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BJU Heritage Studies 4 Chapter 9
criminals working together to break the law
money that their banks pay their depositors
BJU Heritage Studies 4 Chapter 9
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money that their banks pay their depositors
deposit
interest
2
criminals working together to break the law
organized crime
anarchists
3
person who believes there should be no government
organized crime
anarchist
4
a person who owns stock in a company
stockholder
anarchist
5
A hard time during America's history was the _______.
The Great Depression
Black Tuesday
6
money put in a bank to be kept safe
interest
deposit
7
means "right to vote"
suffrage
stockholder
8
Who was the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean?
Charles Lindbergh
Clarence Birdseye
John Scopes
9
Two doctors discovered that ________ could treat diabetes.
penicillin
insulin
10
The term used for rising stock prices is _____.
bull market
steak market
11
A person who is not serving in the military is called a
civilian
.
true
false
12
Why did the stock market collapse (hint: more than 1 answer)
bankers could not bring stock market prices up
Stock prices began to fall quickly
people stopped buying as much
people began selling stocks for less than they paid for them
13
The man who left baseball to become a preacher was _____.
Billy Sunday
Black Tuesday
14
What was John Scopes found guilty of?
being a Fundamentalist
organized crime
teaching evolution
15
What throat infection killed many people every year?
insulin
diphtheria
penicillin
16
The Nobel Prize for Physics was won by _____.
Albert Einstein
George W. Bush
17
The nickname for October 29, 1929 was _____.
The Great Depression
Black Tuesday
18
The most famous baseball star in the 1920s was _______.
Babe Ruth
Billy Sunday
19
Prohibition became law with the _______ amendment.
eighteenth
nineteenth
20
Many people called the years between 1920 and 1929 the _______.
The Roaring Twenties
Great Depression
21
Who was the most respected Fundamentalist teacher during the 1920s?
Clarence Darrow
Billy Sunday
J. Gresham Machen
22
Many Americans in the 1920s were confused about whether or not the
Bible
was true.
true
false