WorksheetsUnit 4 Review - 1920's, The Great Depression, & The New Deal
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 28mins
The greater access to automobiles increased American's
interest in Victorian ideals
ability to trade on the stock market
social independence in the early 20th Century
access to the Populist movement
The Assembly Line Method (pictured here) is associated which of the following terms? (Choose 3 of the 5)
Consumerism
Communism & The Red Scare
Advertising
Installment Plan
The Square Deal
Considering this image, the 18th Amendment most likely banned the manufacturing, sale, and transpiration of what?
Beef
Alcohol
Wheat
Timber (Wood)
How did the radio change American society in the 1920's & 1930's?
women began to have a grater role in American society
people started to read more newspapers than ever before
It increased people's desires to own a home
It increased people's access to hear news, sports, and entertainment
The Scopes Trial characterizes the debate between (Choose 2):
Federal Power
Modern Science
Creationism
Individual Freedom
Marcus Garvey, the founder of the United Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), was unique in that he argued for voluntary racial ___________
integration.
segregation.
The Washington Naval Conference & The Kellogg-Briand Pact were two measures taken to begin a return to __________ in America during the 1920's.
Communism / "Red Scare"
Isolationism / "Normalcy"
International Peace Keeping / Militarism
International Trade / Globalism
Pictured here are "Flappers" from the 1920's. Flappers would most likely be:
Depression Era farmers impacted by the Dust Bowl
Young women who dressed and danced vibrantly at social gatherings
Suburban housewives/house-makers
Gilded Age Feminists
Someone who would have supported the Immigration Act of 1924 would be called a
Social Darwinist
Populist
Nativist
Fundamentalist
Which industry was hit hardest by the effects of The Great Depression & The Dust Bowl?
Manufacturing
Mining
Textiles
Farming / Agriculture
Charles Lindbergh achieved worldwide fame because was the first person to complete a solo flight over the ____________ Ocean.
Pacific
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Indian
Zora Neale Hurston & Langston Hughes (pictured here) were two of the most prolific African-American authors of the early 20th Century. Which of the following were they close associated with?
Harlem Renaissance
World War I
New Deal
Women's Suffrage
Which popular architectural style from the 1920's is pictured here?
Neoclassical
Art Nouveau
Victorian
Art Deco
The most significant impact of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff was that trade between the United States & Europe
greatly increased.
stayed the same.
greatly reduced.
President Herbert Hoover relied heavily on a hands off approach to the Great Depression; his effort to turn the economy around were too little too late. Which group did he attempt to provide direct aid to first towards the end of his presidency?
Bankers / Stock Brokers
Businessmen / Business owners
Teachers / Educators
Farmers / Homeowners
The Savoy Ballroom (pictured here) was one of the few places in America at the time to allow interracial dancing. The Savoy Ballroom, as well as other prominent dance clubs, were inspired by which movement?
Women's Suffrage Movement
Back To Africa Movement
Bowel Movement
Harlem Renaissance
Which of the following factors was most significant in contributing to the onset of the Great Depression in the United States?
Declining agricultural prosperity
Vast military expenditure during WWI
Increasing reliance on foreign imports
An inadequately skilled workforce
Which of the following were effects The Great Depression had on American families in the 1920's & 1930's?
Neighbors shopped together to save money
Dramatic rise in malnutrition
Father’s left town in search of jobs
Loss of educational opportunities
All Of The Above
The Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) was create to
ensure farmers could bring their crops to market to sell.
increase access to banks across the United States.
create a federal government agency to prevent fraud and ensure stocks are traded fairly.
make sure Alabama wins the College Football National Championship every single year.
The Glass-Steagall Act created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in order to
inspect the nations banks.
put trust back into the nation's banks.
extend federal loans to banks who were struggling as a result of the Great Depression.
insure people's bank deposits.
This cartoon depicts President Franklin D. Roosevelt grasping a cor that is attached to a light bulb. This related to which New Deal achievement?
Rural Electrification
Environmental Preservation
Urban Electrification
Rising Employment.
The Social Security Act allows _________________ to receive benefits from the Federal Government.
Disabled Americans & their parents
Elderly & retired Americans
Unemployed Americans
All of the above
President Herbert Hoover opposed direct relief to the American people. He believed that assistance to businesses would ___________________ to the American people.
trickle up
slide to the left
slide to the right
criss-cross
trickle down
The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 was designed to
retake lands given to Native Americans in the previous century.
redefine what it meant to be a Native American.
reverse the forced assimilation many Native Americans experienced.
educate young Native Americans as they began to enter the New Deal workforce.
President Herbert Hoover created the Federal Farm Board in order to
improve his reputation ahead of the 1932 Election.
raise crop prices by having farmers produce less crops.
increase the number of farmers voting for him in the 1932 Election.
lower crop prices by having farmers produce less crops.
What was the most significant result of President Herbert Hoover's disbanding of the bonus army?
It damaged his reputation and lead to a loss in the presidential election.
It helped his reputation immensely leading up to the presidential election.
It did nothing to hurt or help his reputation leading up to the presidential election.
The federal building project (pictured here was singed into law by President Herbert Hoover to help millions of people by providing jobs, electricity, and flood control. It's name was
The Civilian Conservation Corps.
The Works Project Administration.
The Boulder Dam Project.
The Federal Writer's Project.
Artists in the 1930's were able to paint murals chronicling what America had gone through during the Great Depression with funding from the
Civilian Conservation Corps.
Boulder Dam Project.
Works Progress Administration.
Securities & Exchange Commission.
