Ch. 10 Roaring 20's

The most controversial of Darwin's ideas is known as

• fundamentalism
• vakues
• evolution
• stability 

The writing of ______ helped create the image of the flapper of the 1920s

• Willa Cather
• Sinclair Lewis
• Edna St. Vincent Millay
• F. Scott Fitzgerald

The unofficial capital of African American culture and activism in the United States in the 1920s was

• Detroit
• St. Lewis
• Harlem
• Chicago

____ were a segment of society who were more likely to adopt the dress and manner exhibited by "flappers."

• feminists
• grandmothers
• African Americans
• rebellious girls

Beliefs based on a literal interpretation of the Bible are called

• fundamentalism
• evolution
• urbanization
• values

The prosecuting attorney in the Scopes trial was

• William Jennings Bryan
• Charles Darwin
• Clarence Darrow
• Aimee Semple McPherson

Prohibition led to 

• the Great Migration
• WWI
• a rise in organized crime
• fundamentalism 

The_____ gave full voting rights to women

• speakeasies 
• Nineteenth Amendment
• Eighteenth Amendment
• NAACP

The Volstead Act was passed to enforce

• fundamentalism
• the 18th Amendment 
• women's rights
• the Harlem Renaissance  

Women in many parts of the United Sates disliked flappers because flappers

• campaigned against drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes
• rebelled against loose, skimpy clothing 
• were more interested in their own pleasure than in women's causes
• did not wear makeup