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1
This Elizabeth Catlett painting is titled "Sharecropper"
False
True
2
Harlem Globe Trotters are famous for wrestling before shows at the Savoy in the 1920's.
True
False
3
Duke Ellington, was one of the most influential jazz bandleaders and composers.
False
True
4
First all black sports team in the 1920's was the Harlem Globe Trotters.
True
False
5
In 1927, the world of the silent movie began to wane with the New York release of the first
“talkie”
—The Jazz Singer
False
True
6
The Roaring Twenties stoped on October 29, 1929, also known as Black Tuesday.
True
False
7
Peg Leg Bates was a famous Broadway dancer.
False
True
8
Scarlet fever was a pandemic in 1920.
False
True
9
Swing dance was a thing in 1920.
True
False
10
Can foods were a first in 1920.
True
False
11
1920s, many standard textbooks contained information about Darwin’s theory of evolution
True
False
12
Popsicles were invented by an 11 year old boy.
False
True
13
Bit-O-Honey was honey flavored taffy that lasts a long time.
False
True
14
The Charleston was a popular dance in the 1920's.
True
False
15
Prohibition made smoking illegal in the 1920's.
False
True
16
Harlem Renaissance
was a flourishing of African American art, music, literature, and poetry, centered in New York City
True
False
17
The 19th amendment gave women the right to vote.
True / Fact
False / Fib
18
The KKK terrorized people in the 1920's
False
True
19
Jacob Lawrence was a popular African American painter.
False
True
20
Jazz
music became wildly popular in the
“Roaring Twenties”
False
True
21
In the 1920's more people moved to out to the country.
True / Fact
False / Fib
22
Most American's in the 1920's saw more time for leisure activities.
True
False
23
A "speakeasy" was a place that sold alcohol and usually had a jazz band with dancing.
True
False
24
One popular movie star of the 1920's was
Charlie Chaplin
.
True
False
25
The word renaissance mean "Rebirth"
True
False
26
Jim Thorpe, was known as one of the best athletes in the world. 1912 Olympics, MLB and started NFL.
True
False
27
1918 Spanish Flu only affected children.
False
True
28
Madam C.J. Walker was the first female self made millionaire.
False
True
29
Kool-Aid was invented around in 1927.
False
True
30
Congress passed the Volstead Act in 1919, which banned the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages.
False
True
31
There is a Polio vaccine today.
True
False
32
African Americans were highly influential in the music and literature of the 1920s.
False
True
33
Women in 1920's did all of the following EXCEPT...
Gained the right to vote
Grew beards
"Bobbed" their hair
Wore shorter dresses
34
Baby Ruth was the best selling 5 cent candy.
False
True
35
The 1920's were known for the the popularity of classical music.
False
True
36
Reese worked on the farm of Hershey. Then started Penny cups in his basement.
True
False
37
Airplanes became popular in the 1920's. Here are some pioneers of flight EXCEPT...
Charles Lindbergh
Donald Trump
Orville Wright
Amilla Earhart
38
The biggest sports star of all was the “Sultan of Swat,” Babe Ruth, America’s first baseball hero.
True
False
39
Madam C.J. Walker was famous for her hair care and cosmetic line that is still in use today.
True
False
40
Most Americans in 1920's owned a car and a radio.
True
False
41
After being introduced during World War I,
radios
became a common feature in American homes of the 1920s
True
False
42
Harlem’s Cotton Club was a place both whites & blacks gathered to listen to jazz, dance the Charleston and drink.
False
True