Politics of the Roaring 20s

Favoring the interests of native-born people over foreign-born people.

• Isolationism
• Communism
• Nationalism
• Nativism

Opposition to political and economic entanglements with other countries.

• Nationalism
• Nativism
• Isolationism
• Americanism

An economic and political system based on one-party government and state ownership of property.

• Communism
• Socialism
• Isolationism
• Anarchy

A person who opposes all forms of government.

• Tea Party Member
• Communist
• Socialist
• Anarchist 

What country did Sacco and Vanzetti immigrate from?

• German
• Italy
• Russia
• Poland

This PC illustrates which U.S. Policy?

• Quota System
• Immigration
• Red Scare
• Nativism

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Who said this, in reference to his leadership of the United Mine Workers of America?

• Warren G. Harding
• John L. Lewis
• Charles Evans Hughes
• Albert B. Fall

After 1919 several dozen bombs were mailed to government and business leaders, the public grew fearful that the Communists were taking over.  U.S. General A. Mitchell Palmer took action to combat this "________."

• Red Scare
• The Palmer Raids
• Anarchy
• Communism

As a result of the Red Scare and anti-immigrant feelings, different groups of bigots used anti-communism as an excuse to harass any group unlike themselves.  One such group was the __________.

• Catholics
• Jews
• Police
• KKK

1919 Saw more than 3,000 strikes during which some 4 million workers walked off the job.  Employers did not want to give raises, nor did they want employees to join unions.  Some employers attempted to show that union members were planning a revolution.  Employers labeled striking workers as _____________. 

• Communists
• Labor Unions
• Unemployed
• Anarchists