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A. the Spirit of St. Louis

C. the Spirit of Chicago

B. the Spirit of Evansville

D. the Spirit of M issouri

What is the name of the small plane that flewacross the Atlantic Ocean?


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What is the name of the small plane that flewacross the Atlantic Ocean?

A. the Spirit of St. Louis

D. the Spirit of M issouri


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A. Spirit of St. Louis


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A. Tough Luck

C. Technological Unemployment

B. Welfare capitalism

D. Manpower

Jobs lost when occupations becomeobsolete?


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Jobs lost when occupations becomeobsolete?


B. Welfare capitalism


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A. Emergency Restriction Act

C. Emergency Closed Act

B. Emergency Quota Act

D. Emergency Open Act

Legislation that severely cut the number ofpeople admitted to the United States?


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Legislation that severely cut the number ofpeople admitted to the United States?

A. Emergency Restriction Act B. Emergency Quota Act


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B. Emergency Quota Act


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A. tended to favor big business over small

C. favored small business over big

B. resulted in unemployment

D. resulted in an increase in poverty

The use of mass production, standardizedparts, and a nationwide market for goods


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The use of mass production, standardizedparts, and a nationwide market for goods

A. tended to favor big business over small

C. favored small business over big


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A. Favored Big Business over small


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A. Albert B. Ball

C. John F. Dewey

B. John B. Jackson

D. Albert B. Fall

President Hardings secretary ofinterior who went to jail for fraud


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President Hardings secretary ofinterior who went to jail for fraud

A. Albert B. Ball

D. Albert B. Fall


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D. Albert B. Fall


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A. Dizzy

C. Flappers

B. Eggheads

D. Stupid

Women who adapted new styles ofclothing and hair were called?


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Women who adapted new styles ofclothing and hair were called?

A. Dizzy

C. Flappers


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C. Flappers


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A. National Liberty Act

C. N ational Immigrant Act

B. National Origins Act

D. Anti Immigrant Act

This law made immigrationrestriction a permanent policy.


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This law made immigrationrestriction a permanent policy.

C. N ational Immigrant Act



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A. increase immigrationfrom Asia and Africa

C. d iscriminate against certain nationalities and races

B. decrease immigrationfrom Latin America

D. increase immigrationfrom Europe

The Purpose of the National Origins Act was to


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The Purpose of the National Origins Act was to

C. d iscriminate against certain nationalities and races

B. decrease immigrationfrom Latin America


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C. d iscriminate against certainnationalities and races


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A. From cities tosmall towns and farms

C. From suburbsto big cities

B. From farms in the Southto farms in the West

D. From farms to cities

What was the general trend ofpopulation growth in the United States

during the 1920s?


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What was the general trend ofpopulation growth in the United States

during the 1920s?

C. From suburbsto big cities D. From farms to cities


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D. From Farms to Cities


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A. He was dishonest

C. He showed favoritismto farmers

B. He was a poor judgeof character

D. He distrusted people

What did the Teapot Dome scandalindicate about Harding?


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What did the Teapot Dome scandalindicate about Harding?

A. He was dishonest B. He was a poor judgecharacter


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B. He was a poor judge of character


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A. G rowth industries

C. Bankrupt industries

B. Reclining industries

D. Consumer industries

What term describes automobiles,construction, and public utilities in the

1920s?


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What term describes automobiles,construction, and public utilities in the

1920s?

A. Growth industries

D. Consumer industries


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A. Growth Industries


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A. 23rd

C. 22nd

B. 21st

D. 20th

Which Constitutional Amendmentoverturned Prohibition?


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Which Constitutional Amendmentoverturned Prohibition?

B. 21st

D. 18th


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B. 21st


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A. Marcus Williams

C. Marcus Garvey

B. Marcus Johnson

D. None of the above

African American who led a movementthat advocated a return to Africa


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African American who led a movementthat advocated a return to Africa

C. M arcus Garvey D. None of the above


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C. Marcus Garvey


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A. Mr. Skinner

C. Mr. Cuprisin

B. M rs. Weber

D. Mr. Perry

Who is your Assist Principal incharge of programming?


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Who is your Assist Principal incharge of programming?

C. Mr. Cuprisin D. M r. Perry


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D. Mr. Perry


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Attorney whose penetrating questions madeWilliam Jennings Bryan look foolish during

the Scopes Trial

A. Clarence Darrow

C. C larence Hemingway

B. Clarence Dickens

D. Clarence Barrow


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A. Clarence Darrow

D. Clarence Barrow

Attorney whose penetrating questions madeWilliam Jennings Bryan look foolish during

the Scopes Trial


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