American History: The Jazz Age and Beyond

The video explores the Roaring 20s, highlighting the transition from WWI to a period of economic prosperity under Presidents Harding and Coolidge. It discusses social changes, including the rise of Flappers and increased opportunities for women. The Red Scare and immigration laws reflect the era's fear of communism. Prohibition and fundamentalism mark significant cultural shifts, while the Harlem Renaissance showcases African-American cultural contributions.

What was the Teapot Dome scandal about during Harding's presidency?

• Espionage activities

• Illegal sale of government land

• Misuse of campaign funds

• Bribery involving oil reserves

Which agreement, signed in 1928, aimed to outlaw war?

• Versailles Treaty

• Geneva Convention

• Kellogg-Briand Pact

• League of Nations Charter

What societal change was characterized by young women known as Flappers?

• Challenging traditional norms

• Returning to rural life

• Engaging in political activism

• Adopting traditional roles

What was the main focus of the Red Scare in the 1920s?

• Fear of communism

• Fear of immigration

• Fear of economic collapse

• Fear of technological change

Which amendment ended Prohibition in the United States?

• 20th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

• 18th Amendment

• 21st Amendment

What was the outcome of the Scopes Trial?

• Scopes was acquitted

• Scopes was fined

• Scopes was imprisoned

• Scopes was pardoned

What was the Great Migration?

• Exodus of farmers to cities

• Movement of African-Americans to the North

• Migration of Europeans to America

• Relocation of Native Americans

Which music genre became popular during the Jazz Age?

• Jazz

• Classical

• Country

• Rock

Who was a prominent figure of the Harlem Renaissance?

• Sinclair Lewis

• Ernest Hemingway

• F. Scott Fitzgerald

• Langston Hughes

What architectural style is characterized by clean, sharp lines?

• Renaissance

• Gothic

• Baroque

• Art Deco