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US History: 1920s-1930s Quiz

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Test your knowledge of the era’s key events and ideas.

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1

What scandal involved Albert Fall leasing Navy oil reserves at Teapot Dome?

2

Supply Side Economics argues for what main policy mix?

3

Isolationism describes a policy of what?

4

The Dawes Plan aimed to stabilize which cycle?

5

Henry Ford’s assembly line drastically reduced car production time to about?

6

Nativism in the 1920s referred to hostility toward whom?

7

The Sacco-Vanzetti case involved two immigrants accused of?

8

Flappers symbolized what shift in 1920s America?

9

Scopes Trial challenged the legality of teaching what in schools?

10

The 21st Amendment repealed which amendment?

11

Harlem Renaissance popularized African American culture in which arts?

12

A bull market refers to a market that is:

13

Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act aimed to protect farmers by:

14

The Hundred Days refers to the first days of which president?

15

Fireside Chats were:

16

FDIC was created to insure:

17

SEC was established to regulate what?

18

AAA aimed to stabilize prices by:

19

CCC provided jobs mainly through:

20

WPA primarily created jobs in:

21

Social Security funds come from:

22

New Deal legacy included:

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Only Teapot Dome involved Fall and naval oil lands.

Core idea: tax cuts spur production and growth.

It emphasizes staying out of international conflicts.

Loans to Germany eased reparations; debt payments shifted.

Efficient teamwork sped up manufacture substantially.

Nativists favored native-born over newcomers.

Evidence was controversial; they were controversial anarchists.

They challenged traditional norms with new freedoms.

ACLU promoted teaching evolution; outcome affirmed local control.

Prohibition ended; alcohol legality returned nationwide.

Jazz and blues were central to this cultural movement.

Investor confidence drives rising prices.

Other countries retaliated, deepening economic tensions.

FDR pushed many New Deal measures quickly.

They helped the public feel connected to the presidency.

Public confidence in banks increased after insurance.

It combats fraud and enforces fair trading.

Reducing supply boosted prices, but hurt tenant farmers.

Young men earned wages while improving the environment.

It employed millions across varied public projects.

A social insurance program for the elderly and unemployed.

Expanded federal role in welfare, banking, and jobs.

 
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