1920s and the Jazz Age Parts 3-5

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What social issue led to the Harlem Renaissance?

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Great Migration

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What were the immigration quotas established in the Quota Acts of the 1920s based on? Options: immigrants' level of wealth, immigrants' country of origin, immigrants' religious affiliation, immigrants' political ideology

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immigrants' country of origin

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The Quota system, established as part of the US immigration policy in the 1920s, was mainly designed to

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Limit the number of immigrants from certain countries

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Which of the following is untrue about eugenics and the eugenics movement? Options: Eugenicists believed all people were capable of success and could contribute to society., Eugenicists argued that mentally deficient people should be prevented from reproducing., Eugenicists associated mental unfitness with “lower races,” including people of African, Asian, and Native American descent. In early-twentieth century America, almost half of the states enacted eugenics laws.

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Eugenicists believed all people were capable of success and could contribute to society.

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What do people crave after WWI? Options: Nachos, Return to Simpler Times, More Land, More Power

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Return to Simpler Times

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What was Harding's campaign slogan? Options: Remake America , Change You Can Believe In, He Kept Us Out of the War, Return to Normalcy

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Return to Normalcy

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Who became president when Warren G Harding died?

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Calvin Coolidge

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"The business of America is business." — President Calvin Coolidge. By making this statement, President Coolidge was expressing his support for

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the free-enterprise system

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A major reason for the emergence of a “consumer culture” in the 1920s was that advertising and installment payments encouraged buying

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advertising and installment payments encouraged buying

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Henry Ford’s use of the assembly line in the production of automobiles led directly to

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a decrease in the cost of automobiles