USH Unit 4

Marcus Garvey’s program in the 1920s emphasized

• vocational training.

• back-to-Africa movement.

• separate-but-equal doctrines.

• integration into mainstream society.

The Ku Klux Klan experienced a revival of popularity in the early 1920’s because of their opposition to

• prohibition

• immigration

• income taxes

• women's suffrage

An unintended consequence of Prohibition was the

• rise of organized crime groups

• reduction in employee absenteeism

• renewed interest in religious revivalism

• loss of revenue to state and local governments

The Scopes Trial of 1925 concerned which issue?

• anarchist bombings at labor rallies

• teaching evolution in public schools

• immigration quotas and restrictions

• lynchings carried out by Klan members

Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington were famous

• Harlem Renaissance writers

• Harlem Renaissance jazz artists

• gospel preachers

• Civil Rights activists

The book What Every Mother Shoulc Know by Margaret Sanger caused great controversy because it offered information about

• alcoholism.

• birth control.

• voting rights.

• employment opportunities.

Women made great changes in their economic and social status when they began in the 1920s to

• work in factories for the first time

• graduate from college in larger numbers

• celebrate their achievements as homemakers.

• get jobs as university professors and journalists.

Charles Lindbergh became a national celebrity in 1927 when he successfully

• flew from New York to Paris

• defended his heavyweight title

• led the Yankees in home runs.

• evangelized to thousands over the radio

The Grand Ole' Opry is a popular radio show of which music genre

• jazz

• blues

• swing

• country

What impact resulted from the Great Migration?

• African Americans gained employment in northern and mid-western industries.

• African Americans escaped discrimination and prejudice by moving to the North.

• African Americans found more opportunities to rent or own farms in the South.

• African Americans clustered in their own suburban communities outside cities.