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US Unit 3 Review Part 1 2022
US Unit 3 Review Part 1 2022
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1
The purpose of the 19
th
Amendment was to
grant women the right to vote
allow the people of the state to elect their U.S. Senators
impose a federal income tax
ban the sale of alcoholic beverages
2
Flappers of the 1920’s represented a
high degree of social conformity
significant decrease in the number of women voting
desire of many young women to break traditions
desire to leave the workforce
3
Which of the following was an outgrowth of mass production techniques used during the 1920s?
a decrease in the need for female workers
an increase in the advertising industry
a decrease in demand for unionization
an increase in environmental protection laws
4
During the 1920s, _____ used the moving assembly line to produce millions of inexpensive autos
John Mercedes
Calvin Coolidge
Henry Ford
Peter Volkswagon
5
The popularity of professional sports & amusement parks the 1920s most likely indicates that
Americans had little extra money & no time for leisure
Americans had extra money to spend & time for leisure
Americans were eager to enter World War II
Americans wanted to focus on reforming society
6
How did the Harlem Renaissance affect white society?
whites began to appreciate African American artists
all whites dismissed the art of African American
white had absolutely no awareness of the movement
whites prevented African American books from being sold
7
Famous Jazz musician during the 1920s and after
Dave Brubeck
Calvin Coolidge
Louis Armstrong
Babe Ruth
8
Which best explains the relationship between the US gov't & businesses during the 1920s?
the gov't took complete control of the businesses in the US
the gov't enacted laws that assisted businesses
the gov't worked with businesses to manage the economy
the gov't created many laws to restrict businesses
9
One result of the Washington Naval Conference of 1921-1922 was an agreement to
form an international peace organization
reduce quotas on manufactured goods
reduce the size of the navies of many nations
help Germany repay the Allies after World War I
10
The “Teapot Dome Affair” was
one of many scandals while Warren G. Harding was President
a result of anti-immigrant hysteria after World War I
one of many scandals while Herbert Hoover was President
the cause of racial tensions in cities after World War I
11
The purpose of the 18
th
Amendment and the Volstead Act was to
grant women the right to vote
allow the people of the state to elect their U.S. Senators
impose a federal income tax
ban the sale of alcoholic beverages
12
How did Presidents Harding and Coolidge stimulate business?
They increased tariffs on raw materials
They reduced the regulatory role of the federal government
They raised income taxes
They supported labor unions
13
Which of the following was a main cause of nativism after World War I?
unrest caused by labor unions
increased economic prosperity
decreased immigration from Southern Europe
the rise of organized crime
14
The demand for automobiles in the 1920s
stimulated growth in many other industries
led to a nationwide recession
closed down the steel industry
brought about the collapse of the suburbs
15
The 1920 trial and execution of _ for robbery and murder was seen as a symptom of anti-immigrant hatred
Harrison and Gomez
Sacco and Vanzetti
Franchi and Baroncini
Mario and Luigi
16
In the United States, the decade of the 1920s was characterized by
a willingness to encourage immigration to the United States
increased consumer borrowing and spending
the active involvement of the US in European affairs
major reforms in national labor laws
17
In the years following World War I, which American organization called for “100 Percent Americanism”?
Ku Klux Klan
American Federation of Labor
American Communist Party
Industrial Workers of the World
18
The “Red Scare” in the United States immediately following World War I was a reaction to
the perceived growth of organized crime in major urban areas
a rise in the number of immigrants from Germany
a perceived threat of a communist revolution in the United States
President Wilson’s goal to include the US in the League of Nations
19
The 1925 “Scopes Trial” was essentially a debate between
government lawyers and the U.S. military
white supremacists and Black nationalists
religious fundamentalists & people with more "modern" values
a circus owner and a zoo owner
20
During the 1920s, employers often accused striking workers of being __________ in order to protect their own interests
spies
radicals
bigots
nativists
21
The most famous baseball player of the 1920s
Louis Armstrong
Cat Setevens
Franklin Roosevelt
Babe Ruth
22
All of these were new technologies that creating economic growth during the 1920s EXCEPT
automobiles
electrical appliances
steam powered airplanes
radio
23
The type of economy that emerged during the 1920s is best described as
a producer based economy
a pre-industrial barter economy
a government directed command economy
a consumer based economy
24
The 1920s are sometimes called the “Roaring Twenties” because
the United States assumed a leadership role in world affairs
widespread social and economic change occurred
political reforms made government more democratic
foreign trade prospered after World War I
25
The flowering of African American art, literature, music, & culture during the 1920s was called
The New York Miracle
The Black Consciousness Movement
The Harlem Renaissance
The African Rebirth
26
Buying stocks expected to rise in price in hopes of selling for a profit is called ________.
finance
stocking
margin
speculation
27
Which law set quotas for the immigration of Southern and Eastern Europeans to the United States after World War I?
The Immigration Reform and Control Act
The National Origins Act
The Gentlemen’s Agreement
The Chinese Exclusion Act
28
The movement of African Americans to northern cities during and after World War I was called
the Great Depression
the Civil Rights Movement
the Great Migration
the Red Scare
29
The Harding Administration set up the Dawes Plan which was intended to
to outlaw war among nations
help Germany repay the Allies after World War I
to help the Allies repay Germany after World War I
limit the size of many nations’ navies
30
How did radio and the movies help establish a national popular culture during the 1920s?
they had no impact on building a national popular culture
people in different areas could share common entertainment
the characters were always portrayed as middle & lower class
prices were so high, only rich people could afford them