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1
What is a bootlegger?
A person who committed crime.
A person who madeillegal alcohol & promoted organized crime.
A person who made legal alcohol & promoted organized crime.
A person
2
Three industries that increased as a result of the automobile.
Gas stations
Steel
Road construction
Fashion
3
What painter chronicled the Great Migration?
Jacob Laws
John Lawrence
Jacob Lawrence
Jack Lawrence
4
Two examples of labor-saving products.
Vacuum
Washing machine
Utencils
Easy Bake Oven
5
Famous female bluessinger from the Harlem Renaissance. Known as “Empress of the Blues.”
Bessie Smit
Bessie Thomas
Bessie Smith
Bessie Johnson
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What jazz singer performed Strange Fruit?
Billy Holly
Billa Holiday
Billie Holiday
Billie Holly
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What amendment started Prohibition?
21st Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
20th Amendment
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Nativism is defined as
Suspicion of native-born people
Suspicion of foreign-born people
Suspicion of criminal activity.
Suspicion of prohibition activity.
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Who made the first solo transatlantic flight?
Charles Lindbergh
Charles Lindburg
Charles Lindbur
Charles Lindburger
10
What caused an increase in suburbs?
Automobile
Consumerism
Credit
Immigration
11
The outward expansion of cities is defined as the
Urban Spread
Urban Creed
Urban Sprawl
Urban Crawl
12
Name two jazzmusicians from the Harlem Renaissance.
Langston Hughes
Jacob Lawrence
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
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What three things led to the economic boom in the 1920s?
Consumer products, television,and advertisements
Consumer products, money,and advertisements
Consumer products, credit, and advertisements
Consumer products, fashion,and advertisements
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What poet wrote,“If We Must Die?”
Claude Mkay
Claude McK
Claude McKayd
Claude McKay
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African American artists, writers, & musicians based in Harlem, NY depicting Afam culture.
Rebirth
New York Renaissance
The Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
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Who invented the airplane?
The Wright Brothers
The Rig Brothers
The Alwright Brothers
The Right Brothers
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Who was Sacco and Vanzetti?
Italian anarchists accused of murder.
American anarchists accused of murder.
Bolivian anarchists accused of murder.
Spanish anarchists accused of murder.
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What amendment repealed Prohibition?
22nd Amendment
20th Amendment
19th Amendment
21st Amendment
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What is Prohibition?
Manufacture, sale, & consumption of alcohol was illegal
Manufacture, sale, & consumption of alcohol was common.
Sale of alcohol was illegal.
Manufacture, sale, & consumption of alcohol was legal.
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Bonus Question-Car company founded by Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Chevrolet
General Motors
Chrysler Motor Company
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Easy way to borrow money to buy goods is defined as...
Credit Plan
Layaway Plan
Install Plan
Installment Plan
22
Who wrote Lift Every Voice and Sing?
Poet and Civil Rights leader James WeldonJohnson
Poet and Civil Rights leader Jack WeldonJohnson
Poet and Civil Rights leader Jacob WeldonJohnson
Poet and Civil Rights leader John WeldonJohnson
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Poet who combined the experience of African & American cultural roots. "I, Too, Sing America"
Zora Neale Hurston
Langston Hughes
Claude McKay
Jacob Lawrence
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This president said, “The chief business of the American people is business.”
Calvin Cool
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G, Hardey
25
Who produced the automobile by using the assembly line?
Henry For
Henry Ford
Henry Fort
Henry Fordes
26
People who opposedany form of government are called
Communists
Socialists
Dictators
Anarchists
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A carefree woman who goes against traditional views is defined as...
Flap
Flapper
Twenties Woman
Flapping
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What is a speakeasy?
Illegalestablishment where people drank alcohol.
A legalestablishment where people drank alcohol.
Illegal establishment where people planned crimes.
Illegal establishment where people plotted against the gov
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The Migration ofAfrican Americans from the South to the North and West in search of jobs.
Great Journey
Great Migration
Great
Great Immigration
