Question

roaring 20s common assessment (10/29/25)
which pair of events illustrates an accurate cause - and - effect relationship? (cause --> effect)
○ sacco and vanzetti trial --> ratification of the woman suffrage amendment
○ rebirth of the kkk --> ratification of the 18th amendment
○ red scare --> demand for limits on immigration
○ lowered production --> start of the great depression

Explanation:

• The Sacco and Vanzetti trial was about the prosecution of two Italian - American anarchists. The 19th Amendment (woman suffrage) was ratified in 1920, while the Sacco and Vanzetti trial was in 1921 - 1927. There is no causal link.
• The rebirth of the KKK (1915) was mainly about white supremacy, nativism, etc. The 18th Amendment (Prohibition) was ratified in 1919. There is no direct causal relationship.
• The Red Scare (fear of communism) led to a sense of national insecurity. This, in turn, led to a demand for limits on immigration as immigrants were sometimes wrongly associated with radical ideas.
• The start of the Great Depression was more complex, involving over - production, stock market speculation, etc., not lowered production.

Answer:

Red Scare → demand for limits on immigration