Post WW1

How did the end of WWI affect the economic opportunities available to women and African Americans?

• it had little effect on either group
• women gained jobs, but African Americans lost them
• It spelled the end of many economic opportunities for both groups
• Both groups enjoyed increased opportunities after the war

What was the Red Scare?

• fear of the spread of wealth
• fear of the spread of Communism
• fear of the spread of Capitalism 
• fear of job competition

Most American nativists believed that

• eugenics promoted harmful racist attitudes.
• immigration threatened traditional American values.
• communism provided a good alternative to capitalism.
• ethnic diversity was the greatest strength of the United States.
  

The United States adopted a policy of _____ directly after WW1

• Immigration

• Appeasement

• Isolationism

• Adaptation

The Russian Bolsheviks were a group focused on establishing which type of Government

• Democratic

• Utilitarian

• Communism

• Constitutional Monarchy

H16-2) What was the cause of immigrant restriction as seen in the National Origins Act and the Emergency Quota Act?

• The Great Depression

• WWI

• The Red Scare

• U.S. imperialism

H16-4) The nineteenth amendment caused what group of people to start challenging the status quo?

• immigrants

• African-Americans

• women

• labor unions

The data in the chart supports the idea that the immigration laws of 1921 and 1924 were primarily designed to

• admit skilled workers
• Stop illegal entry into the country
• Reduce immigration from specific regions
• Encourage immigration from southern Europe

What was the Red Scare?

• fear of the spread of wealth
• fear of the spread of Communism
• fear of the spread of Capitalism 
• fear of job competition

Most American nativists believed that

• eugenics promoted harmful racist attitudes.
• immigration threatened traditional American values.
• communism provided a good alternative to capitalism.
• ethnic diversity was the greatest strength of the United States.