D.E. Unit 2 Chapter 24

All of the following are ways the majority of Americans respond to the self-indulgent excess of the Lost Generation EXCEPT:

(Chapter 24, page 1115)

• Still led traditional lives; they defended established values

• Created a backlash against modern city life

• Supported Progressivism and modernism

Which piece of legislation was passed to impose immigration quotas based on nationality?

(Reactionary Conservatism and Immigration Restrictions, page 1116)

• Immigration Act of 1924

• Chinese exclusion act

• Gentlemen's agreement

 Immigration Restrictions during the 1920 focused on restricting immigrants from what part of the world

(Reactionary Conservatism and Immigration Restrictions, page 1116)

• South America and the Caribbean

• Africa and the Middle East

• Southern and Eastern Europe

• Northern and Western Europe

What Italian born anarchist were executed for robbery and murder exemplifying reactionary conservatism?

(Reactionary Conservatism and Immigration Restrictions, page 1118-1119)

• Pancho Villa and General Pershing

• John scopes and Charles Darwin

• Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti

Who was known as the Grand Dragon of Indianapolis for the Ku Klux Klan?

(Reactionary Conservatism and Immigration Restriction, pages 1121-1122)

• John Scopes

• David C. Stephenson

• Hiram Wesley Evans

The teacher put on trial in 1925 for teaching evolution in public school

(Reactionary Conservatism and Immigration Restriction, page 1124)

• Clarence Darrow

• John Scopes

• William Jennings Bryan

A fundamentalist and the prosecutor during the Scopes Trial

(Reactionary Conservatism and Immigration Restriction, page 1124)

• Clarence Darrow

• John Scopes

• William Jennings Bryan

 All of the following are connections between the Great War and Prohibition EXCEPT:

(Reactionary Conservatism and Immigration Restriction, page 1126)

• Rationing dictated the need to use grain for food rather than booze

• Backlash against the majority of beer brewers because of their German background

• Allied Soldiers visited saloons too often and needed to focus more on the war

At the national level, conservatism Republicans returned to power eager to reduce the size and scope of the federal government and presidency

(A Republican Resurgence, page 1130)

• True

• False

Warren G. Harding’s presidency was not plagued by any type of corruption, however, he was disliked by the people

(A Republican Resurgence, page 1132)

• True

• False