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The Roaring '20s
The Roaring '20s
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1920s research project that i am way too excited for
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1
In 1925 F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote his "most famous" novel called...
Tales of the Jazz Age
Tender is the night
The Great Gatsby
This Side of Paradise
2
Which constitutional amendment prohibited the consumption of alcoholic beverages?
19th
18th
17th
20th
3
Which two processes allowed the car production total to more than triple in this decade?
marketing and sales
teamwork and hard work
standardization and mass production
procrastination and stress
4
T/F: the Roaring 20s were a period of economic downfall and unemployment.
False
True
5
T/F: Automobiles were affordable for the average family during the Roaring 20s
True
False
6
What constitutional amendment gave women the right to vote?
18th
21st
19th
16th
7
What has the stock market crash been coined?
Black Tuesday
Blue Tuesday
Black Friday
Blue Friday
8
where did many Americans flee to escape prohibition laws and judgment?
Hawaii
China
Paris
Mexico
9
T/F: The 20s were a period of social and political change in america
false
true
10
The stock market crash led to which event?
The Great potato famine
The Great Depression
Nothing
World War 1
11
What event brought the roaring 20s to an end?
Stock Market crash
Prohibition
cold war
World War 2
12
T/F: The Roaring 20s were a time of cultural change throughout the country
false
true
13
the Roaring 20s occurred immediately after which war?
World War 2
The civil war
World War 1
American revolutionary war
14
A common name for this decade is ...
The Jazz Age
the prohibition period
The flapper frontier
The suffrage age
15
What was the name of the industrialist that pioneered assembly lines and mass production?
Mrs. Pfeiffer
John Ford
Henry Ford
Tom Ford
16
which social movement does this image go along with that occurred from 1920-1933?
the great beer brawl
Prohibition
transcendentalism
Whiskey rebellion
