WorksheetsSocial Science Level Test 1 (Easy Difficulty Level) 2025-2026
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Marcus Garvey was the founder of which organization?
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA)
General Intelligence Division (GID)
Bureau of Investigation (BOI)
Radio Corporation of America (RCA)
Federal Radio Commission (FRC)
Architect Albert Kahn worked with Henry Ford to design an automobile factory in what U.S. city?
Detroit
Chicago
Highland Park
Pullman
San Francisco
The slogan, “He Kept Us Out of War,” is associated with the campaign of which United States presidential candidate?
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. Edgar Hoover
The explosion of African-American artistic and intellectual production of the 1920s was centrally located in what New York City neighborhood?
Greenwich Village
Washington Heights
Lincoln Square
Harlem
Lower East Side
Which of the following was selected to be the first director of the Radio Corporation of America?
David Sarnoff
Owen Young
Frank Conrad
William C. Durant
Douglas Fairbanks
The wets’ preferred candidate for the 1924 United States presidential election was
Grover Cleveland
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
John Davis
Woodrow Wilson
During World War I, the psychologist Robert M. Yerkes administered a series of intelligence tests to millions of
Harvard University students
Irish immigrants
Chicago factory workers
Middletown elementary school students
U.S. Army recruits
The Supreme Court Case Schenck v. The United States is associated with what amendment to the Constitution?
First
Second
Eighteenth
Nineteenth
Twenty-First
Red Grange was the star half-back for what University’s football team during the 1920s?
University of Wisconsin
University of Michigan
Northwestern University
University of Illinois
Michigan State University
The Model T was discontinued in what year?
1920
1927
1933
1937
1940
Alain Locke is considered to be the father of
the New Negro Movement
psychoanalysis
the Socialist Party
Eugenics
the United States Labor movement
By 1919, the largest labor union in the United States was the
IWW
AA
AFL
GID
BOI
William Tilden was a famous amateur athlete of what sport in the 1920s?
baseball
football
basketball
golf
tennis
The Dust Bowl primarily impacted what geographical area of the United States?
Great Plains
Northeast
West Coast
Pacific Northwest
Upper Midwest
The pseudoscientific movement of the 1920s that asserted that some human races were superior to others and that moral character traits and poverty were hereditary is called
Social Darwinism
Eugenics
Evolutionary Biology
Racism
Fundamentalism
The “Elaine Massacre” occurred in 1919 in what state?
South Carolina
Mississippi
Arkansas
Missouri
Alabama
In the spring of 1927, heavy rainfall led to massive flooding along what United States river?
Colorado River
Missouri River
Mississippi River
Rio Grande
Red River
The idea that U.S. citizenship is automatically granted to any person born in the United States is called
birthright citizenship
naturalization
immigration
nationalism
institutionalism
The United States crackdown on radicalism following the Bolshevik Revolution was called the
Harlem Renaissance
Red Summer
Great Migration
Red Scare
Black Tuesday
In 1925, John Scopes was charged with violating what act?
Espionage Act
Volstead Act
Naturalization Act
Sedition Act
Butler Act
The first licensed radio station in the United States was
KDKA
RCA
NPR
WNYC
WLTW
What did the Kellogg-Briand Pact officially renounce?
tariffs on international goods
mandatory military service
war as an instrument of national policy
economic sanctions
financial assistance to less industrialized countries
The U.S. Supreme Court Case Buck v. Bell decision upheld the constitutionality of sterilization laws in what state?
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
The first woman elected to the House of Representatives was
Alice Paul
Jeanette Rankin
Mary Pickford
Clara Bow
Gertrude Ederle
Which type of performances did Aimee Semple McPherson include in her services at Angelus Temple?
quiet readings and silent meditation
solo piano recitals
open-air baptisms and marches
traditional choir performances
lavish spectacles with actors and music
Planned obsolescence was a strategy pioneered by manufacturers of which of the following?
radios
automobiles
refrigerators
lightbulbs
vacuum cleaners
The Lost Generation formed an expat community in what European city in the 1920s?
London
Amsterdam
Paris
Rome
Berlin
The practice of “buying on margin” allowed investors to borrow against which of the following in order to purchase large amounts of stock?
debt
mortgages
future profits
assets
gold
The establishment of the League of Nations was a part of President Woodrow Wilson’s peace plan called
Treaty of Versailles
United Nations
NATO
Fourteen Points
Open Door Policy
What was the value of a Montgomery Ward stock three years after the crash, compared to $138 before?
$68
$4
$52
$24
$8
By 1910, the Lower East Side of Manhattan was primarily inhabited by
Italian immigrants
Irish Catholic immigrants
Jewish immigrants
Irish immigrants
Chinese immigrants
The “Tin Lizzie” was a nickname for the
sewing machine
Model T
Monitor Top refrigerator
Radio Music Box
Cozy Glow, Jr.
The largest commercial bank failure in American history occurred on December 11, 1930, when which bank collapsed?
Bank of United States
Goldman Sachs
Wells Fargo
Morgan Stanley
JPMorgan Chase
What early film glorified the original Ku Klux Klan?
Within Our Gates
Imitation of Life
The Ox-Bow Incident
The Jazz Singer
Birth of a Nation
The Eighteenth Amendment prohibited the sale of which of the following?
rice
tobacco
tea
soybeans
alcohol
By 1930, roughly what percentage of women over the age of sixteen worked outside of the home?
2%
10%
15%
20%
25%
Actress Clara Bow played Betty Lou Spence in this 1927 film titled:
The Sheik
The Jazz Singer
Chicago
It
The Gold Rush
Herbert Hoover first became involved in politics during World War I, when he led the Commission for Relief of
England
Germany
France
Belgium
Denmark
Which of the following served as Commander of the American Expeditionary Force in Europe during World War I?
David Lloyd George
Henry Cabot Lodge
Samuel Gompers
A. Mitchel Palmer
John Pershing
The Passing of the Great Race was written by
Madison Grant
T. L. Stoppard
Robert M. Yerkes
Robert Staughton Lynd
Ben Lindsay
This corporation manufactured and sold the Monitor Top refrigerator:
General Motors
General Electric
Westinghouse
Lucky Strike
Johnson and Johnson
The 1924 Democratic party’s presidential nominee, John Davis, was from what state?
Illinois
California
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
In the 1920s, the Chicago Defender was a very popular African American
radio show
magazine
newspaper
television show
labor union
Which immigration act imposed literacy tests and banned all immigration from Asia?
Emergency Quota Act of 1921
Johnson-Reed Immigration Act of 1924
National Origins Act of 1916
Immigration Act of 1917
Quota Act of 1925
Gertrude Ederle is most famous for being the first woman to
win a gold medal in the Olympics
pilot a flight around the world
swim across the English Channel
be elected to the U.S. Congress
earn a formal medical degree in the United States
The “Motor City” of the 1920s was
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
San Francisco
Which practice led Congress to pass the 1934 Securities and Exchange Act?
buying on margin
investing pools
bank runs
bootlegging
installment buying
University President Abbot Lawrence Lowell campaigned to limit the number of Jewish students admitted to which University?
Yale
Princeton
University of Chicago
Cornell
Harvard
The United States military was involved in what offensive during World War I that continued until the armistice on November 11, 1918?
Aragon
Meuse-Argonne
Asturias
Nivelle
Monastir
The book Revolt of Modern Youth argued for the widespread adoption of which of the following?
sobriety
immigration restriction
racial segregation
companionate marriage
arranged marriage
