The Roaring Twenties (Flocabulary Quiz)
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- Q 1/10Score 0Which of these terms best describes the economic policies of the 1920s?29
Prohibition
Laissez-faireRed Scare
Nativism
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- Q1Which of these terms best describes the economic policies of the 1920s?
Prohibition
Laissez-faireRed Scare
Nativism
30s - Q2True or False: By the end of the 1920s, more people lived in cities than in rural areas.True
False
30s - Q3Which war had recently ended at the start of the 1920s?
World War II
Spanish-American
Civil War
World War I30s - Q4Which of these best describes the Harlem Renaissance?A flourishing of Black art, music, literature, and culture
A newspaper published by an anonymous group of Black writers
A rise in the stock market driven by Black investors
An unprecedented housing boom in Harlem, New York
30s - Q5The "roar" of the Roaring Twenties most likely refers to ________.
the newly invented steam engine
the animal rights group that formed during the decade
the global war effort
the booming economy30s - Q6Prohibition banned the sale of which of these?
Sugar
Real estate
AlcoholStocks
30s - Q7The Red Scare was a widespread fear of ________.communists
soldiers
Southerners
the stock market
30s - Q8Which style of music became popular in the 1920s?
Classical
JazzHip hop
Bluegrass
30s - Q9True or False: By 1925, all Americans had access to electricity.False
True
30s - Q10When did the stock market crash?
1923
1925
19291920
30s
