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WorksheetsUnit 3 Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Who convinced Tennessee State Representative Harry Burn to change his vote on the suffrage bill on August 18, 1920?
Governor Albert Roberts
President Woodrow Wilson
Harry Hopkins
Burn's mother
Which amendment was known as Prohibition?
17th
18th
19th
21st
The 18th Amendment banned the sale and drinking of alcohol. How did people view this amendment?
It was unpopular.
It was a huge failure.
The amendment was full of typos and errors.
It was a great idea that is still the law today.
No answers are correct.
Who was President of the Nashville Equal Suffrage League?
Susan B. Anthony
Anne Dallas Dudley
Alice Paul
Bessie Smith
Who was Vice President of the National American Woman Suffrage Association?
Bessie Smith
Alice Paul
Harry Burns
Anne Dallas Dudley
Which color rose represented people OPPOSED to women voting?
Red
Pink
Yellow
White
Which color represented people IN FAVOR to women voting?
White
Yellow
Red
Pink
Who changed his vote from "no" to "aye" to give 17 million American women the right to vote?
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Burns
Henry Ford
Who was President at the beginning of the Great Depression?
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Which state became the 36th state to ratify the amendment that gave women the right to vote?
Alabama
Tennessee
New York
Virginia
What is NOT true about the conditions during the Great Depression?
Millions of people lost their jobs.
Many people lost their homes.
Farmers could help out the poor with free food.
Many banks had to close permanently.
What was the name for President Delano Roosevelt's weekly talks to the American people?
Evening Reports
Saturday Morning Talks
Fireside Chats
People to People
Which TWO of the musicians were famous blues singers from Tennessee?
The Carter Family
W.C. Handy
Bessie Smith
Duke Ellington
Who is considered one of the most popular jazz artists of the Harlem Renaissance?
W.E.B. DuBois
Langston Hughes
Louis Armstrong
James VanDerVee
The American economy was stimulated in the late 1920s due to Henry Ford's mass production of
automobiles.
railroads.
radios.
washing machines.
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) was a New Deal Program that hired people to
Build schools, hospitals, and libraries.
Build dams, bridges, and roads.
Maintain the nation's forests.
Construct public buildings.
Why did the National Life & Accident Insurance Company start the radio station WSM?
They liked country music.
They thought it would be a fun hobby.
They planned to advertise their company on the station.
They wanted to sell radios.
What was the goal of Roosevelt's New Deal?
To give people jobs
To make a deal with a foreign country
To get the nation out of the Great Depression
To become a popular president
What was the name of the federal government program that creaded roads, cabins, and stone walls in the national and state parks in Tennessee, including the Great Smokey Mountain National Park?
the Civilian Conservation Corps
the New Deal
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
National Life and Accident Insurance Company
One organization of the New Deal was the Works Progress Administration (WPA). What type of work did people do when working for the WPA?
Taught children in elementary schools
Constructed public buildings
Maintained the nation's forests
Built tanks and planes for the Army
In the Roaring Twenties, people had more time for fun. This was because of the invention of new ______________, which made getting chores done easier.
Music
Radios
Automobiles
Appliances
WSM radio station had a popular show that many people listened to. It is on stage in Nashville. That stage is called
The Barn Dance.
The Grand Ole Opry.
The Country Music Hall of Fame.
The Square Dance.
WSM radio station had a popular show that many people listen to. This live, two hour performance was called
The Barn Dance.
The Grand Ole Opry.
The Country Music Awards.
The Square Dance.
Who was the first band inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame?
The Carter Family
W.C. Handy
Bessie Smith
Duke Ellington
What band is now known as "The First Family of Country Music"?
Duke Ellington
Blake Shelton
W.C. Handy
The Carter Family
Almost no one could afford all of the new inventions that became available during the Roaring Twenties. That's why most people
Saved their money at first.
Waited until it went on sale.
Bought on credit.
Used coupons.
During the Great Depression, many people lost everything, were unemployed, and couldn't even afford food to put on the table. As a result, they survived by being resourceful and doing a variety of things, like
Going to soup kitchens.
Digging through trash looking for table scraps.
Living in Hoovervilles.
Protesting at the White House.
Trusting that Roosevelt will fix it.
Which of the following events essentially ended the Great Depression, by causing the U.S. to go into full manufacturing production, thereby bringing unemployment way down?
The attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese
The election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt
The creation of TVA
The creation of CCC
