Fads and Fashions
An arrangement to receive cash, goods, or services now and pay for them in the future
a. Credit
b. Debt
c. Stocks
d. Black Market
a. Credit
What famous musician was known mainly for his skill with the trumpet?
a. Babe Ruth
b. Louis Armstrong
c. Mozart
d. Young Thug
Louis Armstrong
The term used to describe the Roaring 20s
a. Bridging Decade
b. Quick Decade
c. Major Time of Change
d. a and c
d. a and c
This was designed to keep immigrants from South East Europe and keep America's current ethnic makeup, not add different ethnic groups to the country
a. Anti-Immigration Acts
b. Trump's Wall Act
c. Immigration Quota Acts
d. Teapot Dome Acts
c. Immigration Quota Acts
What invention allowed people to clean clothes much quicker?
a. Vacuum
b. Refrigerator
c. Clothes line
d.Electric Washing Machine
d. Electric Washing Machine
Women who bobbed their hair, wore short skirts and lipstick during the 1920s
a. Flappers
b. Bobbers
c. Tomboys
d. Lowskirts
a. Flappers
Illegal bars used by many for socializing and entertainment.
a. Speak Easy
b. In-N-Out
c. P.J. Whelihan’s
d. Blind Cow
a. Speak Easy
This gave women the right to vote in 1920
a. 18th Amendment
b. 19th Amendment
c. 20th Amendment
d. 21st Amendment
b. 19th Amendment
The Harlem Renaissance is when African-American achievements in _____ flourished due to the Great Migration
a. art
b. music
c. literature
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
Allowed for mass communication through voice
a. Morse code
b. Radio station
c. Cellular data
d. Walkie talkies
b. Radio Station
Popular dance during the 1920's where people kicked up their heels, swung their arms, and knocked their knees together
a. The Jackson
b. The Charleston
c. The Boogie
d. The Whip
b. The Charleston
Very popular sport that grew during the Roaring 20s known as a “national pastime”
a. Nascar
b. Horse Racing
c. Baseball
d. Hockey
c. Baseball
Corruption caused by a Harding cabinet member who took bribes to allow oil drilling on public lands
a. Teapot Dome Scandal
b. Public Oil Scandal
c. Harding Scandals
d. Oil Scandal
a. Teapot Dome Scandal
The false scientific belief that the human race could be improved through selective breeding
a. Genesiology
b. Attainment
c. Inheritance
d. Eugenics
d. Eugenics
What was now part of most houses and allowed for the implementation of modern devices into households?
a. Electric
b. Oil
c. Vegetables
d. Alcohol
a. Electric
This caused an increase in organized crime and made drinking fashionable among some crowds.
a. 19th Amendment
b. 21st Amendment
c. Prohibition
d. Red Scare
What is Prohibition
Now famous fictional character first introduced to the American public in the first animated sound film titled "Steamboat Willie"
a. Donald Duck
b. Goofy
c. Mickey Mouse
d. Spongebob
c. Mickey Mouse
A famous Tennessee trial in 1925 with William Jennings Bryan against famous lawyer Clarence Darrow.
a. Brennan Zachesky Trial
b. Bryan Darrow Trial
c. Scope Monkey Trial
d. Scope Bryan Trial
What is Scope Monkey Trial
What group of people was affected by the in-home inventions that came about during the 1920s
a. Children
b. Women
c. African Americans
d. Immigrants
b. Women
Allowed for safer movement of cars and traffic
a. Air Bag
b. Seatbelt
c. Roof Handles
d. Traffic Signal
d. Traffic Signal
A Jazz Age novel by F Scott Fitzgerald about prosperity and wealth in the 1920s
Great Gatsby
Music style that simmered up from the sound of New Orleans and was richly flavored with African, Europe, Spiritual, influence.
Jazz
fear that foreign communists were going to take over the United States
Red Scare
Mass migration of African Americans to northern cities started by the demand for factory workers during WWI
The Great Migration
Further development from use in WWI, allowed for faster travel of people and communications (mail)
Aircraft