Quiz 2: the golden twenties

A movement of change in the postwar United States was:

A return to a normal state of affairs

Kellogg Brian pack

Agreement of 15 nations to renounce war

Prohibition

Ban of liquor sales

18th amendment

Banned the buying and selling of liquor in the United States

One group not in favor of prohibition was:

Bootleggers

Legislation passed during Hardings administration was the

Emergency quota act

Advocates of a just peace one out at the Paris peace talks

False

Do United States rejected the league of Nations because of United States policies of internationalism

False

Washington disarmament conference

Five nation treaty limiting or banning certain military equipment

Internationalism

Involvement in world affairs

Lusitania

Lead to the United States involvement in World War I

League of Nations

Organization for peaceful settlement of world problems

KKK

Organization known for its anti-black measures

National urban league

Organization promoting African-American rights

Peace of vengeance

Peace sought after World War I, dividing, limiting, and disarming Central Powers

Treaty of Versailles

Peace treaty at the end of World War I

Historians tend to agree that _____ groups were behind the 18th amendment outlawing alcohol

Religious

Teapot Dome scandal

Scandal concerning oil reserves

Isolationism

Separation from the world affairs

A nation that was not an ally power of World War I was:

Switzerland

What caused the United States to break it's neutrality and enter World War I?

The constant German thinking of trading vessels resulting in the loss of lives

And event leading to German surrender was:

The joining of the United States with the allies

Austrian Serbian hostile's initiated World War I

True

Many scandals brought suspicions concerning Hardings credibility

True

The United States wanted a change from Wilson's progressivism after World War I

True

Urbanization gave black people hope of better opportunities and advancement

True

14 points

Wilson's peace proposal

Progressivism

Wilson's policy of political and social reform in the United States