Unit 4: 1920's

The Harlem Renaissance was a period of African-American creative culture in the 1920s. The word “Harlem” comes from:

Which of the descriptions below best describes the term “nickelodeon?”

Buster Keaton was an example of:

This female writer of the 1920s was known for her research into African-American and Afro-Caribbean folklore.

Attorney General who raided suspected political radicals in the 20s, often going outside the proper legal channels.

The “Red Scare” was connected to everything listed below EXCEPT:

The main foreign political/economic ideology that Americans feared in the early 1920s was:

A law is passed that places a high tax on woven goods from outside of the United States. This type of law is known as a:

All of the following historical personalities were literary or musical figures of the 1920s EXCEPT:

Which was a work of social critique about the American obsession with wealth and material possessions in the 1920s?

Which group of people were the most vocal supporters of the temperance movement?

Which of the following was NOT something new available to women in the 1920s:

Trickle-down economics is also called by this name:

Which of the following groups were NOT targets of hate speech and violence from the KKK:

This law was passed to aid federal enforcement of Prohibition.