History terms list 11

6 Written Questions

1. 29th President of the US, from 1921-1923. Wanted to return the US to "normalcy" after the post-war sadness and gloom.
2. The intense fear of communism and other politically radical ideas.
3. Provided a system for enforcing the 18th amendment, but was largely ignored, especially in big cities.
4. This law reduced the annual quota to 2%, based on the 1890 census. Because the population of Southern and Eastern European countries was so low, it severely limited their immigration rates.
5. A plan to schedule German war payments, reorganize the German national bank, and approve a loan to Germany.
6. A famous fundamentalist preacher in the 1920s.

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Young women who went out and drank, smoked, and partied, while wearing shorter skirts, hair, and otherwise being rebellious.
   1. Al Capone
   2. Red Summer
   3. Flapper
   4. Red Scare
2. Raids conducted by the Justice department to root out communists, socialists, and anarchists, who they believed were trying to overthrow the government.
   1. Al Capone
   2. Dawes Plan
   3. Palmer Raids
   4. Scopes Trial
3. The nickname for the summer of 1919 because so much blood was spilled, because of mob violence against blacks.
   1. Red Scare
   2. Red Summer
   3. Al Capone
   4. Flapper
4. The feeling of all being well and quieting down after the rocky times during the war.
   1. Scopes Trial
   2. "Normalcy"
   3. Volstead Act
   4. Sacco and Vanzetti
5. A case between John T. Scopes, a science teacher teaching evolution, and the state of Tennessee, who had passed a ban on the teaching of evolution. Scopes' lawyer ridiculed fundamentalist beliefs, but he was found guilty and had to pay a $100 fine.
   1. Palmer Raids
   2. Scopes Trial
   3. Dawes Plan
   4. Marcus Garvey
6. 30th president of the US from 1923-1929, after Harding died of a heart attack. Restored the dignity of the presidency after the Harding scandals. Supported business and less government intervention.
   1. Dawes Plan
   2. Palmer Raids
   3. Al Capone
   4. Calvin Coolidge

6 True/False Questions

1. Kellogg-Briand Pact → Provided a system for enforcing the 18th amendment, but was largely ignored, especially in big cities.

   True        False

2. Marcus Garvey → Founded the Universal Negro Improvement Assossciation to help build up black economic power and self-respect. Encouraged blacks to buy shares in his Negro Factories Corporation to help support black business owners.

   True        False

3. Herbert Hoover → The nickname for the summer of 1919 because so much blood was spilled, because of mob violence against blacks.

   True        False

4. Al Capone → Young women who went out and drank, smoked, and partied, while wearing shorter skirts, hair, and otherwise being rebellious.

   True        False

5. Sacco and Vanzetti → Provided a system for enforcing the 18th amendment, but was largely ignored, especially in big cities.

   True        False

6. Ku Klux Klan → A plan to schedule German war payments, reorganize the German national bank, and approve a loan to Germany.

   True        False