SS 8 Roaring Twenties and Great Depression Review

What was the main goal of Women's Suffrage Movements during the early 20th century?

• Gain the right to vote

• Gain the right to no longer suffer

• Increase total pay for all women

• To get rid of the 18th amendment

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

• An intellectual and cultural revival of African American music, dance, art in New York City

• An intellectual and cultural revival of African American music, dance, art in New Orleans

• financing the construction of apartments in New York City

• A movement to get the 18th amendment passed

What were the "Roaring Twenties?"

• A period of great social and economic change

• A time period of great social conservatism

• A period where lions roared

• A decade of war

Which amendment outlawed alcohol

• 16th

• 17th

• 18th

• 19th

What was the John Scopes Trial about?

• Science vs. Religion

• Economy vs. Science

• Democracy vs. Capitalism

• Communism vs. Fascism

Influential men like Francis Townsend and Huey Long advocated for?

• Further economic reform

• The end of The Great Deal

• New Conservatives to defeat FDR

• Embrace Capitalism

What is Nativism?

• The policy of protecting the interests of native-born or established inhabitants against those of immigrants.

• The policy of protecting the interests of immigrants or established inhabitants against those of native-born.

• The policy of protecting native-americans.

• The policy of protecting African-Americans.

What event(s) led to the Great Depression?

• Credit spending

• Over Production

• The Stock Market Collapse

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What was the Dust-Bowl?

• A period of severe dust storms that impacted the agriculture of Atlantic Coastal Plain

• A period of severe dust storms that impacted the agriculture of The Great Plains

• The overproduction of Dust, that caused the economy to crash

• A return of values to America

What purpose did The New Deal serve?

• To resolve the problems caused by World War I

• To help integrate America and Europe's economies

• To help solve the economic problems of The Great Depression

• to help prepare for WWII