wilson became the first ___ elected president since the Civil War.

Who believed the 19th Amendment was insufficient at keeping women's rights?

With the outbreak of WWI, the majority of Americans

The U.S. organized for WWI by

The Sacco and Vanzetti Trial and the Ku Klux Klan provide examples of_________________________.

Given credit for the assembly line and making the car affordable for most Americans in the 20's

What President proclaimed "The business of America is business" during his time in office?

Who led the Black Nationalist movement?

Which of the following asked Mexico to ally with Germany?

What New York City neighborhood became the center for African-American culture?

Why do historians refer to the 1920s as "The Roaring 1920s?"

What was the name given to the mass movement of African-Americans from the South to the North?

President Wilson broke diplomatic relations with Germany when

President Coolidge vetoed over 50 bills including the McNary-Haugen bill which would have

Which of the following most matches President Wilson's intent for U.S. entry into WWI?

Over 10,000 people were arrested in 1918 for criticizing the government.

Who was Carrie Chapman Catt?

Which of the following exposed the battle between modernists and traditionalists in the 1920s?

Ernest Hemingway, F Scott Fitzgerald, and Gertrude Stein were a group of writers known as...

Americans purged all things German (music, sauerkraut, bratwurst, workers) during WWI.

The Republican Administrations of the 1920s worked to

What was NOT a category of the fourteen points?

'Return to Normalcy" was the campaign slogan of

What amendment gave women the right to vote?

What counted as a reason(s) for the 1920s to "roar?"

Established federal penalties for the manufacture and sale of alcohol during prohibition

Which of the following was the most direct consequence of overproduction?

When the U.S. entered WWI, it was

The banning of the manufacture, sell, and transportation of alcohol

Of the following, who was least involved in the scopes trial?

Society in which people are strongly encouraged to buy things to improve their lives & economy

Trial involving a HS science teacher who was arrested for teaching Darwin's Theory of Evolution

Raids ordered on suspected radicals, often without warrants

Who did the Espionage Act target?

The utilization of Ford's assembly lines in automobile production

What was the red scare?

The Census of 1920 showed a majority of people living in what area for the first time?

One primary effect of WWI on the US was that it

What were young women with short hair, short skirts, and "loose morals" called?

Which of the following was NOT a reason for U.S. entry into WWI?

What country suffered from the most losses during World War 1?

Why was the summer of 1919 called "red summer"?

America's Foreign Policy During the 1920s could be characterized as

What amendment outlawed liquor?

Government during the 1920s

The Espionage and Sedition Acts passed during WWI limited

How did the U.S approach the naval blockade on Germany?

Which (new) method of payment allowed people to purchase things they could not before?

The effects of WWI on African Americans included

Which of the following was Wilson's most important goal at the Paris Peace Conference?

Italian Immigrants who were accused of robbery and murder during the Red Scare

The presidential administrations of the 1920s tended to follow

The year 1919 saw an unprecedented wave of strikes. 

This song is an example of what kind of music?

Which of the following Presidents would not have considered himself a progressive

The 3 presidents elected in the 1920s were

The WWI military draft

What act(s) expanded the Espionage Act?

Republican isolationists turned Harding's 1920 presidential victory into a

What year did the U.S enter the war?

Why are you taking apush?

Critics of American culture in the 1920s included

Who was the leader of the socialist party, war opponent & was sentenced to 10 years in prison?

What is the NAWSA?

Protestant religious movement that teaches that everything in the Bible is literally true

A wave of anti-communist fear that swept the United States after WWI

Antagonists of immigration from southern & eastern Europe

When did the Great War end?