11.7 Roaring 20s Prosperity and Depression | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Which invention helped spread pop culture in the 1920s?

The radio

The telegraph

The television

The typewriter

How did mass production impact the U.S. economy in the 1920s?

Lowered prices and increased availability of goods

Caused high unemployment

Reduced consumerism

Increased reliance on imports

Why did many Americans support Prohibition at first?

Belief that alcohol caused social problems

To encourage immigration

To reduce economic growth

Because alcohol helped workers

Which region of the U.S. became a center of African American culture during the Harlem Renaissance?

Harlem, New York City

Chicago

Atlanta

Los Angeles

What was a key belief of Booker T. Washington?

African Americans should focus on vocational education

Return to Africa was the only solution

Immediate political equality

Ending capitalism was the goal

Which group was favored under the Quota Acts of the 1920s?

Immigrants from Northern and Western Europe

Immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe

All Asian immigrants

Refugees from Latin America

Which of the following best describes a major cultural change in the 1920s?

Growth of mass media and pop culture

Increase in farming and rural values

Decline in consumer goods

End of industrialization

Why did the U.S. reject joining the League of Nations?

Desire to return to isolationism

It supported communism

It opposed the Treaty of Paris

It wanted to enter WWII

How did WWI impact women?

They gained new job opportunities

They lost the right to vote

They joined combat units

They became political leaders

Which country was annexed by the U.S. during imperialism?

Hawaii

Cuba

France

Panama

What was the main goal of the U.S. during imperialism?

Gain new markets and resources

Spread communism

End slavery

Promote neutrality

Which event directly caused the U.S. to enter WWI?

Germany's Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

Sinking of the Maine

Zimmerman Telegram

Sinking of the Lusitania

Why was the NAACP founded?

Fight for African American civil rights

Promote women’s suffrage

Support Prohibition

Enforce immigration quotas

What was a long-term impact of the Harlem Renaissance?

Foundation for the Civil Rights Movement

Decline of black-owned businesses

End of segregation

Return to African traditions

Why did some Americans oppose teaching evolution in schools?

It conflicted with religious beliefs

It was scientifically inaccurate

It favored immigrants

It supported racial integration

Why did the KKK gain popularity during the 1920s?

Rise of nativist attitudes

Support for urbanization

Decline of racism

Support for immigration

Which factor helped lead to the economic boom of the 1920s?

Mass production and consumer spending

Agricultural expansion

Increased tariffs

Government ownership of businesses

What did the Red Summer of 1919 involve?

Race riots in U.S. cities

New Deal reforms

U.S. entry into WWI

Labor union strikes

Speakeasies were—

Illegal bars during Prohibition

Women's suffrage meetings

Pro-immigration groups

Early civil rights protests

What was a major result of the 19th Amendment?

Women gained the right to vote

Prohibition ended

African Americans gained equality

Slavery was abolished

Which law enforced the 18th Amendment?

Volstead Act

Quota Act

Dawes Act

Civil Rights Act

Which amendment established Prohibition?

18th

19th

21st

17th

Which music style is most associated with the 1920s?

Jazz

Rock

Blues

Country

What did the KKK support in the 1920s?

White supremacy and nativism

Equality

Political reform

Isolationism

What did the Harlem Renaissance promote?

Racial pride and cultural identity

Religious reform

Agricultural advances

Westward expansion

The National Origins Act and Quota Acts of the 1920s were intended to—

Restrict immigration from certain regions

Promote tourism

Increase worker wages

Expand civil rights

Which of the following best describes consumer culture in the 1920s?

People bought more on credit

People saved more money

Americans moved toward farming

Factory jobs declined

What role did Marcus Garvey play in the 1920s?

Promoted black pride and the Back to Africa movement

Supported assimilation into white society

Opposed civil rights legislation

Advocated for Prohibition

Which cultural movement celebrated African American literature, art, and music?

Harlem Renaissance

Civil Rights Movement

Black Power Movement

Gilded Age

What did flappers represent in the 1920s?

Women embracing modern social freedoms

Immigrant factory workers

Supporters of prohibition

Political radicals

The 1925 Scopes Trial reflected a conflict between—

Science and religion

Urban and suburban values

Traditional and foreign cultures

Isolationism and imperialism

What was one result of Prohibition in the 1920s?

Growth of organized crime

Decreased crime rates

Stronger support for temperance

Improved economic conditions