1920s Review

What was the impact of Prohibition on society in the 1920s?

• It led to the rise of organized crime, increased illegal alcohol consumption, and a decline in respect for the law.

• It led to a decrease in alcohol consumption and improved public health.

• It had no impact on society and was widely accepted by the population.

• It resulted in a decrease in crime rates and a more law-abiding society.

How did the rise of consumer culture influence social and economic changes in the 1920s through the 1930s?

• Increased spending and demand for goods and services led to economic decline and social unrest.

• Increased spending and demand for goods and services stimulated economic growth and led to changes in social behaviors and values.

• The rise of consumer culture had no impact on social and economic changes during this time period.

• Decreased spending and demand for goods and services led to economic stagnation and social regression.

What were the conflicts over immigration policies during this time period?

• Conflicts over environmental policies

• Conflicts over trade policies

• Conflicts over healthcare policies

• There were conflicts over issues such as border security, refugee admissions, and the status of undocumented immigrants.

What were the effects of the Great Depression on society and the economy?

• The Great Depression led to increased employment and economic growth

• The Great Depression led to high unemployment, poverty, and a significant decline in economic activity.

• The Great Depression had no impact on society and the economy

• The Great Depression resulted in a decrease in poverty and an increase in economic activity

What were the main struggles for women's rights during the 1920s through the 1930s?

• The main struggles for women's rights during the 1920s through the 1930s included the fight for suffrage, gender discrimination in the workplace, and limited access to education and political participation.

• Women's rights during the 1920s through the 1930s were mainly focused on sports participation, entertainment industry representation, and social media presence.

• The main struggles for women's rights during the 1920s through the 1930s revolved around technological advancements, scientific research, and military service.

• The main struggles for women's rights during the 1920s through the 1930s were related to fashion trends, beauty standards, and household chores.

How did Prohibition contribute to the rise of organized crime in the 1920s?

• Prohibition created a demand for illegal alcohol, leading to the rise of organized crime.

• Prohibition resulted in the legalization of alcohol

• Prohibition had no impact on organized crime

• Prohibition led to a decrease in crime rates

In what ways did the rise of consumer culture impact traditional values and beliefs?

• Collectivism and selflessness

• Spirituality and community

• Materialism and individualism

• Frugality and simplicity

What were the major immigration policies that led to conflicts during this time period?

• Chinese Exclusion Act and Immigration Act of 1924

• Homestead Act and Indian Removal Act

• Emancipation Proclamation and Civil Rights Act

• New Deal and Social Security Act

How did the Great Depression change the social and economic landscape of the 1930s?

• It resulted in a booming economy and increased job opportunities

• It had no impact on the social and economic landscape

• It led to a decrease in government intervention and social programs

• It led to widespread unemployment, poverty, and economic hardship, as well as significant changes in government policies and social programs.

What were the key events and movements in the struggle for women's rights during this era?

• The movement for stricter dress codes

• The campaign for lower taxes

• The suffrage movement, women's labor rights movement, and the fight for reproductive rights were key events and movements in the struggle for women's rights during this era.

• The fight for men's rights