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 Multiple ChoiceIdentify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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	|  |  1.  | In the 1920's, about how
many people were lynched in the U.S.?   | 
	|  |  2.  | In the 20's, this New York
street became a symbol for the theatre. | a. | Harlem
Ave. | c. | Broadway |  | b. | Wall St. | d. | Madison Ave | 
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	|  |  3.  | What is most responsible for
the new freedom enjoyed by women in the 20's? | a. | labor saving household
technology | c. | right to
vote |  | b. | women in the workplace | d. | the radio | 
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	|  |  4.  | Duke Ellington was a
 | a. | Black musician/band
leader | c. | poet |  | b. | writer | d. | Founder of the
NAACP | 
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	|  |  5.  | Which Constitutional Amendment
gave women the right to vote?   | 
	|  |  6.  | The title of the video is
"Boom to Bust". What does the title mean? | a. | All of these are
true | c. | The decade of the 20's started
with war and ended with depression |  | b. | The decade started with prosperity and confidence and ended with the stock
market crash and the Depression | d. | Politics were loud at the start of the decade and quiet at the
end | 
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	|  |  7.  | What were
"Speakeasy's?" | a. | Place where people went to quietly
voice contempt for the government | c. | Place where people went to consume alcohol |  | b. | Place where people went to use
marijuana | d. | Place where anarchists and
communists met, quietly | 
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	|  |  8.  | In the 1920's, social and
technological change was most profound in the  | a. | urban
areas | c. | superb |  | b. | rural areas | d. | south | 
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	|  |  9.  | The capital for jazz music in
the 20's was | a. | Chicago | c. | Harlem |  | b. | Detroit | d. | Hollywood | 
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	|  |  10.  | Prohibition was created with
the _____ amendment to the constitution.   | 
	|  |  11.  | In the 20's, this New York
street became a symbol for business. | a. | Madison
Ave | c. | Wall
St. |  | b. | Harlem Ave. | d. | Broadway | 
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	|  |  12.  | In the 20's, this New York
street became a symbol for advertising. | a. | Wall
St. | c. | Harlem
Ave. |  | b. | Broadway | d. | Madison Ave | 
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	|  |  13.  | In the 20's the ethnic
group who did the menial household work for the rich were _____. This work consisted of cooking,
cleaning and laundry. | a. | Mexican
Americans | c. | Irish
Americans |  | b. | Puerto Ricans | d. | African Americans | 
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	|  |  14.  | In the 1920's there was a
rebirth in African American pride and creativity. This rebirth was called  | a. | the Harlem
Revolution | c. | the Harlem
Renaissance |  | b. | the "Back to Africa" movement | d. | the civil rights movement | 
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	|  |  15.  | What was the name of the young
pilot who made a solo flight from the U.S. to Paris? | a. | Louis
Armstrong | c. | Lou
Gehrig |  | b. | Charles Lindbergh | d. | William Jennings Bryan | 
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	|  |  16.  | Women won the right to vote in
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	|  |  17.  | In the 1920's, about how
many people belonged to the KKK? | a. | 4,000,000 | c. | 100,000,000 |  | b. | 10,000,000 | d. | 1,000,000 | 
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	|  |  18.  | What was the John Scopes trial
about? | a. | a teacher accused of teaching Darwin
as fact | c. | an anarchist who
tried to rob a warehouse |  | b. | the deportation of an alien who was advocating the violent overthrow of the
U.S. government | d. | a teacher accused of communist
activity | 
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	|  |  19.  | What organization defended John
Scopes by hiring Clarence Darrow, a famous Chicago Lawyer, to defend him? | a. | AARP | c. | NAACP |  | b. | John Birch Society | d. | American Civil Liberties Union | 
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	|  |  20.  | In the 1920's, many
Americans migrated from the _____ areas to the _____ areas of the country. | a. | rural
urban | c. | city
farm |  | b. | eastern southern | d. | urban rural | 
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