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Worksheets1920s Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What was the Great Migration?
Movement of African Americans to Northern Cities
Movement of Europeans to America
Migration of farmers to urban areas
Relocation of Native Americans to reservations
What were two reasons for the Great Migration?
Better jobs and housing
Escape discrimination in the South
Access to education
Religious freedom
What is the Harlem Renaissance?
A period in the 1920s that celebrated African American culture
A political movement for civil rights
A migration of artists to Europe
A decline in African American cultural expression
How is the Harlem Renaissance connected to the Great Migration?
African Americans brought their culture north
It led to economic decline
It caused political unrest
It resulted in urban decay
What was the Red Scare?
Fear of communism and radicals
Fear of economic collapse
Fear of foreign invasion
Fear of technological change
What happened to Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti?
Prosecution for murder due to political beliefs
Awarded for their inventions
Elected to political office
Exonerated for their crimes
Which invention led to the expansion of suburbs in the U.S.?
Automobile
Telephone
Television
Airplane
What was the purpose of the immigration acts of the 1920s?
To limit Eastern and Southern European immigration
To encourage Asian immigration
To promote free movement across borders
To abolish immigration quotas
What system was created by the immigration acts of the 1920s?
Quota system for each country
Open border policy
Visa-free travel
Refugee resettlement program
Which technological advance from the 1920s created mass media and united the nation?
Radio
Television
Internet
Telephone
What impact did the assembly line have in the 1920s?
Made items cheaper and faster
Increased manual labor
Reduced production speed
Decreased product quality
How did the automobile impact society in the 1920s?
Created new jobs, more freedom for teenagers, traffic jams
Reduced transportation needs
Decreased job opportunities
Limited freedom for teenagers
What is the 18th Amendment?
Prohibition of alcohol
Women's right to vote
Abolition of slavery
Income tax introduction
What is the 21st Amendment?
Repealed or overturned the 18th Amendment
Established income tax
Granted women's suffrage
Abolished slavery
A Flapper is best described as:
Independent, rebellious woman
Traditional homemaker
Conservative politician
Factory worker
