What did A.A. hope to achieve during the Harlem Renaissance?

to demonstrate that A.A. can produce great art/lit works

Marcus Garvey was a civil rights leader, whose movement fell apart because

He was jailed and deported to Jamaica

The evolution debate (Scopes trial) and behavior of flappers were controversial issues about...

tension between traditional and modern values

How did farming conditions change during the 1920s?

Overproduction & reduced prices negatively affected farmers.

In economic terms, what was going in the US during the 1920s?

Economic growth and prosperity.

What was the purpose of the Kellog-Briand Act?

to work with other nations to prevent future wars.

Prohibition led to growth in organized crime because

it was easier to branch out in to other illegal activities

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1
What did A.A. hope to achieve during the Harlem Renaissance?
To reveal bad conditions of A.A. in the South
To show the pursuit of material success can lead to tragedy
Their ability as conscientious workers.
to demonstrate that A.A. can produce great art/lit works
2
Marcus Garvey was a civil rights leader, whose movement fell apart because
His ideas were too extreme
His supporters were too poor
He gave up and moved to Africa
He was jailed and deported to Jamaica
3
The evolution debate (Scopes trial) and behavior of flappers were controversial issues about...
government intervention during an economic crisis
tension between traditional and modern values
benefits of new technologies
importance of fighting against communism
4
What group of people were attacked during the Rosewood Massacres in Florida?
Women
African Americans
Mexican Immigrants
Native Americans
5
What did Americans fear during the 1920s that was called "The Red Scare?"
Spread of communism
Economic recession due to inflation
Entangled in other country's foreign affairs
Overabundance of red tide
6
How did farming conditions change during the 1920s?
More workers entered the farming industry.
Higher prices meant a higher standard of living for farmers
Overproduction & reduced prices negatively affected farmers.
Women entering the workforce meant fewer female farmers.
7
Which amendment gave women the right to vote in the early 1920s?
19th
21st
18th
20th
8
In economic terms, what was going in the US during the 1920s?
the Second Industrial Revolution.
Progressive reform movements.
A wave of strikes across the country.
Economic growth and prosperity.
9
What was the purpose of the Kellog-Briand Act?
to reduce barriers to international trade
to form military alliances
to work with other nations to prevent future wars.
to expand American influence over Asia and Latin America
10
What technological innovation led to the mass production of new products like the automobile?
The assembly line.
The steam engine.
Consumerism
The printing press.
11
Prohibition led to growth in organized crime because
it was easier to branch out in to other illegal activities
Farmers were forced to grow grain for alcohol
it strengthened respect for the law
Police were forced to enforce anti-liquor laws

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