MCHS SSUSH16

The fear of a communist takeover of the US during the 1920's became known as the

• Bad Times
• Red Scare
• Bolshevik Doom
• Communist Wave

One reason for US fears of communism in the 1920's was that

• millions of Bolsheviks were migrating to the US

• the Bolsheviks (Communists) had taken over Russia during World War I

• a Bolshevik army was sailing to the US

• Bolshevik spies were found in the US government

The move to arrest & deport supposed communists, socialists, & anarchists in 1919 & 1920 was called the

• Red Scare

• Palmer Raids

• Red Menace

• Emergency Quota Act

During the Red Scare, Americans often linked __________ with radicalism.

• workers
• criminals
• immigrants
• Progressives

An Anti-immigration sentiment (feeling or fear) is called

• Fundamentalism
• Nativism
• Communism
• Modernism

The Red Scare led to which of the following?

• The ratification of the 19th amendment

• a demand for limits on immigration

• the start of the Great Depression

• the repeal of the 18th amendment

• a revival of the KKK

Followers of Karl Marx support this system in which the community owns all property and shares all wealth.  Requires a VIOLENT overthrow of the established political order.

• socialism
• communism
• capitalism
• Leninism

Which law began limiting the flow if immigrants when it was passed in 1921?

• National Origins Act
• Emergency Quota Act
• Dawes Act
• Teapot Dome Act

Women's suffrage (right to vote).  Which amendment is this?

• 18th
• 19th
• 10th
• 12th

How did U.S. involvement in World War I impact the Women’s Suffrage Movement?

• Returning soldiers were exposed to the Woman Suffrage Movement in England and became more supportive.
• President Wilson decided to support voting rights for women after witnessing the contributions women made in the war effort.
• Congress refused to consider requests for domestic issues.
• People no longer considered granting women the right to vote because the war was a priority.