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WOMEN WARS SOCIETY PEOPLE MISC.

This is the name given to women who broke from the past during the

20s by their dress, and lifestyle. a. Prostitutes

b. Hussiesc. Flappersd. Snappers

c. Flappers

This is the 19th Amendment

a. directly elect Senatorsb. women’s suffragec. outlawed alcohol

d. African Americans can vote

b. women’s suffrage

The year women gained the right to vote.

a. 1919b. 1920c. 1921d. 1923

b. 1920

She was the first woman to serve as a member of a president’s cabinet.

a. Frances Perkinsb. Harriet Tubman

c. Georgia O’Keeffed. Clara Bow

a. Frances Perkins

She was a famous artist during the 20s

a. Frances Perkinsb. Harriet Tubman

c. Georgia O’Keeffed. Clara Bow

c. Georgia O’Keeffe

This ended the Spanish-American War

a. Hay-Bunau Varilla Treatyb. Treaty of Versailles

c. Treaty of Appomattoxd. Treaty of Paris

d. Treaty of Paris

U.S. major general during WWI

a. Dwight D. Eisenhowerb. Woodrow Wilsonc. Andrew Jackson

d. John “Blackjack” Pershing

d. John “Blackjack” Pershing

This war was fought for independence and for unalienable

rights.

a. American Revolutionb. Civil War

c. Spanish-American Ward. World War I

a. American Revolution

This was created to ease Germany’s economic burdens after WWI.

a. Monroe Doctrineb. Open Door Policy

c. Dawes Pland. Roosevelt Corrollary

c. Dawes Plan

This is the main reason the U.S. did not sign the Treaty of Versailles.

a. harsh reparations for Germanyb. we did not win any territory

c. League of Nationsd. Hay-Bunau Varilla Treaty

c. League of Nations

This is one of the main reasons people began to move West.

a. Steamboatsb. Railroads

c. Wagon Trainsd. Pony Express

b. Railroads

This trial was won by the Christian Fundamentalists.

a. Plessy v. Fergusonb. Brown v. Board of Education

c. Scopes Monkey Triald. Sacco Vanzetti Case

c. Scopes Monkey Trial

These are the Civil War Amendments.

a. 1-10b. 13-15c. 16-18d. 20-21

b. 13-15

This was passed during Hoover’s administration.

a. Bonus Army Actb. The New Deal

c. Interstate Commerce Actd. Reconstruction Finance

Corporation

d. Reconstruction Finance Corporation

This reform allowed the citizens to propose a bill to the state legislature.

a. referendumb. initiative

c. amendmentd. ballot

b. initiative

The first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

a. Amelia Earhartb. Robert M La Follette

c. Judy Garlandd. Charles Lindbergh

d. Charles Lindbergh

President at the turn of the century (first President of the 20th century).

a. Taftb. Harding

c. McKinleyd. T. Roosevelt

c. McKinley

Italian immigrants unfairly tried as suspected radicals during the Red

Scare.

a. Vittorio and Orlandob. Sacco and Vanzetti

c. Lorenzo and Ceciliano d. Mossimo and Diego

b. Sacco and Vanzetti

Author of the famous novel, The Grapes of Wrath.

a. John Steinbeckb. Upton Sinclair

c. Ernest Hemmingwayd. Langston Hughes

a. John Steinbeck

American Socialist during the Progressive Era that took part in the

Pullman Strike.

a. Theodore Rooseveltb. Upton Sinclair

c. Andrew Carnegied. Eugene V Debbs

d. Eugene V Debbs

He created an industry based on horizontal integration.

a. Andrew Carnegieb. John D Rockefeller

c. George Pullmand. John Westinghouse

b. John D Rockefeller

This area of the world was protected by the Monroe Doctrine and the

Roosevelt Corrollary

a. Asiab. Latin Americac. Middle East

d. Europe

b. Latin America

This is the main reason the U.S. joined WWI.

a. Unrestricted submarine warfareb. Attack on Pearl Harbor

c. Schlieffen Pland. Sinking the Lusitania

a. Unrestricted submarine warfare

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

Which of the following is true about the Ku Klux Klan during the 1920s.

a. they only discriminated against African Americans

b. they only discriminated against Jewsc. were only in the Southern States

d. attacked anyone different from them

ANSWER

d. Attacked anyone different from them

FDR had a rocky situation with which of the following groups.

a. the Congressb. the Cabinet

c. the Supreme Courtd. the Army

c. The Supreme Court