DE/APUSH 1920's - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Prohibition led to the rise of gangsters and speakeasies, the most famous gangster in chicago was __ ______	Al Capone	100%
Advertising expanded business and products became more affordable as a middle class expanded which led to a shift towards ___________	Consumerism	100%
VP who took over after Harding's death in 1923; was elected 1924 - "The business of America is business"	Coolidge	100%
Coolidge's foreign policy that would allow germany to repay its WW1 debts	Dawes Plan 1924	100%
(At Washington Conference) 5 largest navies agreed to maintain the ratio of warships	Five Power Treaty	100%
(At Washington Conference) US, France, UK and Japan agreed to respect each other's territory in the pacific	Four Power Treaty	100%
Popular in rural areas, literal interpretation of the bible, preachers condemned modernists	Fundamentalism	100%
President who defeated James Cox & FDR in 1920 - "Return to Normalcy"	Harding	100%
Spotless republican elected in 1928	Herbert Hoover	100%
Coolidge believed in _______ government; was known for vetoes	Limited	100%
Changing role of women, the social gospel movement, and Darwin's theory of evolution	Modernism	100%
(At Washington Conference) Affirmed China's sovereignty & territory and created an open door trade policy with China	Nine Power Treaty	100%
18th Amendment, 1919	Prohibition	100%
_____ acts of 1921 & 1924 placed a cap on the number of immigrants that could enter the US based on their countries	quota	100%
Increased productivity that helped big business	Assembly line	50%
American investments in latin america ______ in the 1920's	Doubled	50%
Mother of American Modernism	Georgia O'Keeffe	50%
The largest population of black people in NYC led to an increase of black musicians, writers, and artists and a pro-black movement	Harlem Renaissance	50%
Youth expressed themselves through a new style of music, and radios + phonographs made it more widely accesible, which led to the ____ ___	Jazz Age	50%
Government policy that helped big business	Not enforcing anti-trust laws	50%
Which political party controlled the executive branch throughout the 1920s?	Republican	50%
A court case that demonstrated religious fundamentalists vs modernists over Darwin's theory of evolution	Scopes-Monkey Trial	50%
By 1920, more than half of Americans lived in _____ _____	urban areas	50%
Tariff passed by Harding that raised rates 14%	Fordney-McCumber Tariff	0%
Energy technologies that helped big business	Increase use of oil & electricity	0%
Harding's domestic policy included...	Reduced income tax	0%
Harding's foreign policy included...	Washington Conference 1921	0%
By voluntarily offering improved benefits and higher wages, the need for unions was removed	Welfare Capitalism	0%

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