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Chapter 13 review
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What did the fundamentalists believe?
That the stories of the Bible are literally true
That women should have more rights
That African-Americans should be treated equally
That evolution is true
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What was the Harlem Renaissance?
Americans writers moving to Paris
Black Americans moving north
Jazz clubs sprouting up around the country
A Black American literary and art movement
3
Who was Amelia Earhart?
First woman professor at University of Oregon
First woman to run for Congress
First woman to fly across the Atlantic ocean
First woman to become mayor of a major U.S. city
4
What was the Scopes Trial over?
Whether Freedom of Religion was allowed
Whether it was ok for women to hold public office
Whether it was ok to listen to the radio
Whether it was legal to teach evolution in the classroom
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Why is the rise of Mass Media considered an important event in American history?
Americans could buy the same brands
Americans began sharing culture and news, no matter where they live
Americans had new forms of entertainment
Americans became richer
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Which of the following is NOT an example of Mass Media in the 1920s?
Morse Code
Movies
Newspapers
Radio
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Why did many Black Americans participate in the Great Migration?
To get better jobs in the north, and escape Jim Crow
To take over property given to them in the north
To fight in World War I
To participate in the Harlem Renaissance
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Why is the flapper such a potent symbol for American women?
She represents education
She represents independence and freedom
She represents Christian morality
She represents tradition
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Which of the following allowed Jazz to become the most popular music genre in the nation?
People watching Jazz on television
Radio playing jazz around the country
Duke Ellington having his own tv show
Newspapers writing about jazz shows
10
The summer of 1919 saw horrific violence between White and Black people in the north. This came to be called
Back to Africa movement
The Red Summer
Fundamentalism
Mardi Gras
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Which of the following was NOT a reason for demographic shift in the 1920s?
Black Americans moving to northern cities
Catholics leaving the U.S. to go to Quebec
Lots of immigration from Europe and Mexico
Farmers moving to the cities
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Who were the bootleggers?
Church leaders who fought against the teaching of evolution
People who produced and supplied illegal alcohol
People who taught evolution in the classroom
People who enforced the laws of prohibition
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What were Jim Crow laws in the south?
Laws meant to give white people more money
Laws that stopped Black people from moving
Laws that discriminated against Black people
Laws that helped sharecroppers
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What sorts of social changes were women going through in the twenties?
They were raising more children due to better pre-natal care
Women were working and voting in larger numbers than before
They began competing in professional sports
They were expected to farm
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Why was the NAACP formed?
To uphold Jim Crow laws
To sue and fight discrimination
To have Black people leave the U.S. and head back to Africa
To give Black people farms
