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What do sources A and B suggest about the treatment of some
black Americans during this period? (4 marks)
Source B
Source A
A segregated drinking fountain
From an article published in a newspaper for black Americans, 1921
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What do sources A and B suggest about black migration to
the north in the 1920s? (4 marks)
Source B
Source A
Urban black population, 1920 - 1930
From an article published in a newspaper for black Americans, 19217
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What do sources A and B suggest about attitudes to
immigration during this period? (4 marks)
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Describe the treatment of Native Americans during this period.
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Describe how 1919 was a year of particular political extremism.
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Use source C and your own knowledge to explain the effects of
the National Origins Act of 1924 (6 marks)
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Use source C and your own knowledge to explain why the KKK
were able to operate freely in the 1920s. (6 marks)
Source C
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Use source C and your own knowledge to explain why there was
opposition to alcohol in the USA. (6 marks)
Source C
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Use source C and your own knowledge to explain how gangsters
attempted to control local politics. (6 marks)
Source C
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Use source C and your own knowledge to explain the racial
intolerance that existed in southern states of the USA.
(6 marks)
Source C
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Why was this cartoon published in 1922? (6 marks)
A cartoon which appeared in an American newspaper in 1922
showing the Teapot Dome Scandal. One of the figures running
away is Albert Fall.
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Why was this interview published in 1928? (6 marks)
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How useful are sources are sources D and E to a historian
studying the beliefs of religious fundamentalism? (8 marks)
A report on the Monkey Trial in the Baltimore Evening Sun, July 1925
Source D
Source E
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How useful are sources D and E in supporting the view that
the gangster era was a time of violence? (8 marks)
Source D
Source E
Poster advertising the
1932 gangster film
Scarface
The front page of The
Chicago Daily News
newspaper carrying the
news of the St Valentine’s
Day massacre, 1929
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How useful are sources D and E to a historian studying the Sacco
and Vanzetti case? (8 marks)
Source D
Source E
Demonstrators in Boston in 1925 in support of Sacco and Vanzetti
A comment made about Judge Thayer who presided over the original
Sacco and Vanzetti case. It was made in 1930 by Felix Frankfurter, a
lawyer who campaigned for a retrial, and who wrote a book who
criticised the original trial.
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Historians have made different interpretations about Prohibition in
1920s America.
One interpretation is that the banning of alcohol was not widely
supported by the American people.
How far do you agree with this interpretation?
In your answer, you should use the evidence below and your own
knowledge of how and why there are different interpretations of
the Prohibition era.
(10 marks)
Evidence 1
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How far do the actions of the KKK best highlight the political
and social challenges that were present in America during this
period? (12 marks)
In your answer you should discuss the various evidence that
reflects the social and political challenges in America at this
time, including the actions of the KKK
Marks for spelling, punctuation and the accurate use of grammar are allocated to this question. (3 marks)
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What do sources A and B suggest about the new consumer
society that emerged in 1920s America? (4 marks)
Sales staff of the 1920s with early models of domestic appliances now familiar to us all. Making and marketing these goods provided
many thousands of jobs.
The inside of Bloomingdales, a large chain store in New York
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Source B
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What do sources A and B suggest about the impact of the
automobile to the Americans living in rural areas? (4 marks)
A farmer’s wife in 1918 writing to Henry Ford
Alistair Cooke, America, 1973
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What do sources A and B suggest about the immediate effects of
the Wall Street Crash? (4 marks)
From an interview given by Arthur Robertson, a young businessman at the time of the crash.
Wall Street on Thursday, 24 October. A crowd began to form outside the Stock Exchange and police arrived to keep order.
“A cigar stock at the time (1929) was selling for $115 a share. The
market collapsed. The $115 stock dropped to 42 and the
company president jumped out of the window of his Wall Street
office.”
Source A
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What do sources A and B suggest about the fortunes of
farmers during the 1920s? (4 marks)
A cartoon commenting on the farmers’ situation in the 1920s
Source A
Source B
Farm income in billions of dollars
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Describe how WWI impacted on the US economy. (4 marks)
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Describe the groups in American society that did not benefit from
‘the boom’. (4 marks)
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Describe the developments in Transport and Construction in the
1920s. (4 marks)
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Why was this published? (6 marks)
Daniel Snowman, USA, the Twenties to Vietnam, 1968
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Use source C and your own knowledge to explain the development
of the construction and transport during this time.
(6 marks)
Workers constructing the Empire State Building. Announced in 1929, it was to be the tallest building in the
world.
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Use source C and your own knowledge to explain the positive
knock-on effects of the assembly line in 1920s America.
(6 marks)
The rise of the car, showing a dramatic increase in just ten years.
Source C
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How useful are sources are sources D and E to a historian studying
why car ownership grew so rapidly in the 1920s?
(8 marks)
The Ford assembly line in operation
“It is better to sell a large number of cars at a reasonable small
margin than to sell fewer cars at a larger margin of profit. I hold
this because it enables a large number of people to buy and enjoy
the use of a car and because it gives a large number of men
employment at good wages.”
Henry Ford, 1925
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Were the policies of the Republican governments of the 1920s
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In your answer you should discuss the various causes of the
economic boom, including the policies of Republican presidents.
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Was long-term overproduction in industry the main reason for the
Wall Street Crash? (12 marks)
In your answer you should discuss the various causes of the Wall
Street Crash, including the long-term overproduction in industry.
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Describe the impact of the motor car on the rise of popular leisure
activities in 1920s America.
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Describe the impact of the radio on the USA in the 1920s.
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What do sources A and B suggest about the popularity of
baseball during this period? (4 marks)
A baseball game as a stadium in New York, 1927
Babe Ruth, 1924
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What do sources A and B suggest about the evolution in
women’s fashion during the early part of 20th century America?
(4 marks)
A school teacher in 1905
A fashion page from Woman’s Journal, December 1927
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What do sources A and B suggest about the changing attitude of
some women in America during the 1920s? (4 marks)
Women in Chicago being arrested for wearing banned bathing suits that were viewed as too revealing and figure hugging, 1921.
Two flappers on motor cycles, 1926
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Use source C and your own knowledge to explain the importance
of movie stars in aiding the growth of the cinema?
(6 marks)
International film star Charlie Chaplin, starring in the 1921 motion picture The Kid.
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Why was this advertisement published in 1925? (6 marks)
An advertisement for the movie Alimony, 1925
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How useful are sources are sources D and E to a historian learning
about the emergence of new styles of music and dance in 1920s
America? (8 marks)
Rev. Burke Culpepper, preaching at a Methodist Church in 1925
Dancing the Charleston in Broadway. Before the war dancing had been formal and slow. This gave way
to fast, rhythmic dances like the Charleston
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Source E
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How useful are sources are sources D and E in suggesting this
period was not a time of great positive change for all American
women? (8 marks)
J.T. Patterson, America in the Twentieth Century, 1999
American women in rural areas continuing to play traditional roles. 1923.
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Source E
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Historians have made different interpretations about the changing
status of women in 1920s America.
One interpretation is that the this decade was a time of great
change for American women.
How far do you agree with this interpretation?
In your answer, you should use the evidence below and your own
knowledge of how and why there are different interpretations of
about the extent of change for women in 1920s America.
(10 marks)
Evidence 1
From an article in the New York Times in 1922, written by a flapper.
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Evidence 3
Comments made by middle and working class mothers about their daughters, 1920s
“Girls aren’t so modest nowadays; they dress differently.”
“It’s the girls’ clothing; we can’t keep our boys decent
when girls dress that way”
“Girls are far more aggressive today. They call the boys up
to try to make dates with them. I would never have done
that when I was a girl!”
A historian exploring the changing status of women in the 1920s, America: Past and Present, 1995
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Was jazz the most important development in culture and
society in this period?
(12marks)
In your answer you should discuss the various influences on
the social and cultural environment during this time, including
the role of jazz.
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