Which  defines the Espionage Act : A. The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or  abridged by the United Stares or by ay State on account of sex. B. The suppression of antiwar sentiment during World War I prohibiting the obstructing of military recruiting, aiding the enemy, or causing insubordination in the armed forces. C. Outlawed disloyal, profane, or abusive language intended to disrepute or cause contempt to the government , Constitution or flag. D. The focusing of products on the needs, desires and anxieties of consumers rather than on its qualities.

Advertisement, regardless of used media, played a major role in boosting the profits of corporations during the 1920s.

This case questioned the legality of laws that put citizens in life threatening danger and force them to serve against their will.     A. Sacco-Vanzetti Case.   B. Schenck v. United States.   C. The Red Scare.   D. All of the above.

This case questioned the legality of laws that put citizens in life threatening danger and force them to serve against their will.     A. Sacco-Vanzetti Case.   B. Schenck v. United States.   C. The Red Scare.   D. All of the above.

During  the  1920s, fashion played a major part in cultivating women’s new  sense of  independence.

During  the  1920s, fashion played a major part in cultivating women’s new  sense of  independence.

The  Great Depression was solely caused by the stock market crash of  1929.

In the  1920s,  the radio was not the newest form of communication for the public.

The Ku Klux Klan:   A. declined in the 1920s and eventually disappeared completely.   B. flourished in the early 1920s, especially in the North and West.   C. had fewer than 500 members nationwide by the mid- 1920s.   D. continued to only target African- Americans.  e. was limited in its political influence.

In the 1920s, advertising convinced people of  A. The importance of consumer goods was stressed with the use of sophisticated and convincing advertisement.     B. People did not enjoy the constant presence of ads in everywhere they looked.   C. There were no such thing as public ads before the 1920s.   D. None of the above.