The Roaring 20s

Who were the falppers?

• A group of mens that danced at private events

• Young women who wore short skirts

• A group of Afro-American people

• A group of only white mens

What was the root of most societal issues of the 1920s?

• Politics

• Nativism

• Job Competition

• World War I

What invention changed the American Life styles in the roaring 20s?

• Train

• Automobile

• Computer

• Air plane

The “Boom” years of the 1920s were characterized by (DOK 2)

• Increased regulation of the marketplace by both federal and state governments

• Decreases in the both agricultural surpluses and farm foreclosures

• Limited investment capital and declining numbers of workers in the labor force

• Widespread use of the automobile and an increase in buying

For what was the assembly line used?

• To provide better jobs to the Afro.Amerians

• Raise the price of manufactured goods

• Increase farmers to work in agriculture

• To increase factory production

The role of women was part of the roaring 20s?

• Yes

• No

Which group did NOT compete for jobs in America after World War I?

• Minorities

• Returning Soldiers

• Immigrants

• Women

Who invented the first Automobile?

• Henry Ford

• Ferdinand Porsche

• Nikola Tesla

• Ferruccio Lamborghini

Which amendment does the above poster reference? (SSUSH16b DOK 1) 

• 17th Amendment

• 18th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

• 20th Amendment

The economic prosperity of the 1920s was mainly the result of the

• Development of new industries for consumer goods

• The new adoption of lower tariff rates

• The success of the farmers industries

• Stricter enforcement of antitrust laws