Chapter 20 Review:
1. As the 1920s progressed, _________________________ incomes declined.
2. The attitudes of the people living in developing ___________________,
became more conservative and more politically active.
3. _____________ ____________________ in the 1920s faced discrimination,
especially in the South, where the Jim Crow laws were in effect.
4. The ______________ ______________ oil scandal involved Edwin Denby
and Albert Fall.
5. In towns such as ________ __________, ___________________ and
____________________ black and middle and upper classes emerged.
6. ______________________ ___________________ movement fell apart
due to no effective leadership after Garvey was deported to Jamaica.
7. The condition of America’s economy following _________ ______ __ was a
brief recession, followed by economic growth.
8. The result of ______________ ______________ innovative manufacturing
techniques was the car prices went down.
9. The demand for ___________________________ in the 1920s stimulated
growth in many other industries.
10.Buying stock on __________________ remained profitable as long as stock
prices rose.
11.During the 1920s, American farmers as a group suffered
_______________________.
12.Presidents ____________________ and ____________________ favored
policies that aided the growth of business.
13.As President, ______________________ ___ __________________
reduced the regulations on businesses put into place by Progressives.
14.President _____________________ believed that the creation of wealth
benefited the nation as a whole.
15.Under President Coolidge, the national _______________________
boomed.
16.In the 1920s, most national leaders tried to ____________________ war by
avoiding close interaction with other nations.
17.Under President Coolidge, the concerns of ____________________
________________ and _______________ _______________ were largely
ignored.
18.The largest cultural _______________ in the 1920s America was between
urban Americans and Rural Americans.
19.Formal education was more important for ________________ Americans
that _______________ Americans because higher-paying jobs in the cities
required a formal education.
20.At its heart, the _________________ _______________ was a clash
between religion and science.
21.______________________ opposed immigration because they feared the
loss of jobs and damage to America’s traditions.
22.The ____________ _____________ added to nativist opposition to
immigration by immigrating more people.
23.Most Americans who opposed the ____ _______ ________ embraced the
idea that America was a “melting pot.”
24.Henry Ford was able to reduce the price of the ______________ ___ by
making his cars on a moving assembly lines and reduce the time it took to
make a car.
25.The major difference between the urban life-style and the rural life-style
was that _____________Americans had more free time.
26.The American ________________ industry was controlled by a handful of
huge studios in Hollywood, Californian.
27.In 1920, America’s first ______________ station was an immediate success.
28.The “________ ______________” of the 1920s rejected the Victorian
morality.
29.The consumer economy of the 1902s had a big effect on the lives of
______________ because it made their life easier.
30.Many ______________ _________________ migrated to the north
throughout the 1920s for a chance at a better future.
31._________________ was an American hybrid of African American and
European music forms.
32.The literature of the ___________________ ______________________
explored the pains and joys of being black in America.
33.The sense of group identity created by the Harlem Renaissance formed a
__________________ for later progress for blacks in America.
34.Most African Americans in the 1920s that lived in _________________,
came from the South and the Caribbean.
35.The significance of Harlem was that it was a central place for African
Americans to voice their concerns about ______________ problems.
36.______________ ____________________ was considered a jazz legend
because of his ability to play the trumpet and his subtle sense of
improvisation.
37._________________ ___________________ and __________________
_______________ worked hard for President Harding as cabinet members
to achieve advancement for businesses.
38.According the polls of the 1920s, not all women wanted to be
__________________, but many wanted to challenge political, economic,
social, and educational boundaries.
39.________________ ________________ was a wealthy banker who served
in the Harding administration.
40.The ____________ ____________ set the theories of Charles Darwin
against fundamentalism.
41.The _______________ _________ was the agreement intended to settle
international debts of World War I.
42.The 1920s cultural outpouring associated with African Americans was called
the _________________ ______________________.
43.The ____________ _________________ was the first film with
synchronized sound.
44._____________________ ____________ was the author that wrote of the
pain and pride of being black.
45.The manufacturing method in which each worker performs one step on an
assembly line is called ____________ ______________________.
46.____________________ ______________ was the psychologist who
stressed the importance of the unconscious mind.
47.The extremist group that targeted blacks, Jews, Catholics, and immigrants
was the ______ ________ _________.
48.A ________ __________________ is a period of time which the value of
stocks increase.