1 A) the Normalcy Gang B) the Ohio Gang C) the Teapot Gang D) Harding's Men 2 A) accepted bribes in exchange for the lease of U.S. Navy oil reserves B) accepted bribes in exchange for pardons C) accepted bribes in exchange for the sale of a German company D) pocketed the proceeds from the sale of publicly owned goods 3 A) raising workers' wages B) shortening the workweek C) introducing the assembly line in automobile production D) welcoming unions 4 A) Technological advances of the 1920s failed to address the agricultural industry. B) Weather factors led to disappointing crop yields. C) Demand for crops increased, but farmers' prices dropped. D) European demand for crops dropped, while farmers' debts remained the same. 5 A) their traditional values B) the nation’s growing urbanism C) their new social, economic, and intellectual freedoms D) the new wonders of industrialism 6 A) depicting the challenges of the individual in the modern world B) drawing inspiration from natural environments C) attempting to convey the romanticism of the period D) representing Americans’ return to traditional values 7 The Great Gatsby. A) Ernest Hemingway B) F. Scott Fitzgerald C) Carl Sandburg D) Eugene O’Neill 8 A) fostering a national culture B) making Americans feel disillusioned with urbanization C) increasing interest in traditional values D) creating regional barriers 9 A) a desire to return to Africa B) a call for self-reliance C) proud defiance of racism D) the importance of assimilating into American culture 10 A) used propaganda B) used political lobbying C) used the influence of the NAACP D) voted as a bloc
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