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A #socialstudies quiz covering the #roaring20s
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1
All of the following terms are associated with Prohibition except--
suffragist
moonshine
organized crime
speakeasies
2
A-A who was nicknamed the "Empress of the Blues" & considered the greatest singer of her era.
Georgia O'Keefe
Bessie Smith
Carrie Nation
Amelia Earhart
3
Artistic awakening of African American art, literature and music
The Awakening
Harlem Shuffle
Harlem Renaissance
The Smithsonian
4
After WWI, many African Americans migrated North because of--
increased job opportunities in northern cities
federal job training programs
success of northern polices in ending racial discrimination
the start of the Harlem Renaissance
5
Artist who painted flower and landscapes of the Southwest
Georgia O'Keefe
Bessie Smith
George Gershwin
Amelia Earhardt
6
This was the fear after WWI of communism and communist taking over American ideals
Harlem Renaissance
Red Scare
Scopes Trial
Yellow Fever
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This man's use of the assembly line allowed for mass production of the automobile
Henry Chrysler
Charlie Chevrolet
John D Rockfeller
Henry Ford
8
Harlem Renaissance artist who painted scenes of everyday life & African American History
Aaron Copeland
Langston Hughes
Jacob Lawrence
Bessie Smith
9
Case where teaching of evolution in public schools was put on trial; Darrow defense attorney
Listerine Trial
Monkey Trial
Elephant Trial
Scopes Trial
10
Which of the following is a way that the automobile changed life in America?
decreased the amount of available jobs
forced people to live in the city
hurt the steel industry
allowed for suburban living
11
This amendment made the production, distribution & consumption of alcohol illegal
20th amendment
17th amendment
19th amendment
18th amendment
12
American trumpeter, composer and singer; one of most influential people in the jazz age of HR
Duke Ellington
Louis Armstrong
George Gershwin
Aaron Copeland
13
The time frame when alcohol was banned in the US was callled
Prohibition
Declaration
Proclamation
Emancipation
14
This amendment repealed (overturned) Prohibtion
19th amendment
17th amendment
20th amendment
18th amendment
15
This black nationalist advocated for the Back to Africa movement
Marcus Garvey
Jacob Lawrence
Langston Hughes
Louis Armstrong
16
During the 1920s this style of music developed in the United States
folk music
techno
opera
jazz
17
Novelist who wrote of Mice and Men and The Grapes of Wrath
F. Scott Fitzgerald
George Gershwin
Aaron Copeland
John Steinbeck
18
Which of the following is
NOT
a labor saving product of the 1920s
water pump
microwave oven
electric stove
washing machine
19
What is the main idea of this poster?
Many soldiers in the US military had a drinking problem
Patriotic appeals were used to gain support for Prohibition
Prohibition was a major goal for US during WWI
Trench warfare caused many soldiers to have health problems
20
This president of the 1920s took over as president when his predecessor died suddenlty
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
21
Jazz composer, pianist, and big band leader who helped raise jazz to an art form during HR
Aaron Copeland
Duke Ellington
George Gershwin
Louis Armstrong
22
Which of the following was a result of the Harlem Renaissance?
extension of the right to vote to women in elections
the abolition of Jim Crow laws
an increased awareness of literary & artistic talents of AA
formation of a new political power for Hispanic Americans
23
Poet whose works celebrated the African American culture and day to day struggles
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Aaron Copeland
Langston Hughes
John Steinbeck
24
This amendment granted women suffrage
20th amendment
18th amendment
19th amendment
21st amendment
25
All of the following individuals are associated with the music of the Harlem Renaissance
EXCEPT
Louis Armstrong
Bessie Smith
Duke Ellington
Langston Hughes