M6 Inquizitive Q&A
(1,non-map)
The 1920s was a decade of prosperity and explosive economic growth for the United
States. The key driver of the decade's economic prosperity was the agricultural sector. -
(correct answer)False
(2,non-map)
Many evangelical Christians during this time felt threatened by the perceived decline of
traditional values, and supported movements to restore those values in society. Fill in
the blanks to complete the following passage.
Prohibition
benefits
the American Civil Liberties Union
Modernist
Fundamentalist
diseases
the Twenty-first Amendment
_____ Christians strongly supported _____as it greatly reduced the consumption of
alcohol, public drunkenness, and the _____elated to its abuse. - (correct
answer)Fundamentalist
Prohibition
diseases
(3,non-map)
In the early twentieth century, civil liberties gained more importance and protection for
Americans. Place the following events in chronological order, tracing several key events
that led to an expansion of civil liberties. - (correct answer)- The American Civil Liberties
Union is established.
, - The Meyer v. Nebraska ruling overturns Nebraska's law prohibiting teaching a
language other than English.
- The Court voids laws in Kansas and Minnesota that authorized censorship of speech
and the press.
- The Court overturns a censorship ban on Ulysses.
(4,non-map)
In response to the critical economic situation created by the Great Depression, Herbert
Hoover quickly and effectively passed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff, which helped to stabilize
the American economy in 1930. - (correct answer)False
(5,non-map)
Read and analyze the "Voices of Freedom" primary source document from the chapter,
titled "Majority Opinion in Meyer v. Nebraska" by Justice James C. McReynolds.
not harmful
Fourteenth Amendment
First Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
immigrants only
American-born citizens only
everyone
dangerous
Justice McReynolds argued that knowledge and instruction of the German language
was_____, rather, an individual's right to education. In this case, the instruction of the
German language was protected by the liberty of the_____, which was guaranteed to -
(correct answer)not harmful
(1,non-map)
The 1920s was a decade of prosperity and explosive economic growth for the United
States. The key driver of the decade's economic prosperity was the agricultural sector. -
(correct answer)False
(2,non-map)
Many evangelical Christians during this time felt threatened by the perceived decline of
traditional values, and supported movements to restore those values in society. Fill in
the blanks to complete the following passage.
Prohibition
benefits
the American Civil Liberties Union
Modernist
Fundamentalist
diseases
the Twenty-first Amendment
_____ Christians strongly supported _____as it greatly reduced the consumption of
alcohol, public drunkenness, and the _____elated to its abuse. - (correct
answer)Fundamentalist
Prohibition
diseases
(3,non-map)
In the early twentieth century, civil liberties gained more importance and protection for
Americans. Place the following events in chronological order, tracing several key events
that led to an expansion of civil liberties. - (correct answer)- The American Civil Liberties
Union is established.
, - The Meyer v. Nebraska ruling overturns Nebraska's law prohibiting teaching a
language other than English.
- The Court voids laws in Kansas and Minnesota that authorized censorship of speech
and the press.
- The Court overturns a censorship ban on Ulysses.
(4,non-map)
In response to the critical economic situation created by the Great Depression, Herbert
Hoover quickly and effectively passed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff, which helped to stabilize
the American economy in 1930. - (correct answer)False
(5,non-map)
Read and analyze the "Voices of Freedom" primary source document from the chapter,
titled "Majority Opinion in Meyer v. Nebraska" by Justice James C. McReynolds.
not harmful
Fourteenth Amendment
First Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
immigrants only
American-born citizens only
everyone
dangerous
Justice McReynolds argued that knowledge and instruction of the German language
was_____, rather, an individual's right to education. In this case, the instruction of the
German language was protected by the liberty of the_____, which was guaranteed to -
(correct answer)not harmful
