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- 1. Multiple Choice
ALL women were granted the right to vote with the ___________ Amendment.19th Amendment20th Amendment21st Amendment - 2. Multiple ChoiceAn illegal bar that operated during prohibition was known asBathtub GinMoonshineSpeakeasy
- 3. Multiple ChoiceAnother name for the 18th Amendment was the ______________________ ActVolsteadProhibitionTemperance
- 4. Multiple ChoiceOne of the most famous African Americans writers of the 1920s wasDuke EllingtonLangston HughesLouis Armstrong
- 5. Multiple ChoiceBecause people were making more money and had more leisure time in the 1920s peoplehad more disposable income.saved more money.worked longer hours.
- 6. Multiple ChoiceHenry Ford is credited with creatingthe radio.the assembly line.the first automobile.
- 7. Multiple ChoiceThe automobile changed how Americans lived becausepeople could travel on vacations more easily.dating practices changed.both answers are correct.
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the policy of taking a limited role in world affairs called?isolationismInstallment buyingnormalcy
- 9. Multiple ChoiceThis group of people opposed organized government.nativistsemmigrantsanarchist
- 10. Multiple ChoiceThe two immigrants put on trial during the Red Scare were Sacco andMussoliniVanzettiMacaroni
- 11. Multiple ChoiceA _______ system is a set number of immigrants from each nation.immigrationquotagovernment
- 12. Multiple ChoiceIn the Scopes Trial, John Scopes was on trial for teachingCreationismthe Biblethe Theory of evolution.
- 13. Multiple ChoiceYoung women who rebelled against traditions were known asHoochy mommas!Hussies!Flappers!
- 14. Multiple ChoiceSomething that is popular for a short period of time is aflapper.notion.fad.
- 15. Multiple Choice__________was one of the most well-known gangsters/mobsters of the prohibition era.Al CaponeLouie ArmstrongRudolph Valentino
- 16. Multiple ChoiceConsumer debt grew becausepeople refused to use banks.Installment buying became popular.more Americans were paying cash for big ticket items.
- 17. Multiple ChoiceDisarmament was the goal ofHerbert Hoover.the Treaty of Versailles.the Kellog-Briand Pact.
- 18. Multiple ChoiceOne of the most famous novels of the 1920s wasThe Great GatsbyRomeo and JulietI, to am America
- 19. Multiple ChoiceQuota systems were created to set limits on the number of immigrants coming from each nation, especially fromAsia.Mexico.eastern European countries.
- 20. Multiple ChoicePresidents Harding and Coolidge both believed indisarmament.increasing taxes.Laissez-faire economics.
- 21. Multiple ChoiceThe rebirth of the Klu Klux Klan in the 1920s was a result ofWWI.the fear of change.Hoover's election.
- 22. Multiple ChoiceDied in officeCoolidgeHarding
- 23. Multiple ChoiceThe Ohio Gang was tied to this president.CoolidgeHarding
- 24. Multiple ChoiceThis president signed The Kellogg Briand PactCoolidgeHarding
- 25. Multiple ChoiceThis president was known as Silent CalCoolidgeHarding
- 26. Multiple ChoiceThe Tea Pot Dome Scandal was associated withCoolidgeHarding
- 27. Multiple ChoicePromised a return to "normalcy".CoolidgeHarding
- 28. Multiple ChoiceOne of the most well-known silent screen stars of the 1920s wasLouis ArmstrongCharlie ChaplinLangston Hughes
- 29. Multiple ChoiceJazz, the first music to be considered truly American, originated inChicagoNew YorkNew Orleans
- 30. Multiple ChoiceThe fear of communism was known as theRed ScareYellow FeverGreen Lateran
- 31. Multiple ChoiceAutomobile sales helped the economy grow in the 1920s becausesuburbs grew.other business grew because of the auto industry.the cars were expensive.
- 32. Multiple ChoiceThese people smuggled alcohol during prohibition.MoonshinersForty-ninersBootleggers
- 33. Multiple ChoiceThe _____ended prohibition by getting rid of the 18th Amendment19th Amendment20th Amendment21st Amendment
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