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Unit 4 Review
What was a flapper?
Where did this style of music develop?
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Where did this style of music develop?
South America
Europe
Asia
Harlem
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What was a flapper?
A woman who went dancing and wore more revealing clothing
Someone who fixed flaps
An automechanic
A scandalous woman
3
In what ways was American society racist in the 1920s?
KKK came back in popularity because of Harlem Renaissance
Laws passed to limit unwanted immigration
Lynching was an epidemic
All of the above
4
What was the unintended consequence of prohibition?
Everyone stopped drinking alcohol
Flappers fought the double standard
The rise of gangs and organized crime
Everyone moved to Canada
5
What was their approach to business?
A lot of government intervention
Laissez Faire
6
What sort of items were purchased on installments?
Household appliances, planes, and trains
TVs, computers, cars
Cars, radios, household appliances
Movie tickets, cars, cable
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What was eugenics?
Racial "science" that was actually just racism
Eugene V. Debs little brother
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What was the teapot dome scandal?
All the above
Resulted in first cabinet member going to prison
Allowed private companies to profit from gov't oil
Worst scandal in US history until Watergate
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What was the Ohio Gang?
Members of Wilson's cabinet
Members of President Coolidge's cabinet
Members of FDR's cabinet
Members of Harding's cabinet
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How did the roles of women change in the 1920s?
Gained right to vote, work, get college degree, drink, etc.
Forced to leave factory jobs gained in WW1
Roles of women did not change in the 1920s
None of the above
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Who were Sacco and Vanzetti?
Italian anarchists convicted of murder
The creators of Gucci and Versace
The victims of the teapot dome scandal
Members of the Ohio Gang
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What was the Harlem Renaissance?
Another name for the great migration
A revolution in African American culture, art, and music
None of the above
A rebirth of Roman society in New York
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What was prohibition?
Made the sale of alcohol illegal
Made short skirts illegal
Made yellow journalism illegal
Made alcohol illegal only for the poor
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Who was Babe Ruth?
Famous hockey player
Famous baseball player
Famous basketball player
Famous football player
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What was the revolutionary style of music developed in the 1920s?
Classical
Hip Hop
Jazz
Rap
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How did pop culture change in the 1920s?
Neither
TV, internet became popular
Both
Baseball, movies, and Charles lindberg became popular
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How did African Americans begin to see themselves in the Harlem Renaissance?
They didn't see themselves any differently
None of the above
The Harlem Renaissance never happened
They had new pride in being black
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What was the impact of jazz on mainstream pop culture?
Jazz and black culture became more acceptable
It was shunned forever
Jazz never influenced later styles of music such as hip hop
None of the above
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What was a bootlegger?
Someone who smuggled alcohol
An immigrant from Eastern Europe banned by the gov't
A member of the Ohio gang
Someone who worked at a speakeasy
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How did Harlem Renaissance authors describe the condition of African Americans?
White people are all evil
Pride in themselves, plus honesty about mistreatment
Always excellent
Horrible conditions
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Who were the 2 presidents we studied in the 1920s?
Wilson and Coolidge
Harding and Coolidge
Wilson and Harding
Harding and FDR
