Which statement about the Cotton Club is true?

The club featured black performers but would only allow white guests

Which of the following best describes the mood of Americans during the Roaring 20s?

Excited to celebrate new products and culture

One reason women won the right to vote was

In WWI women showed their importance to the nation by working in factories

Define "Harlem Renaissance"

a period of African American artistic accomplishment in New York City

Define "Black and Tans"

nightclubs that allowed black, white and mixed guests to socialize together

the desire to consume (purchase) goods in increasing amounts

Who was Langston Hughes?

a poet who wrote about experiences of Black Americans in Harlem Renaissance

Define "18th Amendment"

Outlawed the production of alcohol, known as “Prohibition”,

Define "The Cotton Club"

Famous night club in Harlem, where black artists performed

Which of the following expresses how important the right to vote was for Women in the 1920s?

More than eight million women voted in the first election they could

young women in the 1920’s who challenged traditional women’s roles

Define "19th Amendment"

Granted women the right to vote

Misleading info, used to influence people’s opinions

Which of the following was one of the main themes of Harlem renaissance Art?

The everyday experiences of Black Americans

Which of the following is NOT a reason that Black Americans moved from southern regions to northern cities like Harlem?

The North was the only place that didnt still have slavery during the 1920s

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1
Which statement about the Cotton Club is true?
The club featured black performers but would only allow white guests
The club was the only one to allow black and white guests together
The club made sure all black performers were treated equally
The club was shut down after it was found to be an illegal business
2
Define "Suffrage"
nightclubs that allowed black, white and mixed guests to socialize together
The right to vote
Granted women the right to vote
Known as “Prohibition”, outlawed the production of alcoholic beverages
3
Which is known as the mass movement of Black Americans out of the south into northern cities like Harlem?
The Harlem Renaissance
The Immigration Wave
The Great Migration
The African American Migration
4
Due to the use of credit Americans purchased more goods. This is an example of
Consumerism
Isolationism
Customerism
Nativism
5
Which of the following best describes the mood of Americans during the Roaring 20s?
Angry at other nations for stealing American business
Afraid to go to war
Poor due to the economic crash of the Stock Market
Excited to celebrate new products and culture
6
One reason women won the right to vote was
In WWI women showed their importance to the nation by working in factories
Not enough men were voting so the government opened voting up to women
The art of the Harlem Renaissance convinced lawmakers to change the law
They had a violent rebellion to take over the government
7
Which of the following was a popular jazz musician during the 1920’s?
Louis Armstrong
Andre Ellington
Langston Hughes
Elvis Presley
8
Define "Harlem Renaissance"
Known as “Prohibition”, outlawed the production of alcoholic beverages
the desire to consume (purchase) goods in increasing amounts
a period of African American artistic accomplishment in New York City
legendary night club in Harlem, where Black artists performed
9
Define "Black and Tans"
Famous night club in Harlem, where Black artists performed
young women in the 1920’s who challenged traditional women’s roles
a period of African American artistic accomplishment in New York City
nightclubs that allowed black, white and mixed guests to socialize together
10
Define "Consumerism"
legendary night club in Harlem, where Black artists performed
the desire to consume (purchase) goods in increasing amounts
Misleading info, used to influence people’s opinions
Granted women the right to vote
11
Who was Langston Hughes?
a flapper in the 1920’s who challenged traditional women’s roles
a poet who wrote about experiences of Black Americans in Harlem Renaissance
Granted women the right to vote
nightclubs that allowed black, white and mixed guests to socialize together
12
Define "18th Amendment"
Granted Black Americans the right to vote
Granted women the right to vote
Misleading info, used to influence people’s opinions
Outlawed the production of alcohol, known as “Prohibition”,
13
Define "The Cotton Club"
nightclubs that allowed black, white and mixed guests to socialize together
Famous night club in Harlem, where black artists performed
a period of African American artistic accomplishment in New York City
the desire to consume (purchase) goods in increasing amounts
14
Which of the following expresses how important the right to vote was for Women in the 1920s?
More than half the women in the USA chose not to vote after being allowed
More than eight million women voted in the first election they could
Women decided to vote only women into office after being allowed to vote
Many tried to deny the right to vote even after the Amendment was passed
15
Define "Flappers"
the desire to consume (purchase) goods in increasing amounts
Singers and dancers that performed during the Harlem Renaissance
a period of African American artistic accomplishment in New York City
young women in the 1920’s who challenged traditional women’s roles
16
Define "19th Amendment"
Granted women the right to vote
The right to vote
the desire to consume (purchase) goods in increasing amounts
Known as “Prohibition”, outlawed the production of alcoholic beverages
17
Define "Propaganda"
legendary night club in Harlem, where Black artists performed
a period of African American artistic accomplishment in New York City
Misleading info, used to influence people’s opinions
The right to vote
18
Which of the following was one of the main themes of Harlem renaissance Art?
The struggle that Native Americans faced
The work of White Americans to stop discrimination against Black Americans
The everyday experiences of Black Americans
The importance of Women’s Suffrage
19
The 1920’s are often referred to as the ______________________, due to the explosion in popularity of this type of music
Hip-Hop Age
Jazz Age
Rock Age
EDM Age
20
Which of the following is NOT a reason that Black Americans moved from southern regions to northern cities like Harlem?
There was extreme racism and violence towards them in the south
The North was the only place that didnt still have slavery during the 1920s
Areas that were mostly Black Americans were less racist towards them
There were many job opportunities in northern cities

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