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Froggy Jumps acca decca studyOnline version Quick-fire practice on key concepts by Madisen Johnson 1 Who wrote the majority decision in Buck v. Bell that said, 'Three generations of imbeciles are enough'? a Louis Brandeis b Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. c George Sutherland 2 Which president was the first to visit Alaska? a Calvin Coolidge b Herbert Hoover c Warren G. Harding 3 What message did Hoover aim to convey in the early months after the stock market crash? a Americans can expect immediate government stimulus. b Recent events are purging the rottenness of the system. c Americans can rely on the guarantee of gold-backed federal dollars to ease their burdens. 4 In the 1920s, roughly what percent of married women left the workforce? a Seventy percent b Fifty percent c Sixty percent 5 Which describes the correct chronological order of Ford Motor Company events? a Tin Lizzie unveiled; Tin Lizzie with no options sells for $290; one in three households own a car; p b Tin Lizzie unveiled; pay raise to $5; car ownership rises; Tin Lizzie with no options sells for $290 c Tin Lizzie unveiled; pay raise to $6; car ownership rises; pay raise to $5; Tin Lizzie with no optio 6 In the mid-1920s, what did Germany do with the Dawes Plan funds? a Rebuilt its military forces. b It subsidized its post-war industrial capacity. c Paid down war indemnity owed to Britain and France 7 What share of the nation’s spending did women control in 1929 according to The North American Review? a Eighty-five percent b Seventy-five percent c Fifty-five percent 8 Charles Ponzi became infamous for which combination? a Promising to double investments within 100 days and running a classic pyramid scheme b Convincing a small circle of investors c Gaining a financial wizard reputation only 9 Which African American figure was a poet? a Langston Hughes b Alain Locke c W.E.B. Du Bois 10 Which statement best describes the behavior of industrial leaders after the stock market crash regarding wages? a Most reduced wages b All raised wages to stimulate economy c Many maintained wages and hired new workers.

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by Madisen Johnson

Who wrote the majority decision in Buck v. Bell that said, 'Three generations of imbeciles are enough'?

Which president was the first to visit Alaska?

What message did Hoover aim to convey in the early months after the stock market crash?

In the 1920s, roughly what percent of married women left the workforce?

Which describes the correct chronological order of Ford Motor Company events?

In the mid-1920s, what did Germany do with the Dawes Plan funds?

What share of the nation’s spending did women control in 1929 according to The North American Review?

Charles Ponzi became infamous for which combination?

Which African American figure was a poet?

Which statement best describes the behavior of industrial leaders after the stock market crash regarding wages?