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America, 1920–1973: Opportunity and Inequality
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Question 1 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

In which decade did the Wall Street Crash take place?

  1. The 1920s
  2. The 1910s
  3. The 1930s
  4. The 1940s
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✓ Answer: A — The 1920s
The crash came in 1929, at the very end of the boom decade.
Question 2 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

Which 1954 Supreme Court case ruled that segregated schools were unconstitutional?

  1. Roe v Wade
  2. Brown v Board of Education
  3. Marbury v Madison
  4. Plessy v Ferguson
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✓ Answer: B — Brown v Board of Education
It overturned the principle that separate facilities could be considered equal.
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