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The Roaring Twenties- 5th grade
The Roaring Twenties- 5th grade
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1
What needs to happen in order for a time period to be considered a Renaissance?
Both 1 and 2
Cultural rebirth with changes in art, music, literature etc.
A complete change over time
Taking ideas from other cultures
2
Which word does NOT relate to the Harlem Renaissance?
Automobiles
Culture
Innovative
Artists
3
Louis Armstrong was known for inventing the singing form called _____________.
scat
jazz
acapella
gospel
4
Who was the most famous baseball player of the 1920's?
Babe Ruth
Hank Aaron
Charles Lindbergh
Jackie Robinson
5
In his poem, "I, Too" how does Hughes feel about America and where the country is headed?
He is angry and disgusted that he is not seen as an equal.
He feels happy and excited about the way things are going.
He is disappointed, but full of hope and pride.
6
New Orleans was the birthplace of which type of music?
polka
jazz
R&B
hip hop
7
Where is Harlem located?
New York
New Jersey
Long Island
Connecticut
8
Henry Ford created the_______________ which improved the costs and production of cars.
racing car
airplane
assembly line
Model T car
9
Which cultural contributions were made during this time period?
Art, poetry and literature.
Education reform
Music and dance
Both 3 and 4
10
Who was Langston Hughes?
An African American jazz musician
An African American artist
An African American poet
A singer/songwriter
11
True or False: New artists and landmark works appeared in literature, dance, art, and music.
True
False
12
Who was the highest-paid black performer of her day?
Louis Armstrong
Bessie Smith
Taylor Swift
Amelia Earhart
13
True or False: During the Harlem Renaissance there was finally equality for African-Americans
False
True
14
Which female aviator (pilot) was the first to fly the longest non stop flight?
Julia Lowe
Bessie Smith
Amelia Eahart
Bessie Coleman
15
Why was Charles Lindbergh's flight such an important contribution in 1920?
It never happened
It made Americans feel better about flying
It made him famous
It made headlines