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Postwar Problems The Red Scare Rascally Repubs African Americans Minority Groups P & P Life in the Twenties Creative Splurge Potpourri (T/F) Jeopardy!!

100 Why did unemployment rise after the First World War? back

200 Why did wages fall following the First World War? back

300 Why did goods and services cost more following the First World War? back

400 What year was well known for labor strikes? back

500 What was used in order to bridge the gap between low wages and expensive goods and services? back

100 Why were strikes unsuccessful in 1919? back

200 Why did the Red Scare occur in the United States? back

300 What was the name of the leader of the Communist Party in Russia? back

400 What was the name of the leader of the Socialist Party in the United States? back

500 These raids, named after the attorney general of the United States, arrested suspected communists and/or deported them. back

100 Who won the election of 1920? back

200 Who won the election of 1924? back

300 Who won the election of 1928? back

400 What were the economic policies of the Republican Presidents? back

500 DAILY DOUBLE Why did the Republicans control the White House during the 20’s and what happened that the Republicans survived? back

100 Why did African Americans move north between 1910 and 1930? back

200 What was one effect of African Americans moving northward? back

300 Under Woodrow Wilson’s encouragement, what group grew to a membership of 5 million by 1923? back

400 Name two ways that African Americans defended their rights during the 1920’s. back

500 Describe Black Nationalism. back

100 By 1920, what percentage of the nation’s population was foreign born? back

200 What did Congress do to limit immigration? back

300 What types of jobs did Mexican Americans get when they moved north? back

400 How did American Indians fight back against the government taking their land? back

500 What was the biggest way that Mexican Americans became adjusted to American life? back

100 About what percentage of American homes had electricity by 1930? back

200 What was the business practice of simplifying a process by mastering each of its tasks? back

300 Who was the person who instituted the assembly line in his automobile factory? back

400 How did automobiles change family life in the 1920’s? back

500 Name two ways that consumers were impacted by the new business practices of the 1920’s. back

100 When did Prohibition occur? back

200 Name the gangster that prohibition allowed to gain power? back

300 Name three of the new forms of mass entertainment. back

400 Define Revivalism. back

500 Define Fundamentalism. back

100 Jazz as a music form came from what earlier music form? back

200 Why did jazz move north? back

300 The Harlem Renaissance involved what two forms of entertainment? back

400 Name one of the two authors from the Lost Generation (1920’s). back

500 DAILY DOUBLE Who was Frank Lloyd Wright? back

100 True of False: The Scopes trial allowed evolution to be taught in the classrooms of Tennessee. back

200 Who was Jim Thorpe? back

300 True or False: Charles Lindbergh was an Olympic hurdler and a three sport athlete in college. back

400 True or False: Installment plans allowed consumers to buy expensive items on credit. back

500 True or False: Henry Ford was able to control his workers because he paid them so much. back