The Roaring 20s (Study Quiz)

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Old America: [blank_start]Small Town[blank_end] [blank_start]Protestant[blank_end] [blank_start]Conservatives[blank_end] [blank_start]Old Fashion Tastes/ Morals[blank_end] [blank_start]Against Looser Sex Standards[blank_end] [blank_start]For Prohibition[blank_end]

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1. Small Town

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2. Protestant

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2. Free Thinking

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2. Catholic

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3. Liberals

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3. Conservatives

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3. Communists

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4. Old Fashion Tastes/ Morals

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4. New Age Artists/ Values

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4. Original Thinking/ Rules

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4. Against Tradition

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5. Against Looser Sex Standards

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5. For Sexual Revoution

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5. Anti-Romantic Lifestyles

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5. Asexual Lifestyles

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6. For Prohibition

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6. Promoted Speak-Easies

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6. Only Allowed Social/ Holiday Drinking

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6. Against Prohibition

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1. Small Town

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1. Suburban

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2. Urbane/ Trendy

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2. Old Fashioned

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2. Vintage

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3. Free Thinking

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3. Communistic

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4. Liberals

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4. Conservatives

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4. Communists

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5. Fun-Loving

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5. Values Rules

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5. Religous

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6. Hedonism

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6. Asceticism

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7. Avant Garde

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8. Freer Sex Standards

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8. Believed in Asexualism

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8. Against loose sex standards

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9. Against Prohibition

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9. For Prohibition

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9. Against Speak-Easies

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Consumerism

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Expansionism

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Asceticism

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US Government was fostering business growth.

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Entertainment was becoming a big business industry.

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The promotion of drinking and speak-easies was becoming poplar.

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There was middle class expansion and new household technology.

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Defined Child Labor Restrictions.

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Supported Working Women

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Restricted Strikes from factory workers

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Defined Minimum wage laws

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Restricted strikes by factory workers.

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Supported working women.

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Defined Child Labor laws.

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Defined minimum wage.

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President Harding dies.

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Won Election by landslide.

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Barely won election.

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African American

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Democractic

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said to have "Looked as a president ought to look"

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Republican

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"An abomination to the United States Government"

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Washington Disarmament

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London Air Force Agreement

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Tokyo Naval Disassembly

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Paris Military

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Rome Peace

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Great Britain, Japan, France, and Italy

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Germany, Russia, Japan, and France

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Great Britain, France, Germany and Japan

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Italy, Russia, Germany, and Japan

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Supported foreign goods

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Kept foreign goods out of American markets.

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Raised taxes on Cuban cigars and Liquor.

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Put taxes on specifically German Exports.

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Provided Loans to Germany.

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Provided loans to all Allied Powers.

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Limited diplomatic interaction with Germany.

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Limited diplomatic interaction with all foreign countries for 2 years.

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The United States withheld its loans to Germany.

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The US started interacting with foreign powers again.

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The US stopped loaning money to all of it's Allies.

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The US continued to sever themselves from Germany.

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Countries were recycling money, and as a result, countries were not gaining anything out of the arrangement.

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The Germans were not paying their loans, so all the money was going to Germany while other countries were left with nothing.

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The US and Allies could not agree on how debts were paid resulting in an economical deadlock.

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Their was no problem. Countries simply did not follow the plan.

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Indians gained citizenship

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Women gained equal pay

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Workers compensation

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Gays/ Lesbians gained minuscule rights

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Old Age Pensions

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A.Introduces ideas and methods that changed production, wages, work conditions, and daily.

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B.Was a Social Rights Activist, paying African Americans just as much as Whites.

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C.Created the Assembly Line.

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D.All of the above.

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E.Both A and C

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F.Both A and B

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Became an affordable, standard car the was available to anyone of any class.

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Was an all black automobile only available to people of the upper class.

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Save money for your families necessities.

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Buy this electric spoon and impress your friends.

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A business man suggests a steady investment in an upcoming company.

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A door to door salesman offers an investment in a vacuum cleaner

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Advertisers celebrate consumption of goods.

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Bankers encourage opening bank account.

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Magazine ads and radio ads emphasize american fears and desires to encourage consumerism.

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A period of raising stock prices.

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A strong, stable market.

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An illegal market where they sold "Bulls", or barrels of alcoholic drinks disguised as cattle feed.

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A crashing Market.

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America's wealth was poorly distributed.

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Farm income declined during the decade.

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Farmers suffered from growth and debt and falling farm prices.

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Factories suffered a greater deal than farmers.

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Farming was vastly popular in the 1920s.

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Income for farmers was at its peak.

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Many people were moving from cities to farmland since the land was becoming less occupied due to people finding refuge in the suburbs.

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People of the ghettos began searching for better lives as farmhands.

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The UNIA's (United Negro Integration Association) Jamaican member Garvey was deported for demand of black pride and separatism.

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The Majority of African Americans were urbanized.

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The Great Migration of African Americans moving from farms to cities caused discrimination and violence in the north,.

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W.E.B. Du Bois organized the first attempt to protest treatment of African Americans, the Niagara Movement.

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Marcus Garvey Began the UNIA.

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Marcus Garvey believed: 1. Blacks should go back to Africa 2. Black is Beautiful.

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The NAACP attempted to change the way blacks were treated in courts.

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Caused Race Riots in Chicago.

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Short Skirts

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Bobbed Hair

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Assertion of independence/ equality.

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Painting Faces

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Smoking/ Drinking in public

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Was more of a trial of Creationist against Modernists, with American Liberties Union backing Clarence Darrow's defence and William Jennings Bryant as prosecutor.

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Was trial against Italians Sacco and Vanzetti, accusing the immigrants of being anarchists and conspiring against the government.

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Commercial entertainment expanded in the US.

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New things such as mahjong, crosswords, and the jitterbug became new.

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Movies and sports became huge.

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Babe Ruth Became a hero of the 1920s.

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Politicians became more involved in American entertainment.

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Time Magazine appeared in 1923.

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Tabloids were becoming a thing of the past.

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Radio ads became unpopular.

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Charles Lindbergh was blown out of proportion during the age of Ballyhoo.

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was caused by the 18th Amendment that went into affect on January 16, 1820

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was caused by the 19th Amendment that went into affect on January 16, 1820

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prohibited the sale, manufacturing, sale , and transportation of alcohol

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Prevented/ prohibited the consumption of Alcohol

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Made crime rates to go up

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Caused major crime to begin to decline

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Was followed religiously by the American people

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Supported Speak-Easies

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Caused the creation of Speak-Easies

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Made criminals like Al Capone become wealthy from bootlegging

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Celebrated Black Culture

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Was a time when Jazz Music was popular.

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Rooted in black culture.

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Had achievements in literature, music, drama and painting.

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Was the first time whites began to somewhat except black culture.

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Was a time of temporary cultural tolerance.

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Brokers, Banks, Banks, Investors, and Businesses were ruined.

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Consumerism continued.

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US-European economic links were burdened.

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Bank defaults occured.

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