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BHS Review CH 10 - Cultural Innovations 1920's
BHS Review CH 10 - Cultural Innovations 1920's
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#1920's artists, musicians, sports figures
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1
Georgia O'Keefe's paintings featured
UFO's
Rustic farmhouses
Funny cats
Landscapes and flowers
2
Oh Give Me a Home Where the Buffalo Roam...I wrote about Life on the Great Plains.
Ella Fitzgerald
Billy the Kid
Willa Cather
Colonel Sanders
3
I was a famous female movie/film star of this time.
Mary Pickford
Char Ellington
Marge Simpson
Blake Lively
4
Ernest Hemingway described the experience of _____ in his novels.
war
having new plumbing
going to the movies
riding in a Model T
5
Film/movie star of the 1920's.
Kate Middleton
Lady Gaga
Emma Stone
Mary Pickford
6
Jack Dempsey was a great
pilot.
animal trainer.
boxer.
cyclist.
7
The ________________ wrote about their disillusionment with WWI.
Generation Landslide
The Barnstormers
The Lost Boys
The Lost Generation
8
This playwright's plays were filled with bold artistry and modern themes.
Eugene O'Neill
Brian Jesko
Ross Moses
Gene Simmons
9
I was so good at tennis and LOVED the sport!
Kelly Springfield
Lily Tomlin
Joyce Jean
Helen Wills
10
Like Serena Williams, this female athlete was great at
tennis.
the balance beam.
baseball.
acrobatics.
11
This novelist wrote about life on the Great Plains.
Betty Rubble
Willa Cather
Al Capone
Georgia O'Keefe
12
A realist painter who conveyed disenchantment and isolation.
Bunny Hopper
Edward Hopper
Thumper
Jessica Rabbit
13
American modern artists were greatly influenced by the art movements of
Australia
China
Canada
Europe
14
Gertrude Ederle was a famous
gymnast.
actress.
swimmer.
knitter.
15
Persons referred to as flawed individuals with heroic qualities.
Superhumans
Heroic antiheroes
Fish
Losers
16
I could hit a baseball a mile during this era!
Joey Votto
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Ozzie Smith
17
Charles Scheeler painted forms of _______ , geometrics, rural landscapes and urban life.
Cubism
Squarism
Circlism
Triangularism
18
I am guilty of using irony and humor to criticize upper-class ignorance and pretensions.
Jimmy Fallon
Pat Sajack
Edith Wharton
Donna Trump
19
Ernest Hemingway was a novelist who wrote about
flappers.
war.
being poor.
romance.
20
Bobby Jones was a well known sports figure for being a great
golfer
curler
baseball player
bowler
21
A part of Manhattan where many artists, writers, intellectuals flocked...
Queens
Blue Bayou
Greenwich Village
West Chester
22
Radios! Movies! Newspapers! Magazines!
Gossip
Mass media
Restaurants
Cars
23
He was a famous boxer of this time.
Sugar Ray Leonard
Jack Dempsey
Mohammed Ali
Rocky Balboa
24
A football great of the time was
Red Grange.
Babe Ruth.
Zeke Elliot.
Harry Truman.
25
F. Scott Fitzgerald is known for writing the novel
Gone With the Wind
The Great Gatsby
Corruption!
Al Capone is a Dirty Dog
26
This artist used geometric forms of cubism.
Paul Cezanne
Charles Scheeler
Eugene O'Neill
John Martin
27
This continent had a huge influence on American modern artists in the 1920's.
South America
Europe
Asia
Iceland
28
The Great Bambino! (and a candy bar named after him).
Snickers
Baby Ruth
Clark Bar
Butterfingers
29
You would have a "swimmingly" good time if we had met back then.
Anna Frank
Gertrude Ederle
Miss Piggy
Sophia Hess
30
Chicago poet who used common speech to glorify the midwest.
Carl Sandburg
Carl Jenkins
Carl Clooney
Carl Higgins
31
He painted haunting scenes of disenchantment and isolation.
Jimmy Buffet
Freddie Kruger
Edward Hopper
Rick Gross
32
A famous writer who chased futile dreams in THE GREAT GATSBY...
Leonardo DeCaprio
Robert Redford
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Richard Gere
33
Fore! Bobby Jones could really
swim.
run.
golf.
shoot.
34
Touchdown! Throw me the pigskin!
Red Grange
Justin Bieber
Tony Orlando
Alice Cooper
35
Give me my racquet. I want to play some tennis.
Marilyn Monroe
Wilma Flintstone
Helen Wills
Helen of Troy
36
Sports became popular but nothing matched the allure of
theater
poetry
motion pictures
radio
37
___________ is the part of Manhattan where many artists, writers, and intellectuals flocked.
Village of Cairo
Brooklyn
Greenwich Village
West Chester
38
I was a great swimmer of this time.
Carla Kohls
Wilma George
Gertrude Ederle
Denise Heddy
39
Who am I? Poet, historian, folklorist, novelist...
Shady Smith
Carl Sandburg
Eleanor Roosevelt
Urban Meyer
40
This lifestyle is known to be unconventional; consisted of lots of artists, musicians.
Bohemian
Hippy
Gangster
Protestor