Transcript Unit 4 Around the World - Mr. Pourchot's History Class

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Unit 4 Around the World
+ What amendment banned alcohol
in the United States?
A. 18th
B.
19th
C. 20th
D. 21st
+ What act Enforced the prohibition
of alcohol?
A. Prohibition
B.
Act
18th Amendment
C. Volstead
D. 21st
Act
Amendment
+ Who lead the Back to Africa
movement, and attempted to reinstill African pride and heritage.
A. Langston
B.
Hughes
Marcus Garvey
C. Martin
Luther King Jr.
D. Claude
McKay
+ Who gained voting rights with the
passage of the 19th amendment?
A. African
B.
Americans
Gangsters
C. Women
D. Politians
+ Famous poet of the Harlem
Renaissance, who wrote Dream
Deferred and I, too
A. Claude
B.
McKay
Zora Neale Hurston
C. Langston
D. Marcus
Hughes
Garvey
+ 1920’s was a prosperous time for most
Americans. Which group was not
benefiting from increased prosperity?
A. African
B.
Americans
Gangsters
C. Women
D. Politicians
+ What role did radio, music, and
advertisements have on popculture?
A. Unified
the nation and diffused
culture
B.
Created enclaves
C. Harlem
Renaissance was
excluded
D. Radio, music, and
ads had no role
+ This racist organization peaked in
the 1920s with over 4 million
members nation wide
+ What pledge was signed by 64
other nation to renounce war as a
tool of national policy?
A. Versailles Treaty
B.
Kellogg-Briand Pact
C. 18th
Amendment
D. Teapot
Dome
+ What was the issue behind the
Scopes Trail?
A. Temperance
B.
vs Non-Temperance
Nativists vs immigrants
C. Protestants
D. Evolution
vs Catholics
vs creationism
+ Review: Which amendment
outlawed the quartering of
troops.
+ Female author of the 1920s who was
famous for her rural portrayals of
African American, especially African
American women.
A. Bessie
B.
Smith
Josefine Baker
C. Zora
Neale Hurston
D. Margaret
Gorman
+ What amendment brought back
alcohol?
A. 18th
B.
19th
C. 20th
D. 21st
+ How was the economy during the
20s?
A. Depression
B.
Moderate
C. Prosperous
+ Which of the following is not an
accomplishment of the NAACP in
the 20s?
A. Published
B.
the Crisis
Fought for anti-discrimination
laws
C. Fought
D. Fought
against lynching
for equal pay for AfricanAmericans
+ What influenced the Women’s
suffrage movement above all else?
A. Seneca
B.
Falls
Warren G Harding’s union with
women
C. Women’s
contributions during
WWI
D. Temperance
Movement
+ With a variety of new technology in the
1920s, Americans found themselves
buying items with, what form of
payment?
A. Cash
B.
Credit
C. Debit
+ The Teapot Dome scandal
centered around ?
A. Calvin
B.
Coolidge
Warren G Harding
C. Andrew
Mellon
D. Herbert
Hoover
+ What is the movement of taking
the Bible literally.
+ Who did Harding and Coolidge’s
government policies benefit the
most?
A. Rich
B.
Poor
+ How did the Model T Alter
Society? More than one possible
answer
A. Created
B.
the affordable car
Created new models
C. Created
suburb
D. Created
the idea of dating
E. Created
new styles
+ Why did people begin to move
from the center of the cities in the
20s?
A. New
B.
factories
Great Migration
C. Model T
D. New
- Ford
morality
+ Nativists would have supported?
A. Petition
B.
the ban KKK
NAACP anti-lynching laws
C. Restrict
D. ACLU
immigration
+ What was the first form of mass
media?
A. Newspaper
B.
Radio
C. TV
D. Internet
+ The Great Migration during
WWI was a flow of
A.
Europeans fleeing to the United States due to
the war in Europe.
B.
African Americans moving from the South to
Northern cities.
C.
French refugees fleeing to Britain ahead of the
German onslaught.
D.
Mexicans fleeing to the American Southwest to
escape political turmoil.
+ Which act outlawed the teaching
of evolution in Tennessee?
+ The Great Migration during
WWI was a flow of
A.
Europeans fleeing to the United States due to
the war in Europe.
B.
African Americans moving from the South to
Northern cities.
C.
French refugees fleeing to Britain ahead of the
German onslaught.
D.
Mexicans fleeing to the American Southwest to
escape political turmoil.
+ The Great Migration during
WWI was a flow of
A.
Europeans fleeing to the United States due to
the war in Europe.
B.
African Americans moving from the South to
Northern cities.
C.
French refugees fleeing to Britain ahead of the
German onslaught.
D.
Mexicans fleeing to the American Southwest to
escape political turmoil.