1920s review

What was a result of Prohibition?

• Increased Immigration 
• Fear of Communism
• Rise of organized crime
• Growth of the economy

Which trial saw the conflict between Modernism and Traditionalism?

• Sacco and Vanzetti 
• Scopes Trial
• Schenck v. United States
• Korematsu v. United States

Which movement made Jazz popular?

• Return to Normalcy
• Harlem Renaissance
• Nativism
• Great Migration

Why did African Americans move North during the Great Migration?

• Homestead Act
• Jobs in factories
• Nativism in the South
• Lower cost of living in cities

Who used the assembly line to mass produce automobiles? 

• Glenn Curtis
• Thomas Edision
• Henry Ford
• John Rockerfeller 

Nativism was the belief that

• the KKK should be dissassembled

• the government should favor native-born Americans over immigrants

• Communism was a threat to American ideals

• Immigration should be supported because that's how our nation has grown

Flappers were significant because they symbolized

• the support of speakeasies.

• the plight of Suffragettes.

• the anti-Prohibition movement.

• women who challenged the traditional roles of women.

Which of the following is defined as the intense fear of Communism?

• Socialism

• Isolationism

• Nativism

• The Red Scare

Which of the following changed the way African American culture was viewed by society? (2 correct)

• The reemergence of the KKK

• The Jazz Age

• The Harlem Renaissance

• The growth of speakeasies

How did Prohibition affect American society? (3 correct)

• It increased organized crime

• Made the production and sale of alcohol illegal

• Effectively rid society of alcohol

• Increased the popularity of speakeasies