Question

the ku klux klan of the 1920s was primarily motivated by the *
1 point
○ goal of saving america from influences of foreigners.
○ prejudice against african americans only.
○ desire to isolate the united states from the rest of the world.
○ prospect of reviving the confederacy.

which of the following is not a characteristic of flappers? *
1 point
○ smoke and drank
○ short, bobbed hair
○ rebelling against social norms
○ long, ankle length dresses

Explanation:

First Question (Ku Klux Klan in 1920s)

• Analyze each option:
• Option 1: The 1920s KKK opposed immigrants, Catholics, etc., aiming to "save" America from foreign influences. This aligns with their nativist, xenophobic goals.
• Option 2: The 1920s KKK's prejudice extended beyond African Americans (e.g., against immigrants, Catholics), so "only" is incorrect.
• Option 3: Isolationism is about foreign policy, not KKK's primary motivation (they focused on domestic groups).
• Option 4: Reviving the Confederacy was not a 1920s KKK goal (they were more about broader nativism, not just Southern secession).

• Recall flapper characteristics:
• Smoke/drank, short bobbed hair, and rebelled against social norms (e.g., gender roles).
• Flappers wore short, knee - length dresses, not long ankle - length dresses (which were more traditional).

Answer:

A. goal of saving America from influences of foreigners.

Second Question (Flappers)