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The 1920s: Society, Culture, & Civil Rights
The 1920s: Society, Culture, & Civil Rights
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1
Some American people were resistant to Native American suffrage.
True
False
2
What did the guilty verdict of Sacco & Vanzetti show about the attitude of the U.S. in 1920's?
African Americans could not get a fair trial during that time.
The 1920's court system was not influenced by nativism.
Anarchists were welcomed by most of America.
Much of America felt immigrants and radicals were a threat.
3
The Women's Freedom movement challenged expectations of women's roles in society.
True
False
4
Violent resistance to African American suffrage resulted in what massacre in 1920?
Miami
Ocoee
Los Angeles
Tulsa
5
This Civil Rights leader of the 1920's advocated for separating from whites rather than integration.
Booker T. Washington
Marcus Garvey
W.E.B. Du Bois
Martin Luther King, Jr.
6
This image shows what relevant historical development in the 1920's?
Great Migration
Prohibition
Red Scare
Cold War
7
Which of the following helped to create the civil rights movements of the 1920's?
Loose citizenship laws.
Membership into the KKK.
Jim Crow laws and immigration restrictions.
Laws helping wealthy landowners.
8
Which of the following is NOT a movement associated with conflict between traditional and modern values in the 1920's ?
The behavior of flappers
Passage of the Volstead Act
Fighting communism at home and abroad.
The Scopes Trial
9
Select obstacles for women's suffrage.
Jim Crow laws and denial of citizenship for women of color.
European immigrants were given literacy tests.
Congress failed to pass the 19th Amendment.
Southern states created a poll tax after women obtained the right to vote.
10
This Civil Rights leader of the 1920's advocated for political rights and full social equality for minorities.
Marcus Garvey
W.E.B. Du Bois
Booker T. Washington
Martin Luther King, Jr.
11
Violence in Rosewood in 1923 demonstrated....
...the growth of the KKK in Florida.
...decreased agricultural employment.
...increased racial tensions in northern cities.
...Native American discrimination.
12
This Civil Rights leader of the 1920's advocated for vocational training and following rules.
Marcus Garvey
Booker T. Washington
Martin Luther King, Jr.
W.E.B. Du Bois
13
Which of the following contributed to the renewed rise of the KKK?
An increase in hostility towards minorities, immigrants and women
The Social Gospel Movement
The passage of the 15th Amendment
The Supreme Court reversed the Separate but Equal laws.
14
Nativism helped pass the Emergency Quota Act.
True
False
15
Florida's 1920's history included KKK violence, Native Americans fighting poverty, and land booms.
False
True
16
The Harlem Renaissance expanded the influence of African American art.
False
True
17
Select which of the following was directly influenced by the Temperance movement.
Red Scare
Prohibition
Harlem Renaissance
Great Migration
18
What goal would the artist of this cartoon support?
Ratification of the 19th Amendment
Vetoing the Fair Labor Standards Act
Passing the Keating-Owen Act
Electing Jeannette Rankin to Congress