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1 Jeopardy Unit V (20’s) Test Review

2 Jeopardy Politics Red Scare Culture Economy Amendments 100 200 500 400 300 200 300 400 500

3 HOME100 What political party were Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover all apart of? What political party were Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover all apart of? Republicans Republicans

4 HOME200 Who promised to return the country to normal after WWI? Who promised to return the country to normal after WWI? Harding Harding

5 HOME300 How did Coolidge become president? How did Coolidge become president? Harding died in office Harding died in office

6 HOME400 President Coolidge said, “The business of America is” what? President Coolidge said, “The business of America is” what? Business Business

7 HOME500 In which scandal did Secretary Fall receive bribes for leasing out oil fields? In which scandal did Secretary Fall receive bribes for leasing out oil fields? Tea Pot Dome Scandal Tea Pot Dome Scandal

8 HOME100 What did the government do in the 20’s to stimulate the economy? What did the government do in the 20’s to stimulate the economy? Reduced taxes and regulations Reduced taxes and regulations

9 HOME200 What effect did installment buying have on demand in the economy? What effect did installment buying have on demand in the economy? Increased demand Increased demand

10 HOME300 How do buying stocks help businesses? How do buying stocks help businesses? Gives them money to expand Gives them money to expand

11 HOME400 What person inspired America and was a hero by being the first to fly across the Atlantic Ocean? What person inspired America and was a hero by being the first to fly across the Atlantic Ocean? Charles Lindbergh Charles Lindbergh

12 HOME500 What is the term for Coolidge’s philosophy on how the government should handle business? (Government should stay hands off of business) What is the term for Coolidge’s philosophy on how the government should handle business? (Government should stay hands off of business) Laissez-Faire Laissez-Faire

13 HOME100 What new form of music spread from New Orleans to all over America? What new form of music spread from New Orleans to all over America? Jazz Jazz

14 HOME200 Who wrote The Great Gatsby? Who wrote The Great Gatsby? F. Scott Fitzgerald F. Scott Fitzgerald

15 HOME300 Who is given credit for starting Jazz? Who is given credit for starting Jazz? Louie Armstrong Louie Armstrong

16 HOME400 What is the one word you should associate with the Lost Generation writers? What is the one word you should associate with the Lost Generation writers? ( Really mad b/c something isn’t the way you thought it was) Disallusion Disallusion

17 HOME500 What was the goal of the artists during the Harlem Renaissance? What was the goal of the artists during the Harlem Renaissance? Promote Black pride and unity/ Search for identity Promote Black pride and unity/ Search for identity

18 HOME100 What form of government did people fear during the Red Scare? What form of government did people fear during the Red Scare? Communism Communism

19 HOME200 What revolution abroad sparked the Red Scare in America? What revolution abroad sparked the Red Scare in America? Russian Revolution Russian Revolution

20 HOME300 What group did many Americans fear during the 20’s Red Scare? What group did many Americans fear during the 20’s Red Scare? Immigrants Immigrants

21 HOME400 What were the names of the two Italian anarchists who were unfairly executed during the Red Scare ? What were the names of the two Italian anarchists who were unfairly executed during the Red Scare ? Sacco and Vanzetti Sacco and Vanzetti

22 HOME500 What was passed to limit immigration? (There were no limits on immigrants from Mexico) What was passed to limit immigration? (There were no limits on immigrants from Mexico) National Origins Act National Origins Act

23 HOME100 This amendment repealed prohibition. This amendment repealed prohibition. 21 21

24 HOME200 This amendment ensures fair and speedy trials. This amendment ensures fair and speedy trials. 6

25 HOME300 This amendment gave citizenship to everyone regardless of race. This amendment gave citizenship to everyone regardless of race. 14 14

26 HOME400 This says power will go to people before the government. This says power will go to people before the government. 9

27 HOME500 This amendment said senators will be directly elected by the people. This amendment said senators will be directly elected by the people. 17 17

28 FINAL JEOPARDY What group was formed during the 20’s to protect individual rights? What group was formed during the 20’s to protect individual rights?

29 AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION (ACLU) AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION (ACLU)

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