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A quiz review of the 1920's for US History 11 #1920s
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1
Josephine Baker and Langston Hughes are two figures associated with what movement?
The Harlem Rennaisance
Settlement Houses
The Niagara Movement
Stock Speculation
2
"New Women" who went against social norms were known as
Cocos
Charlestons
Spinsters
Flappers
3
Which of these things is most closely associated with nativism?
Membership in the KKK declined.
Sacco and Vinzetti were convicted and executed.
The Statue of Liberty was refurbished.
The Stock Market crashed.
4
In the 1920's Immigration was not restricted from which country?
Russia
Japan
Mexico
Poland
5
F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway are both writers associated with what movement?
Transindentalism
The Lost Generation
Muckrakers
Surrealism
6
What is a collective term for magazines, movies and radio programs, reaching many people?
Populism
Mass Media
Triangle Trade
Cultural Exchange
7
As a bootlegger, I don't want this piece of legislation passed
The 21st Amendment
The Volstead Act
The 18th Amendment
The Affordable Care Act
8
Presidents of the 1920's all had this in common
They were Conservative Republicans
Epic facial hair
They all died in office
They were bribed by Al Capone
9
Al Capone and the Chicago gangs were most closely associated with which weapon?
The Pocket Pistol
The Whippet Gun
The Tommy Gun
The Switchblade
10
Speculation, Margin Calls and Black Tuesday were all associated with what?
The death of Pretty Boy Flloyd
The Stock Market Crash of 1929
Charles Lindbergh's Trans-Atlantic Flight
Rise in the membership of the KKK
11
Which term deals with the fear of communists?
Spanish Flu
Yellow Fever
Palmer Raid
Red Scare
12
This man was a great baseball player during the 1920's.
Charles Lindbergh
Charlie Chaplain
Babe Ruth
Coco Chanel
13
This man ran the "Untouchables" and brought down Al Capone.
Elliot Ness
Melvin Pervis
J. Edgar Hoover
John Dillinger
14
Clyde Barrow's partner in crime was
Ida Tarbell
Susan B. Anthony
Bonnie Parker
Taylor Ballinger
15
This presidential candidate promised a "Return to Normalcy".
Warren G. Harding
J. Edgar Hoover
Calvin Cooledge
Grover Cleveland