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US history quiz on the Roaring Twenties

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Roarin' 20s Knowledge Challenge


Roarin' 20s Knowledge ChallengeVersion en ligne US history quiz on the Roaring Twenties par Amy Hansel 1 Why are the 1920s referred to as the Roaring Twenties? a Rapid social change and economic growth b War-time military buildup c Prolonged economic depression d Decline in immigration 2 What was the most powerful communications medium to emerge during the 1920s? a Newspapers only (no broadcast) b Television c Internet d Radio 3 In 1920, how did women gain the right to vote? a Through a Supreme Court ruling b State-by-state by popular vote c The 19th Amendment was ratified d By executive order 4 What was a main result of Prohibition during the 1920s? a Improved public health b Complete cessation of drinking c A rise in organized crime and speakeasies d Prohibition led to economic growth 5 What do Gertrude Ederle, Jack Dempsey, and Babe Ruth have in common? a They were all politicians b They founded major corporations c They were famous American pioneers in sports d They were primarily actors 6 Charles Lindbergh piloted the first solo flight across the Atlantic. What was the greatest impact of this feat? a Created a new radio network called CNN b Protested the immediate end to Prohibition c Boosted advancements in aviation d Forged diplomatic treaties with Europe 7 What was the impact of new mass-production techniques during the 1920s? a Increased consumer goods availability and lower prices b Contributed to rising mechanical failures in industry c Decreased factory output in Europe d Decline in urbanization and increase in farming 8 How did people obtain liquor illegally during Prohibition? Choose one or more answers a Imports from allied countries only b Home distillation and sharing among friends c Bootlegging and speakeasies d Legal moonshine licenses 9 What is the Scopes Trial of 1925 an example of? a Monetary policy debates b Radio censorship debates c Labor union conflicts d The clash between science and religion 10 Which of the following describes America in the 1920s? a A prolonged war economy with scarcity b A uniform culture with no dissent c A return to agrarian isolationism d A decade of modernization, jazz, and social tensions

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Roarin' 20s Knowledge ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Amy Hansel

Why are the 1920s referred to as the Roaring Twenties?

What was the most powerful communications medium to emerge during the 1920s?

In 1920, how did women gain the right to vote?

What was a main result of Prohibition during the 1920s?

What do Gertrude Ederle, Jack Dempsey, and Babe Ruth have in common?

Charles Lindbergh piloted the first solo flight across the Atlantic. What was the greatest impact of this feat?

What was the impact of new mass-production techniques during the 1920s?

How did people obtain liquor illegally during Prohibition?

Choose one or more answers

What is the Scopes Trial of 1925 an example of?

Which of the following describes America in the 1920s?