Question 1
In 1921, a Methodist minister and Klan member murdered a __________ on his own doorstep.
A) Catholic priest
B) Chinese laundry worker
C) African American sharecropper
D) Socialist union leader
Question 2
A Restrictionist in the 1920s would be most opposed to immigration by a(n) __________.
A) Polish Catholic man
B) impoverished English woman
C) illiterate Irish man
D) single French woman
Question 3
The National Origins Act of 1924 was aimed at limiting the immigration of __________.
A) western Europeans and Irish Protestants
B) western European Catholics and Japanese
C) southern and eastern Europeans and Japanese
D) Germans and southern and eastern Europeans
Question 4
In his novel, A Farewell to Arms, Ernest Hemingway __________.
A) ridiculed the narrowness of suburban, middle-class life
B) used the muckraking style to criticize large industries
C) rejected traditional values and the idealism of his youth
D) satirized the era's mass consumerism
Question 5
What author wrote that there was no longer any meaning in the words sacred, glorious, and sacrifice.
A) F. Scott Fitzgerald
B)Gertrude Stein
C) Sinclair Lewis
D) Ernest Hemingway
Question 6
Which sport was enormously popular in the 1920s?
A) college basketball
B) hockey
C) professional football
D) college football
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