1920's Test

What amendment made the sale, transport and manufacture of alcohol illegal in the United States?

• 19th amendment

• 21st amendment

• 18th amendment

• 15th amendment

What was the U.S. foreign policy in the 1920s?

• Imperialism

• Isolation

• War on Terrorism

• Big Stick Policy

A method of mass production where a product moves along a conveyor belt is known as:

• Mass production

• Quota

• Laissez-faire

• Assembly Line

New music in the 1920s that captured the carefree spirit of the times:

• Pop

• Rap

• Jazz

• Rock

What made the manufacture and sale of alcohol illegal in the U.S.?

• 19th amendment

• Prohibition

• Alcoholism

• 18th amendment

The rebirth of African-American culture is called:

• The Harlem Renaissance

• The Brooklyn Renaissance

• The New Orleans Renaissance

• The Atlanta Renaissance

The government stays out of business:

• Laissez-faire

• Isolationism

Illegal saloons.

• People who sold illegal alcohol.
• The “new women” of the twenties who shocked many.
• Speakeasies
• A system where many workers perform specific jobs to complete a task

Bootleggers   

• People who sold illegal alcohol.
• The “new women” of the twenties who shocked many.
• Speakeasies
• A system where many workers perform specific jobs to complete a task

The act of making a small down payment on a product and then paying off the rest in monthly payments.

• Buying on Margin 
• Installment Buying
• Mass Production