US History Module 21 Lesson

the rapid pace of technological advances.

the expansion of the automobile industry.

a policy of dramatic tax cuts on corporate profits, personal

incomes, and inheritances.

all of the above.


To prevent war

To limit military buildup

To force European nations to repay their war debts

To end the use of protective tariffs

Woodrow Wilson

Mitchell Palmer

Calvin Coolidge

Warren G. Harding

Congress passed the Johnson-Reed Act.

Gangs in New York and Chicago developed criminal empires centered on illegal importation of alcohol.

Speakeasies opened in cities across the nation.

Flappers became a symbol of defiance to the law.

shorter hair styles

skirts worn to the ankles

drinking and smoking

slang vocabulary

Margaret Sanger

Alice Paul

Zelda Fitzgerald

Clara Bow


It favored immigration restriction as well as White supremacy.

Its activities were limited to the South.

It repudiated fundamentalist Protestantism.

Many of its members were elected to Congress.

I only

I and III only

II and III only

I, III, and IV only

W.E.B. DuBois

J. Edgar Hoover

Marcus Garvey

Langston Hughes

The Leopold-Loeb trial

The John T. Scopes trial

The Sacco-Vanzetti trial d.

The Albert B. Fall trial