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Unit 7: Period 7: 1890–1945
7.4 The Roaring Twenties
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The Roaring Twenties was a period of significant economic growth and cultural transformation in the United States following World War
I
What were the key factors contributing to the economic boom of the Roaring Twenties?
Rapid industrialization and consumer culture
What were the significant social changes of the Roaring Twenties?
Flapper culture, technology advancements, urbanization
Stock market speculation during the Roaring Twenties created a financial bubble that eventually led to the Great Depression.
True
The unsustainable economic practices of the Roaring Twenties contributed to the
Great Depression
.
True
Urbanization and the rise of cities contributed to cultural changes in the 1920s.
True
Stock market speculation in the 1920s created a sustainable economic foundation.
False
The "
flapper
" style of fashion symbolized independence and liberation for women.
True
The Red Scare was fueled by events like the Bolshevik Revolution and the bombing of government buildings.
True
The
Scopes
"Monkey" Trial highlighted the growing divide between modernist and traditionalist values in American society.
True
What was the primary goal of the 18th Amendment (Prohibition)?
Eliminate alcohol consumption
Arrange the following consequences of Prohibition in logical order:
1️⃣ Rise of organized crime
2️⃣ Thriving of speakeasies
3️⃣ Increased bootlegging
4️⃣ General disrespect for law
The economic boom of the Roaring Twenties was fueled by rapid
industrialization
and mass production.
Match the aspect of the Roaring Twenties with its description:
Economic Boom ↔️ Rapid industrialization and mass production
Cultural Changes ↔️ Urbanization and the rise of cities
Flapper Culture ↔️ Symbolized independence and liberation for women
The Roaring Twenties saw the emergence of the "flapper" culture, which challenged traditional gender
roles
The "flapper" style during the Roaring Twenties symbolized independence and
liberation
What were the major cultural trends of the Roaring Twenties?
Jazz music, movies, flapper fashion
The economic boom of the Roaring Twenties was fueled by rapid industrialization and mass
production
Match the social change with its description:
Flapper Culture ↔️ Challenged traditional gender roles
Technology Advancements ↔️ Introduced radio and automobiles
Urbanization ↔️ Shift from rural to urban areas
Jazz music became widely popular in the Roaring Twenties, with artists like Louis Armstrong and Duke
Ellington
Match the cultural aspect with its description:
Jazz Music ↔️ Emergence of "hot" jazz
Movies ↔️ Rise of silent films
Fashion ↔️ "Flapper" style introduced
What was the purpose of the 18th Amendment during Prohibition?
Banned alcohol production
Match the aspect of Prohibition with its description:
Goal of Prohibition ↔️ Eliminate alcohol consumption
Key Figures ↔️ Al Capone and other mob leaders
Legislative Act ↔️ 18th Amendment
Prohibition was successful in eliminating alcohol consumption in the United States.
False
Match the cultural change with its description:
Flapper Culture ↔️ Symbolized independence and liberation for women
Urbanization ↔️ Shift from rural to urban areas
What economic event marked the end of the Roaring Twenties and the start of the Great Depression?
Stock market crash
The Progressive Era's emphasis on social justice influenced the cultural and social changes of the Roaring
Twenties
.
What was the central conflict in the Scopes "Monkey" Trial?
Modernism vs. traditionalism
What amendment led to Prohibition in the United States?
18th Amendment
The Red Scare led to the persecution of suspected
radicals
and immigrants.
True
The Roaring Twenties was a period of significant social and cultural change in the
United States
.
True
Who was a notorious figure in organized crime during Prohibition?
Al Capone
The economic boom of the 1920s led to increased participation of women in the
workforce
Match the economic factor with its impact during the Roaring Twenties:
Rapid Industrialization ↔️ Increased production efficiency
Growth of Consumer Culture ↔️ Rising disposable incomes
Stock Market Speculation ↔️ Bubble that led to Great Depression
What was the Roaring Twenties known for?
Economic growth and cultural transformation
The economic prosperity of the Roaring Twenties was built on sustainable financial practices.
False
The stock market boom during the Roaring Twenties was driven by speculation and rising asset prices.
True
Jazz music became widely popular during the Roaring Twenties, with artists like Louis Armstrong and Duke
Ellington
The growth of consumer culture was driven by rising disposable incomes and the availability of
credit
What was the name of the dance craze associated with jazz in the 1920s?
Charleston
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