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'22 Roaring Twenties Review
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- Q1
Warren Harding's "Return to Normalcy" promised -�
Improve economic growth by promoting immigration.�
Use diplomacy to establish alliances.�
Refuse to allow the continuation of laissez-faire.�
To help the country recover from World War I.�
30s - Q2
What did the 21st Amendment state?
This amendment ended prohibition.�
This amendment outlawed the manufacture of alcohol.�
This amendment limited immigration.�
This amendment outlawed the advertisement of alcohol.�
30s - Q3
The establishment of speakeasies was a consequence of which government action?
Prohibition of our 1st Amendment rights.�
Prohibition of the sale of alcoholic beverages.�
Deportation of suspected communist sympathizers.�
Implementation of immigration restrictions.�
30s - Q4
Who was the Chicago gangster that made millions in bootlegging?
Louis Armstrong.�
Charlie Chaplin.�
Babe Ruth.�
Al Capone.�
30s - Q5
What was a major influence on the popularity of the flapper during the 1920s?
An increase in the use of credit and installment plans.�
A decline in the number of women working in urban factories.�
A decrease in crime associated with prohibition.�
A shift away from the traditional role of women.�
30s - Q6
During the 1920s, what was one result of the innovation in US transportation technology?
Mass-produced cars made travel much more affordable.�
Cable cars provided a comfortable means of quick travel.�
Container ships delivered agricultural goods to ports.�
Commercial airplanes replaced ocean liners.�
30s - Q7
The Roaring Twenties were characterized by -�
Brinkmanship, Vietnam War, McCarthyism and containment.�
Internment camps, the rationing of goods and the atomic bombs.�
Economic prosperity, prohibition, flappers and installment plans.�
Bank failures, the creation of the New Deal and bread lines.�
30s - Q8
The Scopes Trial of 1925 illustrated the -�
Desire for new voting rights laws.�
Need for better private schools.�
Conflict between religion and evolution.�
Effects of the Red Scare on legal system.�
30s - Q9
What type of music became a new trend during this time in the 1920s?
Country.�
Rock and Roll.�
Jazz.�
Hip-Hop.�
30s - Q10
What system allowed for mass production, the idea of products being created at a much faster pace?
Assembly Line.�
Ford System.�
Mass Production.�
Mass Media.�
30s - Q11
This 1924 cartoon shows a scandal that led to -�
Widespread anger over excessive partisan politics.�
Public frustration with government neglect of the working class.�
Widespread dissatisfaction with a lack of economic development.�
Public disappointment over revelations of government corruption.�
30s - Q12
What was Charles Lindbergh famous for?
He was involved in Scopes Trial.�
He was the 1st to make a non-stop trans-Atlantic flight.�
He served in the US Navy.�
He was a US Senator.�
30s - Q13
The social impact of the Red Scare was characterized by -�
Spread of Communism.�
Anti-Immigrant Sentiment.�
Yellow Journalism.�
Stock Market Crash.�
30s - Q14
The "Harlem Renaissance" refers to the -�
Artistic style of the 1st settlers in New York.�
Rise of Hispanic culture in New York in the 1920s.�
Revival of African American pride and culture in the 1920s.�
African American soldiers that served during World War I.�
30s - Q15
What was the primary goal of the Palmer Raids?
To block civil rights advocates from staging protests.�
To suppress the teaching of evolution in colleges.�
To halt the spread of communist ideas.�
To prevent workers from joining labor organizations.�
30s