1920s drag and drop #1

The 1920s were a time of​ (a)   , the economy was​ (b)   for most of the ​ (c)   .

• prosperity
• expanding
• decade
• poverty
• contracting

During the​ (a)   , many ​ (b)   Americans moved from the​ (c)   to ​ (d)   cities for better​ (e)   conditions.

• Great Migration
• black
• South
• Northern
• economic
• white
• East

It was​ (a)   who perfected the​ (b)   , this allowed him to manufacture​ (c)   at a ​ (d)   that the common man could​ (e)   .

• Henry Ford
• moving assembly line
• automobiles
• price
• afford
• William Cadillac
• motorcycles

After​ (a)   , the United States does not join the​ (b)   because it would have been an ​ (c)   . ​ (d)   supported joining, but Senator​ (e)   refused to allow Congress to ratify the Treaty of Versailles.

• World War One
• League of Nations
• entangling alliance
• Woodrow Wilson
• Henry Cabot Lodge
• the Spanish-American War
• United Nations

The United States​ (a)   the island of ​ (b)   in​ (c)   , but most ​ (d)   Hawaiians ​ (e)   support the annexation.

• annexed
• Hawaii
• 1898
• native born
• did not
• Taiwan
• 1905

One reason for the​ ​ (a)   of the 1920s was​ (b)   were purchasing automobiles and new​ (c)   devices like the​ (d)   , vacuum cleaner, and washing machine. Also, the moving assembly line improved production​ (e)   which made these products cheaper.

• economic growth
• consumers
• electrical
• radio
• efficiency
• computer
• economic downturn