What did Harding mean when he ran under the slogan "A return to normalcy"?

A return to isolationism and retreating from world problems

The sense of group identity created by the Harlem Renaissance

formed a basis for later progress for blacks in America

The Harlem Renaissance was

An exploration of the pains and joys of being black in America

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The Roaring '20s: Ch 7.3 - 7.5

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1
What was a major characteristic of the 1920s?
An increase in rights for women
Increased time spent in leisure activities
A gradual increase in financial prosperity
All of the above
2
Harlem Renaissance author who composed, “The Negro Speaks of Rivers.”
Zora Neale Hurston
Duke Ellington
Langston Hughes
Marcus Garvey
3
She focused on the independence of all women, both black and white
Langston Hughes
Duke Ellington
Marcus Garvey
Zora Neale Hurston
4
A form of credit often used to purchase stocks in the '20s
Scientific management
Installment buying
Consumer revolution
Buying on margin
5
Established to regulate immigration from specific countries
The Quote System
Build The Wall System
The Quota System
The Immigration Limitation System
6
What did Harding mean when he ran under the slogan "A return to normalcy"?
Forgiving England and France their war debts
Increased involvement overseas
A return to isolationism and retreating from world problems
Signing a separate peace treaty with Germany
7
The sense of group identity created by the Harlem Renaissance
ended discrimination in against blacks in America
was lost by the end of the 1920s
formed a basis for later progress for blacks in America
enabled African Americans to form their own nation
8
Abstract art was an expression of
Victorianism
Prohibition
Fundamentalism
Modernism
9
Psychologist who stressed the unconscious mind
Charlie Chaplin
Sigmund Freud
Al Jolsson
Ernest Hemingway
10
Crossed the Atlantic Ocean in the first solo, nonstop flight
Amelia Earhardt
Charles Lindbergh
Jack Dempsey
Charlie Chaplin
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The Harlem Renaissance was
A rebirth of European culture in America in Pittsburgh during the ‘20s
An end to discrimination against blacks in America
An exploration of the pains and joys of being black in America
An explosion of African American culture in Cleveland during the ‘20s
12
Authors who no longer valued Victorian morals and searched for their own truths.
The Harlem Generation
The Lost Generation
The Victorian Generation
The Modern Generation
13
Comedian and star of silent movies
Al Jolsson
Charlie Chaplin
Charles Lindbergh
Langston Hughes
14
Film in which Al Jolson both spoke and sang
The Jazz Artist
The Jazz Orchestra
The Jazz Singer
The Jazz Renaissance
15
The man who began the "Back to Africa" movement and believed races should be separate
Zora Neale Hurston
Duke Ellington
Langston Hughes
Marcus Garvey
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The “New Woman” of the 1920s
Rejected the notion of suffrage
Began to prefer modest fashions
Embraced Victorian morality
Rejected Victorian morals

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