U.S. History

What Describes the pull factor that drew african americans during the great migration

• The availability of good job in the north and west

• The sale of inexpensive land by the federal government

• The construction of low cost government housing in growing cities

• The absence of segregation and racial discrimination outside the south

What did washington naval conference, the Nine-power treaty, and the kellogg-briand pact have in common?

• They were attempts at promoting world peace without the league of nations

• They created secret alliances between the former allied and central powers

• They were a series of naval disarmament treaties involving the allied powers of world war 1

• They were disarmament treaties that limited the number of tanks, use of poison gas, and airplanes

The political cartoon below depicts uncle sam in 1920. What is the main idea of the cartoon

• The land of opportunity is not for russian immigrants

• If an alien is from Latin america, he or she can be deported

• Packing vicious aliens like sardines is a serious violation of human rights

• Dangerous communists and anarchists should be sent out the country

During the 1920s, the scopes trial and the dispute over prohibition showed the clash between

• Rich people and poor people

• traditional values and modernism

• business owners and labor unions

• the national government and state government

This photograph shows one side of the 1920s conflict between

• Unions and factory owners

• science and religion

• Nativists and immigrants

• censorship and free press

Why did the united states participate in the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

• To reduce barriers to international trade

• b. To work with other nations to prevent future wars

• c. To form military alliances as a defense against aggression

• d. To expand american influence over asia and latin america

The harlem renaissance of the 1920s is best known for

• ending racial segregation in public facilities

• Promoting the cultural creativity of African Americans

• Encouraging the passage of new voting rights legislation

• Supporting legislation to eliminate the Ku Klux Klan

The diagram below shows some of the sources of controversy during the 3/3 1920s. The controversies surrounding these issues were all signs of what aspect of american life?

• The need for government intervention during economic crisis

• The benefits of new technologies introduced by popular inventors

• The tension between traditional and modern values beliefs

• The importance of fighting against communism at home abroad

Why was there racial unrest in northern cities after world war 1

• African Americans had given the right to vote the first time

• African American baseball players were allowed to play on previously all-white teams

• The arrival of large numbers of immigrants from eastern europe caused tensions with african americans

• The migration of african americans and returning african american veterans had greater competition for jobs and housing

Jazz was

• A musical style created by southern plantation owners

• A style of art created by african american activists

• A fashion style that came and went quickly

• An american hybrid of african american and european music forms