Section 10&11 - The 1920s, Great Depression, & New Deal

What term was used to describe the ban on making, selling, or transporting alcohol in the 1920s?

• Prohibition
• Regulation
• Alcoholism
• Legalization

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Who were flappers?

• Teenage boys in the 1930s who embraced traditional societal norms
• Elderly women in the 1950s who rebelled against traditional societal norms
• Young women in the 1920s who rebelled against traditional societal norms
• Middle-aged men in the 1800s who embraced traditional societal norms

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What elements of entertainment were popular during the Roaring 20's?

• Opera, classical music, and poetry readings
• Video games, reality TV shows, and social media
• Cooking shows, gardening, and DIY home improvement projects
• Dance, jazz music, movies, and radio shows

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What caused the Great Migration of the 1920's?

• Improved race relations and equality in the South
• Economic depression and hardship in the North
• Lack of job opportunities and poor living conditions in the South
• Racial segregation, discrimination, and violence in the South, and job opportunities and better living conditions in the North

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What were some results of the Red Scare of the 1920s?

• Increased support for immigration
• Promotion of socialist ideas
• Decrease in government surveillance
• Deportation of suspected radicals, Palmer Raids, and anti-immigrant sentiment

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What led to a rise in participation and activity of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s?

• Pro-immigrant and pro-Catholic sentiments
• Lack of racial tensions in the 1920s
• Decrease in social and economic changes
• Social and economic changes, as well as anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic sentiments

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What caused a spike in consumerism in the 1920s?

• Increased advertising, availability of installment plans, and desire for modern conveniences
• Rise of labor unions
• Decrease in industrial production
• Prohibition of alcohol

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What was the significance of the Harlem Renaissance to African American culture?

• It provided a platform for African American artistic and intellectual achievement.
• It caused division and conflict within the African American community
• It led to the decline of African American art and literature
• It had no impact on African American culture

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What caused the Great Depression?

• Overproduction and under consumption

• Alien invasion and colonization
• Stock market crash

• Excessive individual spending on credit

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What was life like during the Great Depression?

• During the Great Depression, people enjoyed high employment rates and financial stability.
• The Great Depression was a period of abundance and wealth for most people.
• Life during the Great Depression was a time of great prosperity and economic growth.
• Life during the Great Depression was characterized by widespread unemployment, poverty, and economic hardship.

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