19th Amendment & 1920's

What is credit?

• It is women's right to vote.

• It is the money employees earn at work.

• It allows the buyer to pay for purchases over time.

• It was an agreement to stop fighting.

What is mass production?

• It allows buyers to pay for purchases over time.

• Using machines to make many of the same products at the same time.

• It allows buyers to pay for purchases with cash.

• Using machines to make many different products at the same time.

During the 1920's, what appliances were often bought on credit?

• Consumers bought radios and washing machines.

• Consumers bought televisions and computers.

• Consumers bought dryers and microwaves.

• Consumers bought telephones and toasters.

During the 1920's, what was President Herbert Hoover's belief on the economy?

• He believed the economy would depend on foreign trade.

• He believed the economy would always stay the same.

• He believed the government should be involved in the economy.

• He believed the government should not do much for the economy, and that it came from the hard work of the people.

Who was Anne Dallas Dudley?

• She was a Tennessean who fought for women to have the right to vote by giving speeches and writing lawmakers.

• She was a Texan who fought for women to have the right to vote by giving speeches and writing lawmakers.

• She was a Tennessean who fought for women to not have the right to vote by giving speeches and writing lawmakers.

• She was a Texan who fought for women to not have the right to vote by giving speeches and writing lawmakers.

What is women's suffrage?

• The right of women not to vote.

• The right of women to drive.

• The right of women to vote.

• The right of women to not drive.

Who was Harry T. Burn?

• Tennessee representative who by changing his vote to yes helped ratify the 19th Amendment.

• Tennessee representative who by changing his vote to no helped not pass the 19th Amendment.

• Texas representative who by changing his vote to yes helped ratify the 19th Amendment.

• Texas representative who by changing his vote to no helped not pass the 19th Amendment.

Why did Harry T. Burn decide to vote for the 19th Amendment?

• His sister wrote him a letter that convinced him to change his mind.

• His mother wrote him a letter that convinced him to change his mind.

• His wife wrote him a letter that convinced him to change his mind.

• His aunt wrote him a letter that convinced him to change his mind.

What is the 19th Amendment?

• It gave women the right to vote.

• It gave Native Americans the right to vote.

• It gave immigrants the right to vote.

• It gave African Americans the right to vote.

What was the 36th state needed to ratify the 19th Amendment?

• Virginia

• Tennessee

• New York

• California