9. what type of immigration system did the united states immigration act of 1924 establish during the coolidge administration?
a. a \first come, first served\ system
b. a specific national quota system based on the 1890 census
c. a lottery system
d. a new federal department to process immigration applications

10. in what way was the kellogg–briand pact not considered very successful?
a. because only a few nations agreed to sign it
b. because there was no way to enforce the pact
c. because there was no provision for use of force against any nations that violated the treaty
d. both b and c

11. the passage of the 18th amendment was the end result of ______.
a. segregation
b. the workers movement
c. the womens suffrage movement
d. the temperance movement

12. the passage of the 19th amendment was a result of the ______.
a. womans christian temperance union
b. isolationist movement
c. womens suffrage movement
d. labor movement

13. how did growing economic opportunities during the 1920s affect women?
a. women were openly accepted into all work environments as equals.
b. due to laws at the time, women were not allowed to work in any field other than nursing.
c. women were allowed to take up light duty cottage industries within their homes.
d. women were able to seek employment in historically male - dominated fields.

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9. what type of immigration system did the united states immigration act of 1924 establish during the coolidge administration?
a. a \first come, first served\ system
b. a specific national quota system based on the 1890 census
c. a lottery system
d. a new federal department to process immigration applications

10. in what way was the kellogg–briand pact not considered very successful?
a. because only a few nations agreed to sign it
b. because there was no way to enforce the pact
c. because there was no provision for use of force against any nations that violated the treaty
d. both b and c

11. the passage of the 18th amendment was the end result of ______.
a. segregation
b. the workers movement
c. the womens suffrage movement
d. the temperance movement

12. the passage of the 19th amendment was a result of the ______.
a. womans christian temperance union
b. isolationist movement
c. womens suffrage movement
d. labor movement

13. how did growing economic opportunities during the 1920s affect women?
a. women were openly accepted into all work environments as equals.
b. due to laws at the time, women were not allowed to work in any field other than nursing.
c. women were allowed to take up light duty cottage industries within their homes.
d. women were able to seek employment in historically male - dominated fields.

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### Question 9
# Brief Explanations:
The Immigration Act of 1924 established a national quota system based on the 1890 census to limit immigration, especially from Southern and Eastern Europe. Option A is incorrect as it's not a "first come, first served" system. Option C (lottery) and D (new federal department) don't match the act's provisions.
# Answer:
B. a specific national quota system based on the 1890 census

### Question 10
# Brief Explanations:
The Kellogg - Briand Pact aimed to outlaw war but had no enforcement mechanism and no provision for using force against violators. So both B (no enforcement way) and C (no force provision) are reasons for its lack of success, making D correct. A is wrong as many nations signed it.
# Answer:
D. both B and C

### Question 11
# Brief Explanations:
The 18th Amendment established Prohibition, which was the goal of the temperance movement (to limit/ban alcohol). Segregation (A), workers' movement (B), and women's suffrage (C, about voting rights) are not related to Prohibition.
# Answer:
D. the temperance movement

### Question 12
# Brief Explanations:
The 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote, which was the result of the women's suffrage movement. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union (A) was for temperance, isolationist movement (B) is about foreign policy, and labor movement (D) is about workers' rights, none related to women's voting rights.
# Answer:
C. women's suffrage movement

### Question 13
# Brief Explanations:
In the 1920s, with growing economic opportunities, women started to enter fields that were previously male - dominated (like clerical work, some professional fields). A is wrong as full equality wasn't achieved. B is incorrect as women worked in more than just nursing. C is wrong as cottage industries at home were not the main change; the shift was towards more diverse employment outside traditional female - dominated home - based work.
# Answer:
D. Women were able to seek employment in historically male - dominated fields.

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