Civil Rights Issues 1920's

Progress and Setbacks on Civil Rights Issues of the 1920's

Match

Match the following terms

• Red Scare

• Quota System

• Sacco and Vanzetti

• Nativism

• Communism

fear of communism

limited number of immigrants entering US

Anarchist convicted of murder

Dislike of immigrants

System where everyone is paid similarly

• fear of communism

• limited number of immigrants entering US

• Anarchist convicted of murder

• Dislike of immigrants

• System where everyone is paid similarly

Multiple Choice

Women had many new experiences as a result of World War. 1, including working at new jobs, wearing new fashions, and acting more independently. What other new change came to women just after World War 1.

• The right to vote

• the right to drink

• equal pay for equal work

• the right to vote in mf

Match

Match the following African American people and groups

• Marcus Garvey

• Booker T. Washington

• WEB DuBois

• Great Migration

• NAACP

Back to Africa Movement

Thought blacks should educate themselves

Civil Rights through the Talented Tenth

Big group of black ppl leaivng the South

Group filing lawsuits for civil rights

• Back to Africa Movement

• Thought blacks should educate themselves

• Civil Rights through the Talented Tenth

• Big group of black ppl leaivng the South

• Group filing lawsuits for civil rights

Categorize

Options (11)

Flappers

KKK

Booker T. Washington

Quota System

Nativism

NAACP

Red Scare

Rosewood Incident

W.E.B DuBois

19th Amendment

Marcus Garvey

Organize these options into things that lead to progress and setbacks

Lead to Progress

Created Setbacks