Unit 3

Question 1

Plessy v. Ferguson

Answer 1

1896

Question 2

WW1

Answer 2

1914-1918

Question 3

The Nineteenth Amendment Ratified

Answer 3

1920

Question 4

Great Depression Begins

Answer 4

1929

Question 5

FDR elected

Answer 5

1932

Question 6

Olympica in berlin

Answer 6

1936

Question 7

US In WW2

Answer 7

1941-1945

Question 8

Results of the war in the U.S. ik

Answer 8

• Soldiers did not have jobs
• They wanted to spend a lot of money
• Unhappy about the economic growth
• Death, injuries, trauma
• It made Americans not want to get involved in the world

Question 9

Women suffrage ik

Answer 9

Women suffrage - They wanted to be able to work even when the men were still their

Question 10

Red summer and the Tulsa Massacre ik

Jazz and the Harlem Renaissance

Answer 10

Red - protest for black rights, ending with police violence

Jazz & Harlem, Black artistic movements taking place in Harlem new york

Question 11

Red scare and labor unrest ik

Answer 11

Red scare - People being afraid of communism

Labor unrest - people protesting bad working conditions, Unions were accused of being communists

Question 12

Prohibition and the results ik

Answer 12

The 18th amendment making alcohol illegal, it caused people to illegally sell alcohol

Question 13

Roaring 20s and breaking boundaries ik

Answer 13

• People spending alot of money, a lot of drinking, dancing, and partying
• Lots of rich people and new businesses

Question 14

Urban centers and NYC and the lives of the wealthy ik

Answer 14

• People moving into the cities, New York getting very popular
• Made a lot of money and spent it on luxuries

Question 15

Cotton club ik

Answer 15

A jazz club with black musicians in Harlem

Question 16

Lower east side and europeans immigrants ik

Answer 16

• A less wealthy part of New York, lots of Irish and German immigrants
• Tightly packed in small spaces

Question 17

Rural America ik

Answer 17

How people were farming and didn’t know how to farm, the government were giving away farm land move citizens out of the city

Question 18

Advertising and credit ik

Answer 18

• Advertising: Brands starting advertising on the radio and newspaper
• Credit: Stores offering people to pay later

Question 19

Radio and importance ik

Answer 19

Families that would listen to radio shows together, and it made Americans feel more connected

Question 20

Social changes ik

Answer 20

Women (flappers and vamps)

Flappers: dancers, more free
Vamps: women who smoke and drank in public

Question 21

Fundamentalism ik

Answer 21

• Christians being upset about women being more free in public
• Traditional values of family and women in the house

Question 22

Scopes trial (science v. religion) ik

Answer 22

It’s when a school teacher was put on trial for teaching evolution

Question 23

Nativism and intolerance ik

Answer 23

• KKK

Nativism: Americans not wanting immigrants to come to the U.S.

Intolerance: Treating them badly