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1
________________ was the founder of broadcasting
David Goliath
David Michaelangelo
David Sarnoff
David Jones
2
Langston Hughes and F. Scott Fitzgerald were famous pilots during the 1920's.
False
True
3
This type of music became popular during the 1920's.
Hip Hop
Classical
Country
Jazz
4
______ refers to an illegal bar that served alcohol during the Prohibition.
Escape Rooms
Speakeasies
Undergrounds
Subway Stations
5
People who made illegal alcohol were called ___.
Shoehorns
Bartenders
Chemists
Bootleggers
6
Which of the following people were famous musicians of the 1920's? (MORE THAN ONE ANSWER!)
George Gershwin and Aaron Copeland
Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington
Paul McCartney
Bessie Smith
7
Guglielmo Marconi invented the radio.
False
True
8
Charles Lindbergh was a famous pilot during the 1920's.
True
False
9
What is another name for the Roaring 20's?
The Depression
The Greatest Generation
The Jazz Age
Revolutionary Times
10
The ________ began in the 1920's and was characterized by a surge of African American artists, musicians and authors.
Harlem Renaissance
Great Depression
Great War
Charleston
11
The movement of African Americans from Southern small towns to the large cities of the Midwest/North was the _______.
The Highway
The Great Migration
The Exodus
The Abandonment
12
Electrification refers to LESS people using inventions such as the radio, the toaster oven, and the telephone.
True
False
13
The suburbs are communities outside of larger cities.
False
True
14
Prohibition was when the production and sale of alcohol was illegal due to the 18th Amendment.
False
True
15
Al Capone was an infamous _________ during the 1920's.
athlete
gangster
artist
movie star
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Georgia O'Keeffe and Jacob Lawrence were famous ________ during the 1920's.
artists
politicians
authors
musicians