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Immigrants accused of anarchy for robbing shoe factories and killed 2 employees
A. William Simmons
B. Sacco and Vanzetti
C. Edward Hopper
Sacco and Vanzetti
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People who oppose all forms of government
A. anarchists
B. eugenics
C. Ku Klux Klan
anarchists
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False science that deals with improving hereditary traits
A. anarchists
B. eugenics
C. Ku Klux Klan
eugenics
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Founder of the new KKK in Georgia
A. Edward Hopper
B. Charles Darwin
C. William Simmons
William Simmons
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Established a temporary quota system, limiting immigration
A. Emergency Quota Act
B. National Origins Act
C. Butler Act
Emergency Quota Act
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Made immigration restriction a permanent policy
A. Emergency Quota Act
B. National Origins Act
C. Butler Act
National Origins Act
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Population of this group increased due to their exemption from the National Origins Act and the need for cheap farm labor
A. German
B. Hispanic
C. Italian
Hispanic
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What fraction of the population lived in the city at this time?
A. 1/3
B. 1/4
C. 1/2
1/2
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This played a role in encouraging new morality.
A. automobile
B. telephone
C. computers
automobile
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Women's right to vote.
A. 18th amendment
B. 19th amendment
C. 21st amendment
19th amendment
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How many women were serving in the State legislature?
A. 150
B. 100
C. 145
145
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How many women were serving in the House of Representatives?
A. 2
B. 10
C. 20
2
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Young dynamic, stylish, and unconventional women
A. swingers
B. dreamers
C. flappers
flappers
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Wrote the Age of Innocence.
A. Margaret Mead
B. Edith Wharton
C. Margaret Sanger
Edith Wharton
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1st female anthropologist, published Coming of Age in Samoa
A. Margaret Mead
B. Edith Wharton
C. Margaret Sanger
Margaret Mead
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Return to traditional values
A. Bohemian
B. Fundamentalism
C. Creationism
Fundamentalism
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Believed in evolutionism
A. Charles Darwin
B. Edith Wharton
C. Margaret Mead
Charles Darwin
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Belief that God created the world as described in the Bible
A. Bohemian
B. Fundamentalism
C. Creationism
Creationism
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Outlawed any teaching that denied the story of Divine Creation of man as taught in the Bible
A. Emergency Quota Act
B. National Origins Act
C. Butler Act
Butler Act
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High school Biology teacher put on trial for teaching evolution
A. John Scopes
B. Charles Darwin
C. Edward Hopper
John Scopes
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Prosecutor during the Scopes Trial
A. John Scopes
B. William Bryan
C. Clarence Darrow
William Bryan
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Defended Scopes
A. John Scopes
B. William Bryan
C. Clarence Darrow
Clarence Darrow
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Banned alcohol
A. 18th amendment
B. 19th amendment
C. 21st amendment
18th amendment
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Enforced the 18th Amendment
A. Butler Act
B. Emergency Quota Act
C. Volstead Act
Volstead Act
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Government's power to control people and property in the interest of public safety, health, welfare, and morals
A. police powers
B. 21st amendment
C. legislative powers
police powers
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Secret bars that sold alcohol
A. bootleggers
B. flappers
C. speakeasies
speakeasies
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Those who smuggled alcohol into US
A. bootleggers
B. flappers
C. speakeasies
bootleggers
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One of the most successful and violent gangsters - nicknamed Scarface
A. Eliot Ness
B. William Bryan
C. Al Copone
Al Copone
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Brought Al Capone to justice
A. Eliot Ness
B. William Bryan
C. Al Copone
Eliot Ness
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Repealed the 18th Amendment
A. 18th Amendment
B. 19th Amendment
C. 21st Amendment
21st Amendment
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Artistic and unconventional lifestyle of neighborhoods (Greenwich Village)
A. Bohemian
B. Fundamentalism
C. Creationism
Bohemian
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WW1 ambulance driver who wrote The Old Man and the Sea
A. F. Scott Fitzgerald
B. Sinclair Lewis
C. Ernest Hemmingway
Ernest Hemmingway
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Wrote The Great Gatsby
A. F. Scott Fitzgerald
B. Sinclair Lewis
C. Ernest Hemmingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Most popular writer of the time - wrote Main Street and Babbitt
A. F. Scott Fitzgerald
B. Sinclair Lewis
C. Ernest Hemmingway
Sinclair Lewis
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Hit 60 homeruns - called The Babe
A. George Herman Ruth
B. Jim Thorpe
C. Jack Dempsey
George Herman Ruth
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One of first negro baseball players
A. Jack Dempsey
B. Harold Red Grange
C. Satchel Paige
Satchel Paige
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Heavy weight boxer
A. Jack Dempsey
B. Harold Red Grange
C. Satchel Paige
Jack Dempsey
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American Indian, won gold in Olympics
A. Harold Red Grange
B. Jim Thorpe
C. Satchel Paige
Jim Thorpe
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1st talking picture
A. The Great Gatsby
B. Jungle Book
C. The Jazz Singer
The Jazz Singer
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Period of African American artistic accomplishments
A. Bohemian
B. Fundamentalism
C. Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
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Style of music influenced by Dixieland music and ragtime (New Orleans)
A. jazz
B. folk
C. rock
jazz
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1st great trumpet and cornet player in jazz
A. Duke Ellington
B. Bessie Smith
C. Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong
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Soulful style of music that evolved from African American Spirituals
A. jazz
B. folk
C. blues
blues
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Most famous Harlem nightspot
A. Speakeasies
B. Cotton Club
C. Harlem Hut
Cotton Club
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Empress of the blues
A. Bessie Smith
B. Edith Wharton
C. Clara Barton
Bessie Smith
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1st African American Representative from the North
A. Marcus Garve
B. Oscar DePriest
C. Duke Ellington
Oscar DePriest
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