1920s AP

Fundamentalists believed that:

This event was the catalyst for why so many embraced modernism in the 1920s

All of the following were attempts by the USA to remain isolated during the 1920s EXCEPT

John T. Scopes challenged a TN law the forbade the teaching of:

The US took on this foreign policy since it was tired of foreign entanglements after WWI:

The immigration policies of the 1920s limited immigration from all EXCEPT:

Conservative Republican politicians of the 1920s believed in all of the following EXCEPT

The Great Gatsby was a novel about the "Roaring 20s" by:

The Cotton Club in Harlem became a popular spot to see musicians of this genre in the 1920s

Due to a fear of immigrants from S. and E. Europe, this was instituted in 1924:

This event in Europe led to the fear of the spread of communism around the world

They came to represent a challenge to traditonal Victorian gender roles

This sport became the nation's "past time" in the 1920s

The use of this allowed people to buy more than they could afford in the 20s

The Palmer Raids went after this type of person:

To obtain liquor illegally, drinkers went underground to hidden nightclubs known as:

NASCAR developed after these people modified stock cars to outrun the police

The Prohibition movement sought to ban the sale of

This was the predominant culture practiced by tradtional conservative Americans in the 1920s

The conflict between religion and science came to a head during this event of the 1920s

This entrepreneur was known for paying his workers well and using the assembly line.

The Harlem Renaissance was a black cultural movement that was reflected in all of the following EXCEPT:

The Harlem Renaissance refers to:

The Great Migration was the movement of African Americans to:

This famous gangster was known for his work on the black market during Prohibition

The Teapot Dome scandal centered on:

The car created jobs in all of the following areas except:

Which of the following is NOT true of women in the 1920s

Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were charged with, and convicted of:

The Coolidge quote: "The business of America is business" reflects