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1920's & 30's "Influencers"
1920's & 30's "Influencers"
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Review on historical figures from the 20's & 30's who created cultural changes.
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Louis Armstrong was
a piano player
a singer
a violin player
a trumpet player
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Louis Armstrong was a famous...
Jazz singer
Jazz trumpeter
Classical trumpeter
Jazz Dancer
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Which of the following played a major role in bringing about the Harlem Renaissance?
the migration of African Americans to eastern cities
the migration of African Americans to northern cities
the migration of African Americans to southern cities
the migration of African Americans to western cities
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As a result Henry Ford's assembly line making cars affordable ......
New roads, bridges & tunnels were built
the hotel & resort industry grew
tire repair shops were created
People lived farther away from their jobs
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Giving specific tasks to workers to speed up production is
assembly line
prioritization
specialization
special services
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Margaret Mitchell is best known for her accomplishments in what area?
Acting
Literature
Music
Politics
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The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s most enhanced American culture by
popularizing African American contributions to the arts
convincing Supreme Court to allow affirmative action
expanding African American access to education
pressuring southern states to extend voting rights
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When Charles Lindbergh became a national hero, people showed interest in
flying
driving
sleeping
walking
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These athletes contributed to cultural change in the 20's & 30's
Jesse Owens
Henry Ford
Louis Armstrong
Babe Ruth
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By competing in the 1936 Olympic Games, Jesse Owens took a brave stand for which of the following?
Civil Rights
City Rights
Citizen Rights
Civilian Rights
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These musicians faced segregation despite entertaining everyone with their upbeat music
Duke Smellington
Duke Ellington
Louis Armstrong
Louis Armweak
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Charles Lindbergh flew across the
Atlanta Ocean
Alabama Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Antarctic Ocean
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This book by Margaret Mitchell entertained people during the Great Depression
Gone with the Wild
Follow the Wind
The Wind is Gone
Gone with the Wind
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Charles A. Lindbergh was famous for what?
flying solo across the Atlantic
flying solo across the Pacific
he was a famous war pilot
flying around the world in 80 days
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Bonus: What nickname did people give the 1920's?
Roaring Twenties
Awesome Twenties
Fantastic Twenties
Wild Twenties
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The following era was Gone With the Wind
Civil War
None of the above
Revolutionary War
1980s prom
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Where did Jesse Owens win his gold medals?
Tokyo, Japan
Lawrenceville, GA
Berlin, Germany
Paris, France
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Radio Sales increased due to
Babe Ruth's baseball games
Henry Ford's Cars
Duke Ellington's music
Margaret Mitchell's book
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Bonus: When did the dust bowl occur?
1920's
1950's
1940's
1930's
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Langston Hugh's wrote poetry during the
New York Renaissance
Houston Renaissance
Medieval Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
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Duke Ellington created
Blues
Swing Music
Jazz Music
Rock Music