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Review: Jigsaw Roaring 20s and the Harlem Renaissance
Review: Jigsaw Roaring 20s and the Harlem Renaissance
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1
Innovations like stoves and vacuums
kept women MORE inside the home
just putting this to see if you are paying attention
freed up more women to earn a paid living outside the home
ALL OF THE ABOVE
2
Many African Americans who moved North lived in poor housing and worked in the lowest paying jobs, showing that
they completely escaped the exploitation and oppression of the south
they had not escaped the exploitation and oppression of the south
3
Silent films were ______ since they appealed to a wide audience, regardless of education or language level
inclusive
exclusive
4
The domestic tasks of women in rural areas
benefitted from innovations such as vaccumn cleaners and electricity
continued on as normal, such as fetching water from wells
5
Jazz showed that the US was a land of _____ cultures and traditions
shared
contentious
separate
6
These specific ideas could be considered
radical (a complete change)
mainstream (what most people wanted)
7
The concept of a "New Woman" who rejected Victorian morality&dressed in shorter skirts and wore makeup was symbolized by
the flapper
Ms. Contreras
the salsa dancer
your grandmother
8
____ and radios led to the rise of Sports Heroes
newspapers
tv
telephones
9
The first "talking" movie was
West Side Story
Charlie Chaplin's adventures
the Jazz Singer
the Sound of Music
10
Which statement is correct?
Jazz has influenced genres such as hip hop and rap
Many forms of music such as WAfrican music, blues,and Dixie influenced jazz
A and B
11
Harlem consisted of
A and B
Black immigrants from the Caribbean
African Americans, many of whom had moved North in the Great Migration
12
What did Marcus Garvey promote?
black nationalism
all of the above
to create a separate economy of black businesses for the Afr Amer community
separation of the races
13
Leisure time was a sign of
all of the above
prosperity
increased standard of living
higher salaries and less working hours
14
The Harlem Renaissance encouraged African Americans to
be humiliated by their past and hide from the future
to recognize and celebrate the strengths of their culture
15
Garvey's ideas of black pride, ties to African culture, and self-reliance
died and were never continued with Garvey's deporation back to Jamaica
were universal themes used later by future Civil Rights movements
16
Leisure time generally _____ in the 1920s, especially for middle class people in urban areas.
decreased
increased
stayed the same
17
Radio helped to produce a/an _____ culture because people across the nation were listening to the same songs
racist
vibrant
varying
standardized