American History Ch. 24

Front 1

The auto industry was ______________

Back 1

key in making the economy strong.

Front 2

Psychiatry began to spread the ideas of _______ and _____________.

Back 2

Freud and Carl Jung

Front 3

Commercial travel by _______ increased

Back 3

airplanes

Front 4

New form of media

Back 4

radio

Front 5

Welfare Capitalism (small percentage of population)

Back 5

higher wages
shorter hours
pensions
paid vacation

Front 6

Ads played a major role in ______

Back 6

consumerism

Front 7

The U.S. was a __________ society by the 1920s.

Back 7

consumer

Front 8

Three technical colleges

Back 8

MIT, Purdue, California Tech.

Front 9

John Watson wanted to use _____________ and ______________ to treat the mentally ill.

Back 9

observation and therapy

Front 10

After WWI, women looked to these people for help in motherhood and child rearing:

Back 10

doctors, nurses, trained educators

Front 11

John Scopes trial

Back 11

John Scopes was fired for teaching evolution. He was defended by the ACLU. He lost.

Front 12

Harlem Renaissance

Back 12

outburst of black artists, musicians, etc.

Front 13

Harlem Renaissance

Back 13

outburst of black artists, musicians, etc.

Front 14

D.W. Griffith's movie ____ helped to ______ the KKK.

Back 14

Birth of a Nation; revive

Front 15

Volstead Act or 18th Amend.

Back 15

stopped all alcohol in the U.S.

Front 16

Margaret Sanger

Back 16

wanted birth control available to working class women

Front 17

religion was divided between ____ and ____.

Back 17

modernists and fundamentalists

Front 18

Modernists favored _______.
Fundamentalists favored ________.

Back 18

M - modern science and darwinism.
F - traditional faith.

Front 19

Immigration Act of 1921:

Back 19

had 3% of a nationality based on the census of 1910

Front 20

National Origins Act of 1924:

Back 20

had 2% of a nationality based on 1890 population.

Front 21

The KKK expanded hate to ____________.
The KKK expanded into ________ and _____.

Back 21

Catholics, immigrants, and Jews.

North and Midwest

Front 22

Debunkers

Back 22

(a) were upset over the modern society
(b) ridiculed democracy, politics, art and religion

Front 23

Babbitt

Back 23

a book by Sinclair Lewis that criticized the Bourgeois society.

Front 24

Flappers

Back 24

women with new clothing, hairstyles, language, and behavior

Front 25

William Jennings Bryan

Back 25

famous politician who represented TN in the John Scopes trial

Front 26

New developments of the 20s - fueled by electricity

Back 26

electric appliances, nylons, aluminum, oil, plastics

Front 27

first commercial radio station out of Pittsburgh

Back 27

KDKA

Front 28

Therapy was held in curing ____, ____, and ______.

Back 28

phobias, alcohol, and drug addictions

Front 29

Teapot Dome Scandal

Back 29

famous scandal of the Harding Admin.

Front 30

Policies of Sec. of Treasury Andrew Mellon

Back 30

reduced inheritance taxes, reduced corporate taxes, reduced income taxes, paid off WWI debt

Front 31

Coolidge believed in Laissez-Faire. This means

Back 31

letting businesses be alone with no government interference.

Front 32

Famous authors of the 20s:

Back 32

Fitzgerald, Hemingway, O'Neill, Eliot

Front 33

_______ and _______ helped expand black racial heritage.

Back 33

Langston Hughes and James Johnson

Front 34

Gangs in the 20s:

Back 34

smuggled liquor into the US and were rich and powerful

Front 35

Volstead Act split people between _________ and ___________.

Back 35

Wets and drys

Front 36

Immigration laws were aimed at ______ and ________ Europe.

Back 36

South and East

Front 37

No immigration limits on ________.

Back 37

Northwest Europeans