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WWI- Roaring 20s
WWI- Roaring 20s
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1
Which of the followingpeople
were not
considered a hero ofthe Roaring 20’s
Theodore Roosevelt
Amelia Earhart
BabeRuth
Mr. Ross
2
The “boom” years of the1920’s were characterized by
increased regulation andlaws
use of automobile andan increase in buying consumer goods
limited investment inbanking
3
The policy ofbuilding up strong armed forces to prepare for war is known as
Militarism
Imperialism
Alliances
4
Which of these peoplewould have supported going to World War One
Factory Owner
Pacifist
Socialist
5
Which feature of the HarlemRenaissance best reflects the image of the Roaring Twenties
concerns for economicprosperity
expressionthrough poetry, jazz and dance to show pride
)calls to eliminate racial prejudice
6
Alvin Shipwreck Kellybecame famous during the 1920’s for making this a popular fad
FlagpoleSitting
Jazz Music
Alvin and the Chipmunks movie
7
TheRed Scare, the growth of the KKK, and the murder convictions of Sacco were
influenced
by
a distrust of foreignersand communists
therise of prohibition era organized crime
thepassage of immigration quota acts
8
Duringthe Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s, AA authors and artists used literature and art to
celebrate the richness oftheir heritage
end segregation of publicfacilities
) promote affirmativeaction programs
9
Theconflict between science and religion in the 1920s was most clearly shown inthe
)arrest of Sacco and Vanzetti
nativist reactions toimmigration
trialof John Scopes
10
A major reason the US entered WWI was to
maintainfreedom of the seas from German U-Boats
) protect UnitedStates cities from foreign attacks
stopimpressments of United States sailors
) counter a Germaninvasion of Latin America
11
Which of thefollowing terms is defined by feelings of intense patriotism?
nationalism
militarism
neutrality
12
What was theimmediate cause of the outbreak of World War I (1914)
formationof secret alliances
) competition overAsian and African colonies
assassination ofArchduke Ferdinand of Austria
13
What happened immediately after Archduke of Austria-hungary was assassinated
WWI began
US declares war on Germany
14
Which of the following WASNOT an effect of Prohibition in America
The growth of speakeasies,bootlegging and rum running
The law was followed sowell that it is still being followed
Increased criminal activity
15
PresidentWoodrow Wilson’s policy of strict neutrality during WorldWar I was challenged by
German violations offreedom of the seas
Britishdisrespect for the Roosevelt corollary
attacksby Mexicans on United States border towns
16
secret message between Germany and Mexico that was supposed to lead to an alliance
1. The Treaty of Versailles
1. The Zimmerman Note
1. The Roosevelt Corollary
17
The WWI fightingstyle which led to a failure by either side to advance was?
Trench Warfare
Armistice
Isolationism
18
Whydid the government sell liberty bonds?
to mobilize support for the war
to raise money for the war
to prevent worker strikes
to encourage draft registration
19
what was the primary causeof the large-scale migration of AA out of the rural South
opportunitiesfor jobs in northern factories
) absence of racialdiscrimination in northern states
supplyof new housing in the suburbs
20
NationalProhibition, as authorized by the 18
th
amendment, statedthat
the manufacture and sale ofalcoholic beverages was banned
Americans must be 18 topurchase alcoholic beverages
only imported alcoholicbeverages would be sold
21
Spreading ideas, usually through posters and advertisements,
Propaganda
Pacifism
Protesting
22
WWI was driven by a desire for countries to makecolonies/have influence over parts of the world
Imperialism
Nationalism
alliances
