Roaring Twenties

Students will read and analyze an overview of nativism in the Roaring 20s, the Immigration Act of 1917, the Emergency Quota Act of 1921, and the Immigration Act of 1924 by answering 6 questions. They will then analyze 14 political cartoons according to 5...

Students will review what they learned about the people, trends, events, acts, and more of the 1920s by making trading cards or a cube. Both options balance academic requirements with personal choice and creativity. A teacher information page, cube...

Students read 10 quotes about the Roaring 1920s from various point of view and covering different topics (immigration, consumerism, jazz, prohibition, women's suffrage, evolution, etc), analyze 9 images, answer 19 questions, and respond to up to 5...

Students will read an account on prohibition during the Roaring 20s from the point of view of a German tourist to New York in 1927. They will then answer 10 questions, complete 2 tasks, and analyze 8 images by responding to provided prompts. This would...

Students can use this editable Roaring 1920s test as a review packet or as an end of unit assessment. It has matching, true/false/fix, multiple choice, image identification, and academic identification questions. The answers are included and if used as a...

Students review what they learned about the people, events, publications, organizations, and more of the Harlem Renaissance by making trading cards or a cube. Both options balance academic requirements with personal choice and creativity. A teacher...

Students will learn about, or review, the people, events, publications, organizations, and more of the Harlem Renaissance by working through this learning packet. There are 2 pages of an informational overview followed by 9 questions and a comprehension...

Students review what they learned about the Roaring 20s by creating a one pager. They will address 10 items out of 13 and must complete an overarching academic task (they have a choice from 4 prompts). Topics are provided as starting points and there are...

Students will complete true, false, fix to review what they learned through a year of American History/U.S. History (including but not limited to colonization, the Revolutionary War, Washington to Jefferson, the War of 1812, Andrew Jackson, Antebellum...

These resources for the Roaring 1920s introduce the social trends, events, people, and more of the 1920s in US History, including but not limited to: Red Scare, immigration and nativism, flappers, prohibition, Al Capone, Wright Brothers, Lindbergh, Sacco...

Students analyze 16 documents, answer 16 historical context questions, complete a sorting chart, and write a DBQ essay to review the Roaring 1920s. There are 12 essay prompts for students to choose from (one allows for the class or teacher to make one of...

These are 375+ focus questions, thinking prompts, essential questions, objectives, guiding questions, review questions, writing prompts, even test or essay questions that you can use for all of U.S. History (American History). They would work as part of...