Unit 4 Parts 1 & 2 Review (Roaring 20s)

Front

A major stain on Warren Harding’s presidency is the __________________________ since it involved cabinet members he had appointed into office.

Back

Teapot Dome Scandal

Front

Many retailers developed plans that allowed consumers to buy on ___________________ for expensive items they could not typically afford.

Back

credit

Front

Henry Ford introduced the electric conveyer belts to his assembly lines that created ___________________ that led to even lower prices.

Back

mass manufacturing

Front

What best describes the Republican presidents of the 1920s?

Back

They were friendly to big business.

Front

What effect did automobiles have on America?

Back

People moved around and took more vacations, Highways and gas stations had to be built, Shopping centers and roadside attractions began to open, People began to live in new suburbs on the edge of town and commuted to work daily.

Front

Which answer supports the following: Women in the Jazz Age that wore short skirts, short hair, and lots of make up and had greatest impact on women in U.S. politics? Options: Flashers and 20th Amendment, Flappers and Suffrage Movement, Flip Floppers and Church politics, Feminists' Movement and 1st Amendment

Back

Flappers and Suffrage Movement

Front

What was the result of the Tea Pot Dome Scandal?

Back

public disappointment with the government/ lack of public trust

Front

Companies offered what ways for consumers to buy on credit?

Back

Installment plans

Front

This is from the newspaper, The Chicago tribune. Whose perspective is it? Options: An American, An Immigrant, An Asian, An Anarchist or Bolshevik.

Back

An American

Front

The belief that people born in America are superior to foreigners - movement based on hostility to immigrants, especially Irish & Catholic ones.

Back

Nativism