1920s Test Review

How would the 1920s best be described?

• Era of industrialization, massive immigration, unequal wealth distribution

• Era of mass consumption, cultural changes, and anti-immigration.

• Era of United States expansion, war, and increase military power

• Era of massive unemployment and increase in government power

The 1920s is also known as

• Industrialization Era

• The Jazz Age

• The Era of the Flappers

• Rise of Conservatism

What was the purpose of immigration quotas?

• Increase jobs for non-immigrants.

• Help end the First World War.

• Off set African American migration with foreign immigration.

• Increased taxes on immigrants to deter them from immigrating.

Marcus Garvey was the

• Cofound of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

• Advocate for women's rights.

• Cofounder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association.

• Contributor of the Harlem Renaissance.

The use of the (a)   caused an ​ (b)   in production and made consumer goods ​ (c)   ​

• assembly line
• increase
• more affordable.
• craftsmanship
• decrease
• less affordable.

What was the Great Migration and why did it happen?

• African Americans moved west for the availability of free land.

• Native Americans moved from reservations to the cities due to lack of land.

• African Americans moved from the south to the north due to racial discrimination.

• Women left their homes in search of better jobs in the cities.

The red scare, increased anti-immigration sentiments, and rise of racism were effects of

• Nativism

• The Great Migration

• Women's suffrage

• Prohibition

What was one affect of the 18th Amendment?

• The rise of crime

• Women were granted the right to vote

• Increase in traditionalist values

• Income taxes for the rich

The Scopes Trial argued

• Pro-immigration vs Anti-immigration

• Public education reform vs prison reform

• Prohibition vs anti Prohibition

• Traditionalist values vs modernism values

Charles Lindbergh is most known for

• Support women's suffrage.

• being the first aviator to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.

• Ending the First World War.

• Defense attorney in the Scopes Trial.