1920s Social & Culture 2025

They were a series of raids to arrest and deport suspected radicals and anarchists.

They were efforts to increase worker wages.

They were attempts to improve relations with Russia.

They were campaigns to promote immigration.

To limit the number of immigrants from Europe

To encourage more immigration from Asia

To promote equal immigration from all countries

To eliminate all immigration to the United States

Support for racial equality and integration

Opposition to anything contrary to their definition of 'Pure Americanism'

Promotion of jazz music and Black culture

Advocacy for women's suffrage

To promote jazz music

To encourage peaceful protests against racial violence

To support segregation

To oppose women's suffrage

Du Bois advocated for immediate social and civil rights, while Washington emphasized economic independence before civil rights.

Du Bois promoted vocational training, while Washington focused on higher education.

Du Bois believed in peaceful coexistence, while Washington encouraged protests.

Du Bois wanted segregation, while Washington fought for integration.

Women gained the right to vote in the United States.

Women were allowed to serve in the military.

Women received equal pay for equal work.

Women gained access to higher education.

18th Amendment and Volstead Act

19th Amendment and Sherman Act

21st Amendment and Prohibition Act

17th Amendment and Temperance Act