Throughout the 1920s, legislators’ threats to __________ governors indicated an intense power play between the Democratic and Republican parties.
Which economic industry struggled during the prosperous 1920s?
A fundamental reason reformers sought the prohibition of alcohol was that they claimed it would __________.
Which armed forces arrived the day following the Tulsa Race Riot, too late to stop the destruction of African American neighborhoods?
The 1921 Tulsa Race Riot was sparked when a newspaper reported that an African American man had harmed a white woman in what public space?
In the aftermath of the Tulsa Race Riot, no charges were filed against rioters and __________.
Oklahoma’s economy weakened immediately after World War I as a result of decreased production, worker layoffs, and __________.
In the early twentieth century, large national automobile manufacturers like the Ford Motor Company used __________ to produce cars more efficiently.
Which of the following was not a result of the discovery of oil in the Greater Seminole fields in the 1920s?
Which group was most targeted during the Palmer Raids?
In the early twentieth century, the automobile industry impacted Oklahoma society in that it provided thousands of jobs, spurred the construction of highway systems, and __________.
Which of the following amendments to the US Constitution is identified correctly? i. 18th Amendment – women were granted the right to vote ii. 21st Amendment – the sale and manufacture of alcohol was prohibited
The discovery of large deposits of __________ helped to cause an economic boom in Oklahoma during the 1920s.
Reasons for increased racial tension following World War I included increased rioting, urban overcrowding, and __________.
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