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Harlem Renaissance, 1920's, Prohibition, Suffrage...
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1
Who was the inventor of the radio?
J. D. Rockefeller
G. Marconi
D. Sarnoff
A. Graham Bell
2
The most popular form of entertainment in the 1920's was...
Computers
Radio
TV
Skiing
3
Bessie Smith was known as...
Empress of the Blues
Jazzy Lady
Blues Diva
Princess Ragtime
4
The Harlem Renaissance was in Harlem, New York in this region
Pacific
Northeast
Southeast
Southwest
5
Langston Hughes was the most famous ______________ of the Harlem Renaissance.
Sculptor
Painter
Poet
Novelist
6
The ______________ Renaissance was a time of artist achievement for African Americans.
Hampton
Hamlet
Harlem
Hagerstown
7
F. Scott Fitzgerald was a _____________ who wrote about the Jazz Age.
Novelist
Songwriter
Anchorman
Poet
8
Prohibition was a time when _____________ was illegal.
Alcohol
Tobacco
Steroids
Dancing
9
This person painted scenes from the Great Migration and Harlem Renaissance
James Baldwin
Bessie Smith
Jacob Lawrence
Duke Ellington
10
An illegal bar in the 1920's was called a...
Saloon
Disco
Bar
Speakeasy
11
What increased as a result of Prohibition?
war
organized crime
drunkeness
disease
12
Aaron Copland and George Gershwin were _____________ who wrote uniquely American music.
Detectives
Writers
Painters
Composers
13
Which of these were ways that Harlem Renaissance artists expressed pride in their culture?
Art
All of these ways
Literature
Music
14
What amendment made alcohol legal again?
20th
22nd
21st
19th
15
Women were granted suffrage when the _______ amendment passed.
19th
18th
15th
21st
16
What amendment banned alcohol?
18th
14th
16th
15th
17
The 1920's was also known as the ____________________ Age.
Jazz
Ice
Progressive
Flapper
18
A time when alcohol was illegal was called...
Temperance
Prohibition
Flappers
Jazz Age
19
One famous mobster from the Prohibition Era was...
Al Capone
Reggie Jackson
Machine Gun Charlie
Al Pacino
20
A woman in the 1920's who went against traditional behavior and cut her hair short & danced
Flipper
Lady
Flapper
Go Go dancer