Economic Boom
Progress & Backlash
Suffrage & Prohibition
1920s Culture
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100

What invention made it easier for people to listen to music, sports, and the news?

A. Television

B. Radio

C. Toaster

D. Vaccum Cleaner

Radio

100

What was the movement of millions of African Americans from the South to cities in the North called?

A. Harlem Renaissance

B. Great Migration

C. Red Scare

D. Immigration

Great Migration

100

Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

A. 15th

B. 18th

C. 19th

D. 21st

19th

100

What was the name given to the "rebirth" of African American culture and arts during the 1920s?

A. Harlem Renaissance

B. Great Migration

C. Red Scare

D. Immigration

Harlem Renaissance 

100

What was the name given to women in the 1920s who wore their hair & dresses short and acted freely?

A. Victoria

B. Suburban

C. Flappers

D. Formal

Flappers

200

What areas saw the greatest growth after cars became more widespread?

A. Urban

B. Cities

C. Farms

D. Suburbs

Suburbs

200

How did KKK membership change in the 1920s? [INCREASE or DECREASE]

It increased (& expanded to North)

200

Which amendment banned the production, sale, and transportation of alcohol?

A. 15th

B. 18th

C. 19th

D. 21st

18th amendment

200

Who was the painter who showed the Great Migration in his paintings?

A. F Scott Fitzgerald

B. Louis Armstrong

C. Georgia O'Keefe

D. Jacob Lawrence

Jacob Lawrence

200

True/False - There was no discrimination in the North.

False

300

What method from Henry Ford made the production of cars faster, which also made them cheaper?

A. Factories

B. Individual method

C. Assembly line

D. Night work

The assembly line

300

What was John Scopes arrested for teaching in his science classroom?

A. History

B. Spanish

C. Evolution

D. Math

Evolution

300

Which amendment repealed Prohibition?

A. 15th

B. 18th

C. 19th

D. 21st

21st

300

What was Louis Armstrong known for?

A. Painting

B. Writing

C. Music

D. Movies

Music (jazz music/trumpet playing)

300

What does it mean to take away a law or amendment?

A. Repeal

B. Amend

C. Put in place

D. Credit

Repeal

400

What invention allowed people to work longer hours in factories/at home?

A. Television

B. Cars

C. Electricity

D. Toaster

Electricity

400

What was the time called when many people were arrested for being suspected communists?

A. Harlem Renaissance

B. Great Migration

C. Red Scare

D. Immigration

Red Scare

400

What was 1 reason that Prohibition ended?

Cost

Great Depression

Crime

400

What novel did F. Scott Fitzgerald write about the glitz and glamour of the 1920s?

A. Cat in the Hat

B. The Great Gatsby

C. The Great Migration

D. Booming Economy

The Great Gatsby

400

True/False - The economy in the 1920s was getting weaker.

False

500

How did people buy these new expensive items now, but pay for them later?

A. Cash

B. Debt

C. Credit

D. They didn't buy them

Credit

500

Immigration in America was becoming more diverse. What is 1 example of backlash to this new immigration?

-literacy tests required for immigrants

-immigration banned from Asia

500

List one strategy the women's suffrage movement used to get the right to vote.

-trying to get a Constitutional amendment passed

-picketing/protesting

-going on hunger strikes (refusing to eat)

-going to prison

500

What short film did Walt Disney create first starring Mickey Mouse?

A. Snow White

B. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

C. Great Gatsby

D. Steamboat Willie

Steamboat Willie

500

Name 5 inventions of the 1920s.

Electricity, Cars, Assembly Line, Vacuum Cleaner, Washing Machine, Radio, Toaster, Traffic Light, Refrigerated Transport, Telephone