Presidents and Prosperity
Money and Consumerism
Changing Values
Restrictions and Resistance
Culture and Constitutional Rights
100

Which President promised a "Return to Normalcy"?

Warren G. Harding

100

What is a Bull Market?

A period when stock prices generally rise.

100

What is a flapper?

A young woman who challenged the norms of society.

100

What was the nationwide ban on the manufacture and sale of alcohol?

Prohibition

100

What movement celebrated African American art, literature, and music during the 1920's?

The Harlem Renaissance

200

What is the term for the period of economic growth during Coolidge's presidency?

Coolidge Prosperity

200

What does "buying on margin" mean?

Buying stocks with borrowed money/credit.

200

What perspective embraced change, science, and new ideas?

Modernism

200

What was the primary goal of the Immigration Act of 1924?

To limit immigrants from specific areas (Quota System)

200

Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

The 19th Amendment

300

Which industry played the largest role in the economic boom of the 1920's?

The Auotmotive Industry

300

What is the widespread purchase of goods, often encouraged by advertising and new products?

Consumerism

300

What belief system emphasized religion and a literal interpretation of the Bible?

Fundamentalism

300

What is the belief where someone believes that immigrants are threatening people born in the United States?

Nativism

300

What is the main message of Langston Hughe's poem, "I Too"?

African Americans deserve equality in society.

400

What is the technique where workers perform specific tasks as products moved through production?

Assembly Lines

400

What effect did installment plans have on consumer spending?

They bought more since they did not have to pay up front.

400

A person argues that society is becoming too permissive and we should return to older values. What is this prospective?

Traditionalism

400

What were three groups targeted by the KKK?

African Americans, Immigrants, Catholics, Jews, Etc. 

400

What is the legal name of the 18th Amendment/Prohibition?

Volstead Act

500

What was the Teapot Dome Scandal?

Arthur Fall (a member of Harding's Admin) sold oil reserves to private business for a personal profit.

500

Why was buying on margin risky?

Investors could lose money while still owing the money they borrowed.

500

What was the result of the Scopes Trial?

John Scopes was fined $100 but never had to pay. 
500

Explain Organized Crime

Crime that is run like a business with a hierarchy. 

500

Describe a speakeasy.

An illegal bar where alcohol was sold, usually kept secret. 

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