WorksheetsUnit 4 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
The movement of African Americans from the south to the north and Midwest is called
the Harlem Renaissance
the Great Migration
the Great Depression
the Italian Renaissance
Photographs like this show the effects of...
Slavery
Reconstruction Policies
Jim Crow Laws
New Water Regulations
People in the 1920's could enjoy which of these technologies for entertainment?
television
radio
movies
cassette players
How did Prohibition change life in the United States?
children stopped drinking alcohol
African Americans moved north
Women gained their independence
Organized Crime increased because of illegal alcohol sales
Affordable automobiles led to what changes in the United States in the 1920's?
Drinking at speakeasies increased
New jobs were created and there was greater mobility
Americans began walking and taking the bus more
Americans were outraged by the high prices of cars
Who painted scenes like this of the Great Migration?
Georgia O'Keeffe
Jacob Lawrence
Pablo Picasso
Bessie Smith
Who wrote about inequality for African Americans and felt hopeful that conditions would improve?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Louis Armstrong
Langston Hughes
John Steinbeck
What did F. Scott Fitzgerald, Langston Hughes and John Steinbeck have in common?
They were all visual artists in the 1920's.
They were all novelists and poets in the 1920's.
They were all musicians during the Jazz Age.
They were all part of the Harlem Renaissance.
George Gershwin was influenced by which of these?
Jazz music in speakeasies
Spring in the Appalachian Mountains
the Great Migration
Knock Knock Jokes
What form of music did Bessie Smith make famous?
River Boat Jazz
Strings Jazz
Bebop Jazz
the Blues
Which of these 3 people were musicians during the Jazz Age?
Duke Ellington
Bessie Smith
Louis Armstrong
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Georgia O'Keeffe
What technology powered labor-saving devices like toasters, stoves and washing machines in the 1920's?
Windmills
Natural Gas
Solar Panels
Electricity
Which of these reasons causes families like this to migrate to the North and Midwest in the early 1900's?
religious freedom
free land from the government
better jobs
voting rights for women
During Prohibition, illegal bars that sold alcohol were called...
Public Houses
Saloons
Speakeasies
Dives
The ratification or approval of the 21st Amendment ended...
Segregation
Prohibition
Organized Labor
Suffrage for women
Using the graph, which year was the worst during the Great Depression?
1929
1933
1937
1938
Which New Deal Program provided benefits for the elderly, the disabled and retired workers?
Social Security
Federal Works Programs
Labor Rights Laws
Farm Assistance Programs
President Hoover believed...
that businesses and charities should help the unemployed
The U.S. economy will recoved
the U.S. should get aid from other countries
The government should help the unemployed
What percentage of workers were unemployed when the Great Depression was at its worst?
15%
25%
35%
45%
Which of these were major features of the New Deal? (4)
Social Security
Health Insurance
Environmental Improvement Programs
Farm Assistance Programs
Increased Rights for Labor Unions
Bank & business failures
High unemployment
Thousands homeless
Many starving
All of these were...
Programs of the New Deal
Causes of the Great Depression
Impacts of the Great Depression
Volunteerism
Which of these 3 were causes of the Great Depression?
Overspeculation on stocks
High Tariffs of international trade
Wasteful federal work programs
Risky loans that weren't repaid
Corruption in the Social Security System
How did the New Deal benefit Americans during the Great Depression? (3)
It created new jobs for unemployed people
It created cheap electricity for people in poor areas of the country
It sent money to countries around the world
It built dams and bridges
It added to crime and poverty with legal alcohol
Cartoons like this represent which event in U.S. History?
The Great Depression
The Harlem Renaissance
The Jazz Age
Prohibition
Which two people were composers during the Jazz Age?
Will Rogers and Woody Guthrie
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow
Aaron Copland and George Gershwin
