1920's:After the War
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- Q 1/10Score 0What is this cartoon representing?29The Scopes TrialThe U.S. Quota SystemKKK ralliesThe Sacco and Vanzetti case
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- Q1What is this cartoon representing?The Scopes TrialThe U.S. Quota SystemKKK ralliesThe Sacco and Vanzetti case30s
- Q2What is the overall message of this cartoon?The United States is putting strict limits on the number of immigrants allowed to enterThe United States has an open door policy that allows all immigrants in the country especially those from Europe.The United States is sending back 3% of all immigrants back to Europe.The United States would only take German immigrants.30s
- Q3Niccola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were charged with and convicted of:BriberyAnarchyTreasonRobbery and Murder30s
- Q4Which of the following groups WOULD OF have been opposed by the KKK during the 1920’s.JewsUnionsAll of these are correctBlacks30s
- Q5A political and economic system that usually has a dictator, single party government, and no private property is called:NativismCommunismCapitalismFascism30s
- Q6Because the United States Congress had a very _____________________view, they decided not to be part of the League of Nations.CapitalistCommunistsIsolationistNativist30s
- Q7Which group best displayed the NATIVIST ideas many Americans felt during the 1920s?Jazz players from HarlemUS PoliticiansKKK members in MississippiBootleggers from Chicago30s
- Q8What economic system did they have in the Soviet Union during the 1920’s?CommunismAnarchismFundamentalismCapitalism30s
- Q9This was an attitude of many Americans after WWI that developed into a prejudice against foreign born people.CommunismFundamentalismNativismIsolationism30s
- Q10This was the idea that the United States should stay out of world affairs.CommunismEvolutionismNativismIsolationism30s
