Question

question 5
what was the teapot dome scandal about?
illegal alcohol.
attempt to bribe a supreme court judge.
illegally cast votes in the 1924 election.
illegally selling oil leases.
question 6
which of the following statements best describes the
oaring twenties\?
a very famous circus in the 1920s.
the growth of the american armed forces in the 1920s.
the discovery of oil in alaska.
great economic freedom and social freedom.

Explanation:

• Question 5: The Teapot Dome Scandal involved the illegal leasing of federal oil reserves (Teapot Dome in Wyoming and another in California) by Albert Fall, the Secretary of the Interior, to private oil companies in exchange for bribes.
• Question 6: The "Roaring Twenties" was a period of great economic prosperity (e.g., growth in industries like automobiles, radio) and social change (e.g., flapper culture, more freedoms for women in some aspects like fashion and social behavior) in the 1920s in the United States.

Answer:

• Question 5: Illegally selling oil leases.
• Question 6: Great economic freedom and social freedom.