To attract consumers for their new products, manufacturers turned to

What is the name of the belief that one's land needs to be protected against immigrants?

True or False: The Jazz Singer was the 1st "talking" motion picture.

What style of music was influenced by Dixieland and ragtime?

President Harding's secretary of the interior, Albert B. Fall, secretly allowed private interests to lease lands containing US Navy oil reserves, causing a scandal that came to be known as the

What effect did the automobile industry of the 1920s have on American society?

Many people viewed Sacco and Vanzetti with suspicion because

The emergence of mass media helped make which baseball star a national hero?

The flowering of African American arts in the 1920s became known as the

The Ohio Gang was a

Who made the 1st successful flight in history in 1903?

Many Americans feared that the country was losing its traditional values and responded by joining a religious movement known as

The ____________ including radio, movies, newspapers, and magazines, fostered a sense of a shared experience that helped unify the nation.

The Universal Negro Improvement Association was formed to

Which policy would allow US banks to loan money to Germany to help it make its reparation payments in exchange for France & Great Britain accepting less reparations from Germany so they can pay more back to the US for their war debts?

What policy attempted to outlaw war?

Which of the of the following characteristics was NOT true of Calvin Coolidge?

What was the policy of Herbert Hoover to encourage manufacturers and distributors to form their own organizations and volunteer information to the federal government to stimulate the economy?

What is the national policy to avoid involvement in world affairs?

Who was the 1st cabinet member to ever go to prison?

Which of the following statements is true for farmers in the 1920s?

Which of the following DID prosper during the 1920s?

Which of Harding's cabinet members was caught selling medical supplies from the Veteran's hospitals and kept the money that cost the public around $250 million?

Of Harding's corrupt cabinet members, who WAS one to serve honorably?

Which president died while in office?

What does "laissez-faire" mean in the economics world?

Which of the following was NOT part of Andrew Mellon's 3 economic goals in his supply-side economic plan?

True or False: Our desire to be isolationist resulted in our not approving the Treaty of Versailles (ending WWI) which would have required us to join the League of Nations.

Which policy agreed to halting the production of warships for 10 years and was signed at the Washington Conference?

Which of the following was NOT a sign that Americans' standard of living was rising?

Who had the 1st successful trans-Atlantic flight in 1928?

Which constitutional amendment banned the making, selling, and distributing of alcoholic beverages?

Which constitutional amendment gave women the right to vote?

Which constitutional amendment was known as Prohibition?

Which constitutional amendment repealed Prohibition and allowed for the making, selling, and distribution of alcoholic beverages?

Which of the following was NOT something Henry Ford was known for?

True or False: Although consumers had more disposable (extra) income, they tended to save their money vs. spending on cosmetics, vacuum cleaners, and deodorant.

This man invented the ailerons that attached to airplane wings so they could be tilted to steer the plane.

This was the main form of mass media during the 1920s.

What city housed the 1st radio station in the country?

What was used when companies began time and motion studies to eliminate wasted motion of factory workers?

Immigrants from what part of Europe were discriminated against here because they were Catholic, Jewish, and just culturally different?

Which group was NOT targeted by the KKK?

True or False: Membership in the KKK continued to increase despite scandals, power struggles, and restrictions decreasing immigration.

The National Origins Act of 1924 set immigration quotas at _________ % of each national group represented int eh 1890 Census.

Which name was NOT associated with the "Monkey Trial?"

In which state did John Scopes illegally teach evolution?

Florence Sabin was known for her research and decrease in deaths from ______________.

Margaret Sanger promoted education on ___________.

Fundamentalists would have supported which of the following ideas. Check all that apply.

What was another term for Prohibition?

What was an unconventional lifestyle and a freedom to express oneself?

What were 2 characteristics of the Lost Generation?

What was the name of the movement of hundreds of thousands of African Americans from the rural South to industrial cities in the North between 1917-1930?

True or False: The Harlem Renaissance laid the foundations of the Civil Rights movement.

True or False: The Harlem Renaissance discouraged African Americans to separate themselves from society.

The Cotton Club was a

This was a soulful style of music that evolved from African American spirituals.

The was a famous jazz musician who used improvisation combining various instruments?

Who founded the UNIA?

What does the NAACP stand for?

Who was an author of the Lost Generation?

Harding won the presidency by promising...

Scopes was known to be involved in...

True or False: Although Sacco and Vanzetti were killed via the electric chair, they were probably both innocent and the trial was just part of our nation's nativist hysteria.

Which of the following was NOT a role change for women int he 1920s?