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Unit 2: Federal Expansion Review
Unit 2: Federal Expansion Review
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1
What right did women gain during the 1920s? *Hint: 19th amendment*
a. The right to work in factories
b. The right to vote
d. The right to stay at home and clean
c. The right to write books
2
Farmers had not been doing well in the 1920s and several years of severe drought turned the land into a...
Migration
Dust Bowl
Great Depression
3
What right did women gain due to the 19th amendment?
The right to vote.
The right to drive a car
The right to work.
4
What statement best summarizes the "Roaring Twenties" in the United States?
Americans enjoyed an economic boost & a new interest in leisure activities.
African Americans weren't allowed to express themselves as writers&artists.
All women were happy to work in the home & take care of their families.
Americans lost jobs, lost interest in art, &were angry with the government.
5
Which president created New Deal programs to help stimulate our economy?
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Donald Trump
Herbert Hoover
6
Automobiles were affordable for the average family during the Roaring Twenties.
False
True
7
CCC, Work Progress Administration, and the Tennessee Valley Authority are associated with what period of U.S. History?
d. the Reagan Revolution
a. the New Deal
b. the Great Society
c. the Prohibition Era
8
Which is one way the New Deal helped people during the Great Depression?
b. It led people to travel around the country freely.
c. It let all new immigrants become American Citizens.
d. It created programs to put people back to work.
a. It gave all people the right to vote.
9
How did Americans react to the sinking of the Lusitania?
c. Americans ignored it
a. Americans cheered
b. Americans were angry
10
How did life change in the U.S. and South Carolina after the Stock Market Crash of 1929?
b. Millions of people became unemployed, and many lived in shantytowns.
a. All Americans had appliances and televisions in their homes.
c. Farmers did well as more crops were produced for European countries.
d. More people were able to enjoy the new technologies that were developed.
11
What was NOT a main factor in the United States entering World War I?
b. The death of the heir to the Italian throne
a. The sinking of a series of neutral ships
c. the unrestricted submarine warfare by Germans
d. The Zimmerman telegram
12
Which of the following factors led to the eventual U.S. involvement in WWI? Select all that apply.
c. Assassination of the archduke of Austria-Hungary
d. aid to our allies such as Great Britain and France
a. Sinking of the Lusitania
b. Zimmerman Telegram
13
Which of the following best describes a factor that led to the crash of the stock market?
d. Factories were overproducing and began to lay off workers.
a. Many Americans began buying more stocks.
c. Factories were not able to produce goods for consumers.
b. Values of stocks increased due to mass production.
14
The FDIC was a New Deal program that was created during the Great Depression. It had the most impact on which industry?
banking
stocks
automobile
cattle
15
What war ended right before the start of the Roaring Twenties?
The Great Depression
World War 2
Vietnam War
World War 1
16
An alliance is a partnership.
False
True
17
What marked the end of the economic boom of the 1920s?
The 19 Amendment
The Stock Market Crash of 1929
The Great Depression
The New Deal
18
What were "hoovervilles" during the Great Depression?
c. The name given for Herbert Hoover's home because of how ugly it was.
d. The name given to towns that were completely destroyed after WWI.
b. Make-shift homes that homeless people made out of scrap lumber&cardboard
a. The name given to the banks that failed during this time.
19
What was the Zimmerman Telegram?
c. A message from Germany to Mexico asking for an alliance.
a. A love note between England to the United States.
b. A propaganda poster.
20
When was the roaring 20s?
1720s
2020s
1920s
1820s
21
What did prohibition make illegal?
Investing in stocks
Staying out late
Voting
Alcohol
22
What is NOT one of the three R's that represent the goals of the New Deal?
Reform
Recovery
Rights
Relief
23
Who won World War 1?
Allied Powers
Central Powers
Axis Powers
24
The incident that started World War I was the assassination of...
Lincoln
JFK
United States
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
25
What are examples of new consumer goods during the roaring 20s?
Refrigerators, automobiles, telephones, and radios
cell phones, smart TVS, and radios
Stocks, cereal, movies
iPads, radioes, cars
26
What were the name of the two sides fighting in World War One?
Alexis & Central Powers
Allied & Central Powers
Allied & US
Allied & Axis
27
What are the three R's of the New Deal?
c. Retrain, recovery, reform
a. Relief, relax, reform
b. relief, recovery, relationships
d. Relief, recovery, reform
28
What ally did the US continue to help prior to entering WWI?
Russia
France
Great Britain
Bulgaria
29
What are four causes of World War I that spell out the word MAIN?
Militarism, axis, imperialism, and nationalism
Militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism
Militarism, alliances, imperialism, and navy
Mercantilism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism
30
New movement that celebrated the music, art, and literature created by African Americans during the Jazz Age.
The Great Depression
World War 1
World War 2
Harlem Renaissance
