WorksheetsModule 6 Test Review Game
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What did Henry Ford invent to mass produce automobiles quickly and inexpensively?
a)
wind tunnel
b)
flying shuttle
c)
alternating current
d)
assembly line
2.
Which term describes a person who campaigned for women's right to vote?
a)
flapper
b)
suffragist
c)
prohibitionist
d)
temperance lass
3.
Which describes a method used to obtain support for the 19th Amendment?
a)
Women running for U.S. president in 1884.
b)
Housewives blocking polling stations.
c)
Women jailed for trying to vote, gaining national publicity.
d)
Men boycotting national conventions for women's suffrage.
4.
Which describes a method used to gain publicity for the 19th Amendment?
a)
Boycotting local elections where candidates didn't want it
b)
Burning down polling stations to protest inequality
c)
Calling for the overthrow of the federal government
d)
Holding national conventions on women's suffrage
5.
What is the importance of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution?
a)
It repeals Prohibition, permitting the sale of liquor.
b)
It gives women the right to vote.
It gives women the right to vote.It gives women the right to vote.
It gives women the right to vote.It gives women the right to vote.
c)
It allows people more than 19 years old to vote.
d)
It declares that people of all races can vote.
6.
Which statement about anarchists is true?
a)
They believe that only the educated elite should vote.
b)
They believe that democracy, with representatives, is best.
c)
They believe that violence is necessary to achieve change.
d)
They don't believe in government of any kind.
7.
Which attorney general led a witch-hunt to round up communists in the 1920s?
a)
Nicola Sacco
b)
Mitchell Palmer
8.
Which statement about the Sacco-Vanzetti trial of 1921 is true?
a)
They were convicted mainly because they were anarchists.
b)
The evidence unmistakably proved they were guilty.
c)
They were acquitted by a jury.
d)
Most Americans were glad to see them deported to Italy after their trial.
9.
Who said, "One of the important accomplishments of my administration-minding my own business."
a)
William Howard Taft in regard to the Supreme Court
b)
Calvin Coolidge in regard to active government
c)
Warren Harding in regard to corruption
d)
Woodrow Wilson in regard to foreign affairs
10.
Which statement describes a social change that occurred during the 1920s?
a)
Jim Crow laws were overturned by state courts.
b)
Women wore shorter skirts and gained more independence.
c)
Per capita consumption of alcohol increased at Prohibition.
d)
After WWI there was no money for leisure-time activities.
11.
Which statement about America in the 1920s is true?
a)
By 1929, there were almost 24 million automobiles.
b)
Women dressed modestly and rarely went out alone in public.
c)
Many northern blacks returned to the South for better jobs.
d)
Prohibition reduced both alcoholism & violent crime by 50%.
12.
Which term refers to "Jazz Age" women of the 1920s?
a)
teetotalers
b)
flappers
c)
gilded lilies
d)
suffragettes
13.
Which constitutional amendment prohibited the selling of liquor anywhere in the United States?
a)
20th Amendment
b)
18th Amendment
c)
19th Amendment
d)
14th Amendment
14.
Which best describes one unexpected and harmful result of Prohibition?
a)
It led to increased smoking among young men and women.
b)
It increased drinking in America.
c)
It resulted in widespread unemployment.
d)
It led to organized crime and violence.
15.
In the 1920s, over a million blacks migrated to the North. Which was not a reason?
a)
They were hoping to find better schools.
b)
They were looking for an opportunity to get ahead.
c)
They expected to find better jobs.
d)
They found little or no discrimination in the North.
16.
Which was not a result of the migration of blacks from the South to urban centers in the North?
a)
The Harlem Renaissance flourished in New York City.
b)
Jim Crow laws were enacted in northern states.
c)
Marcus Garvey became an influential black leader.
d)
Jazz became a popular genre of music.
17.
Which president created the Bureau of the Budget, reduced the national debt, cut taxes, and appointed black men to public office?
a)
Herbert Hoover
b)
Warren G. Harding
c)
Woodrow Wilson
d)
Calvin Coolidge
18.
Which president's administration was involved in the Teapot Dome scandal?
a)
Warren Harding
b)
William McKinley
c)
William Howard Taft
d)
Theodore Roosevelt
19.
Which musical genre from New Orleans spread to the rest of the country?
a)
Bluegrass
b)
Reggae
c)
Jazz
d)
Motown
20.
Which term was a cultural movement in New York City due to the black migration of the 1920s?
a)
the Jazz Age
b)
the Gilded Age
c)
the Lost Generation
d)
the Harlem Renaissance
21.
Which leader used the 1917 revolution against the tsar to create a communist state in Russia?
a)
Vladimir Lenin
b)
Adolf Hitler
c)
Benito Mussolini
d)
Joseph Stalin
22.
Which statement about America's reaction to the Russian Revolution is true?
a)
Most Americans believed it would have no impact on America.
b)
Most Americans embraced the idea of a new communist state.
c)
Many Americans feared that communism might spread to the US.
d)
Many Americans volunteered to go to Russia.
23.
Which famous 1925 trial pitted creationists against evolutionists?
a)
the Sacco-Vanzetti trial
b)
the Leopold and Loeb trial
c)
the Scottsboro Boys trial
d)
the Scopes trial
24.
Which statement describing the stock market system is true?
a)
Many companies sell stock to finance a business expansion.
b)
When stocks are losing value it is called a "boom."
c)
A stock value can't fall below its original purchase price.
d)
A stock exchange is a person who sells stock to the public.
25.
Adolph Hitler-Germany, Joseph Stalin-Soviet Union, Benito Mussolini-Italy
a)
These people WERE leaders of the associated countries.
b)
These people WERE NOT leaders of the associated countries.
26.
Who used America's communism fear to illegally arrest 5,000 suspected communists & anarchists?
a)
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan
b)
Attorney General Mitchell Palmer
c)
Secretary of War Newton Baker
d)
Vice President Thomas Marshall
27.
Which did not help cause the Dust Bowl of the 1930s?
a)
light soil
b)
too much rain year after year
c)
high winds
d)
too much plowing of grasslands
28.
Shantytowns built from cardboard boxes & discarded metal during Great Depression were called?
a)
condominiums
b)
row houses
c)
Levittowns
d)
Hoovervilles
29.
Which was not a source of weakness in the U.S. economy during Herbert Hoover's presidency?
a)
Monopolies engaged in unfair business practices.
b)
Government programs that gave jobs to the unemployed.
c)
Investors speculating in an unregulated stock market.
d)
Business owners paying workers unjustly low wages.
30.
Which was a not a direct result of the Great Depression?
a)
The gap between rich and poor grew even larger.
b)
The gap between rich and poor grew even larger.
c)
Many farmers faced financial ruin in the Dust Bowl.
d)
The weak economy caused factory closures and high unemployment.
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