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Usa: 1919-1932 - Us Society In The 1920S
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Q.1.
What kind of behaviour would you expect from a "flapper" in the 1920s?
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Smoking in public
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Wearing a corset
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Using cosmetics
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Sporting close-cropped hair
Q.2.
Which racist organisation used burning crosses to advertise their presence?
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The John Birch Society
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The White America Defence League
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The Ku Klux Klan
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The Confederacy
Q.3.
For which team did "Babe" Ruth regularly play baseball?
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Trenton Thunderbirds
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The Railriders
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The Boston Red Sox
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The New York Yankees
Q.4.
In which state did the Monkey-Scopes Trial take place in 1925?
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Kentucky
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West Virginia
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Tennessee
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North Carolina
Q.5.
Which infamous murder of 1929 forced the authorities to take firmer measures against gang members like Al Capone and Lucky Luciano?
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The Jonny Torrio Shoot Out
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The Christmas Massacre
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The Ascension Day Murders
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The St. Valentine's Day Massacre
Q.6.
The Volstead Act of 1919 introduced strict controls on the manufacture and consumption of alcohol. What name was given to this policy?
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Abstinence
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De-Alcoholisation
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Prohibition
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Speaking Easy
Q.7.
Which of the following musical styles was most popular among young people in the 1920s?
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Pop
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Jazz
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Country
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Folk
Q.8.
Of which new artistic style was New York's Chrysler Building an example?
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Modernism
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Art Deco
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Cubism
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Bauhaus
Q.9.
Of what are the following all examples during the 1920s? The "Charleston", the "Black Bottom", the "Lindy Hop" and the "Breakaway".
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Dance Crazes
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Women's hair styles
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Swimming strokes
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Items of women's underwear
Q.10.
In the "Red Scare" that swept America in the 1920s two Italian Americans, Sacco and Vanzetti, were executed in What political beliefs did they share?
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Fascism
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Communism
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Anarchism
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Christian Socialism
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