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1920s REVIEW

1920s REVIEW. TEST TOMORROW. What is unique about fundamentalism?. Why is Charles Lindbergh in the history books?. Explain two reasons why consumerism emerged in the 1920s?. Explain the Red Scare. Explain 2 reasons why someone could say prohibition was a bad idea.

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1920s REVIEW

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  1. 1920s REVIEW TEST TOMORROW

  2. What is unique about fundamentalism?

  3. Why is Charles Lindbergh in the history books?

  4. Explain two reasons why consumerism emerged in the 1920s?

  5. Explain the Red Scare.

  6. Explain 2 reasons why someone could say prohibition was a bad idea.

  7. Name (in order) the Republican presidents of the 1920s, and why did the Republicans keep winning elections?

  8. Explain the concept of scientific management and why it helped mass production in the 1920s.

  9. What was the main issue in the Scopes Trial? What were the two sides? What was the verdict?

  10. Who was Marcus Garvey and what did he advocate?

  11. Who was Shoeless Joe Jackson and what is he most associated with?

  12. Companies ensured that consumers would continue to buy their products in the 1920s by utilizing this strategy.

  13. Who were flappers and what social mold did they attempt to break?

  14. Explain who Sacco and Vanzetti were.

  15. Who was the very passive president who is famous for saying “The business of America is business”?

  16. What were two effects of the widespread use of the automobile?

  17. What was the scandal linked to the Harding administration?

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