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1 1920s Jeopardy Postwar Tensions Key Terms Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100
Social Changes Traditionalism Modernism Presidents Key Terms Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

2 $100 Question private ownership of production and property; also known as capitalism

3 $100 Answer Free enterprise Or Free market economy

4 $200 Question Someone who risks an investment (often in the stockmarket) in order to make more money.

5 $200 Answer Speculator

6 $300 Question As a response to racism in America, some African Americans wanted to establish a nation in Africa just for African Americans

7 $300 Answer Back to Africa Movement

8 $400 Question Organization created in 1920 to inform/educate voters about public issues in order to influence government and public policy

9 $400 Answer League of Women Voters

10 $500 Question Fear of a communist revolution in the US

11 $500 Answer Red Scare

12 $100 Question due to feelings against immigrants, Jews, blacks and Catholics, this group was revived.

13 $100 Answer Ku Klux Klan

14 $200 Question When the government began to conduct raids on homes of people they thought were “subversives” or radicals. They looked for weapons, explosives, and other evidence of violent activity.

15 $200 Answer Palmer Raids

16 $300 Question Describe the U.S. economy immediately following WWI
(you do not need sentences…)

17 $300 Answer Recession: High Inflation High Unemployments
Crop Prices dropped

18 $400 Question This group was formed to help Jews fight Anti-Semitism

19 $400 Answer Anti-Defamation League

20 $500 Question This group was formed to help protect freedom of speech and the civil rights of unpopular people

21 American Civil Liberties Union
$500 Answer American Civil Liberties Union AKA: ACLU

22 $100 Question This treaty outlawed war between the 62 countries that signed it. (bonus for which president did it!)

23 $100 Answer Kellogg-Briand Pact (President Coolidge)

24 $200 Question U.S. plan to help Germany repay their war reparations to Britain and France.

25 $200 Answer Dawes Plan

26 $300 Question This president cut income tax, corporate tax and inheritance tax

27 $300 Answer Coolidge

28 $400 Question This president appointed friends to high positions and then was humiliated when a friend took bribes and leased national oil reserves in return. (Bonus for the name of the scandal!)

29 $400 Answer President Harding Teapot Dome Scandal

30 $500 Question This president believed in “Associationalism”: Brings business leaders together to improve economic efficiency. Believes in promoting business with the hope of ending poverty

31 $500 Answer President Hoover

32 $100 Question A ban on the production and sale of alcohol

33 $100 Answer Prohibition

34 $200 Question A time of great artistic and creative accomplishments for African Americans

35 $200 Answer Harlem Renaissance

36 $300 Question First uniquely American music –blending a combo of ragtime and blues with famous African Americans like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington

37 $300 Answer Jazz

38 $400 Question List causes of the Economic Boom

39 $400 Answer Innovations led to new industries (cars)
Installment buying /credit buying Advertising

40 $500 Question Why did people want Prohibition?

41 $500 Answer Thought it led to violence & crime
Thought it led to a breakdown in family life

42 $100 Question Define Traditionalist

43 $100 Answer Someone who likes things the way they were and is not open to change

44 $200 Question Define Modernist

45 $200 Answer Someone who is open to changing ways

46 $300 Question A trial about whether or not the state can forbid the teaching of evolution in public school

47 $300 Answer Scopes Trial

48 $400 Question This amendment finally repealed Prohibition

49 $400 Answer 21st Amendment

50 $500 Question What were some of the effects of Prohibition?

51 $500 Answer Otherwise law-abiding citizens were breaking the law.
Organized crime thrived Speakeasies were set up It was unsuccessful and eventually repealed

52 Final Jeopardy What was the name of the famous club in Harlem where people would go to listen to Jazz?

53 Final Jeopardy Answer The Cotton Club

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