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Chapter 17 The Jazz Age, American Vision
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Red Grange and Bronco Nagurski
Baseball
Basketball
Football
Hockey
2
Illegal production and distribution of (anything) liquor
prohibition
bootlegging
tea tottering
bottle popping
3
While you are taking this quiz, Mr. Simpkins will be visiting......
San Francisco
Atlanta
Washington D.C.
New York City
4
International Harvester was the first to grant this to their employees
8 hour workday
annual 2 week vacation
uniforms
5 day work week
5
NYC neighborhood known for its emerging
Bohemian Movement
Greenwich
Little Italy
Soho
Tribeca
6
The chief architect of economic policy during the 1920s was .......
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Andrew Mellon
Warren Harding
7
Music style that grew out of Dixieland blues and ragtime
country
rap
soul
jazz
8
The National Origins Act and the need for cheap labor contributed to this wave of immigrants
Canadian
Mexican
Chinese
Russian
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Samuel Langley, Glen Curtis, Kelly Act, all involved which industry?
automobile
movies
farm machinery
aviation
10
Calvin Coolidge became president when
he defeated Hoover
Harding dies
he defeated Harding
McKinley dies
11
Evolution and Creationism battled in which case?
Scopes
Iran-Contra
Brown V Board of Education
Sacco-Vanzetti
12
Star of "The Jazz Singer" Hollywood's first talkie
Charlie Chaplin
Al Jolson
Tom Hanks
John Wayne
13
Economic theory of growth through tax cuts (trickledown)
off sides
backsides
supply side
demand side
14
What college did Bronco Nagurski play for?
Michigan
LSU
Minnesota
Notre Dame
15
Religious reaction to changing values in the 1920s
Catholics
Fundamentalism
Quakerism
Protestantism
16
"The business of government is business" so said president...
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Wilson
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Took the "Fall" in a huge oil lease scam
Niagara Fall
Angel Fall
Albert Fall
I fell down and can't get up
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Emerging African American artistic movement of the 1920s
Compton Revival
Detroit Movement
Harlem Renaissance
New Orleans Rebirth
19
Langston Hughes
Poet of "The River"
Star of the first "Talkie" The Jazz Singer
Air flight pioneer
Politician
20
First powered air flight on American soil
Samuel Langley
Wright Brothers
Glenn Curtiss
Charles Lindbergh
21
The Ford model T was nicknamed ....
The Tin Lizzie
The Mover of America
Death on Wheels
The Ford Fantasia
22
Emergency Quota Act
limited immigration
put limits on industrial production
placed occupancy limits on theaters
highest tariff in history
23
Who was the leader of the
Back to Africa Movement
?
Oscar DePriest
W.E.B. Dubois
Marcus Garvey
Claude McKay
24
Avoiding international involvement
Globalism
International Paranoia
Isolationism
Fraidycatanism
25
Harding's Secretary of Commerce
J. Edgar Hoover
Herbert Hoover
William Jennings Bryan
Andrew Mellon
26
The purpose of the
Volstead Act
was to
ban the teaching of evolution
limit immigration
enforce prohibition
prohibit lynching
27
Prohibition Amendment
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23
17
18
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Billy Sunday & Aimee Semple McCPherson
evangelicals
singers
politicians
actors
29
Midwestern poet, wrote of life on the Great Plains
Jack Dempsey
Bill Tilden
Paul Cezanne
Carl Sandburg
30
Samuel Langley, Glen Curtis, Kelly Act, all involved which industry?
aviation
farm machinery
automobile
movies
31
The
Kellogg-Briand Pact
was signed by 15 nations in attempt to outlaw........
war
alcohol
opiates
yoga pants
32
The
Kelly Act
allowed who to carry the US mail
Passenger pigeons
Private rail lines
Private planes
anyone named Kelly
33
Harding's campaign slogan
Return To Normalcy
A Full Dinner Pail
He Kept Us Out Of War
Square Deal
34
Opposed to all forms of government
Communist
Libertarian
Anarchist
Socialist
35
Large Scale product manufacturing usually by machinery
robotic intrusion
mass production
laissez faire production
trickle down production
36
The Scam That Albert takes a " Fall" in, is called....
Seaport Scones
Tempest in a Teapot
Teapot Dome
Watergate
37
The name of the plane Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic with was named.....
St Louis Cardinal
Spirit in the Sky
Spirit of St Louis
Spirit of Christmas Past
38
Freedom from prosecution
immunity
habeas corpus
pardon
commutation
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Louis Armstrong played which instrument?
Oboe
Flute
Trombone
Trumpet
40
The Cotton Club and Apollo Theater were found here
Staten Island
Harlem
Queens
the Bronx
41
Author of
The Great Gatsby
Sinclair Lewis
Upton Sinclair
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Leonardo DiCaprio
42
America's Sweetheart -Movie Star
Zora Neale Hurston
Bessie Smith
Margaret Sanger
Mary Pickford
43
Founder of the
American Birth Control League.
Known today as Planned Parenthood
Margaret Sanger
Gertrude Ederle
Aimee Semple McPherson
Josephine Baker
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Louis Armstrong played which instrument?
Flute
Trumpet
Oboe
Trombone
45
Author of "Old Man and the Sea", "For Whom the Bell Tolls", "The Sun Also Rises"
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Stephen King
Ernest Hemmingway
Edith Wharton
46
Harding appointees to many positions within his administration were collectively called...
The Gang Who Couldn't Shoot Straight
The Ohio Gang
LA Gangsta Rap
Gang Of Thrones
47
Psychologist, id, ego, super ego
William J. Simmons
Sigmund Freud
Sanjay Gupta
Dr. Phil
48
Divided manufacturing into simple tasks, only one act per worker. Increased production.
construction design
apprentice system
assembly line
product placement
49
Who painted this picture
Josephine Baker
Charles Scheeler
Georgia O'Keefe
Gertrude Ederle
50
Unions declined in the 1920s partly due to corporations instituting
Yellow Dog Contracts
Supply Side Economics
Welfare Capitalism
51
"IT" girls of the 1920s were called
Flicker Tails
Emo Enchantresses
Flappers
Valley Girls
52
Jack Dempsey & Gene Tunney
Boxers
Scientists
Politicians
Newspaper men
53
Called "Scarface" he controlled the liquor trade in Chicago
Pretty Boy Floyd
Bugsy Malone
Al Capone
Clyde Barrow
54
Which plant is best identified by it use of the
assembly line?
General Motors
Ford
International Harvester
Spring Valley Cheese
55
The
Sultan of Swat
Michael Jordan
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
56
Who were the targets of the KKK in the 1920s
Anyone who was not white and Protestant
Catholics
Jews
African Americans
57
He was the first to fly from New York to Paris
Orville Wright
Glen Curtis
Charles Lindbergh
Eddie Rickenbacker
58
During the 1920s, radio, movies, magazines helped create a
movement back to traditional values
national culture
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He was the
REAL
leader of the "Untouchables"
Al Capone
Kevin Costner
Bruce Wayne
Elliot Ness
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It created the first network of radio stations
ABC
CBS
CNN
NBC
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A place where alcoholic beverages were sold illegally
Café Elite
Speakeasy
Bistro
Saloon