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The American Vision Chapter 20 The Jazz Age
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A test review of Chapter 20 of The American Vision
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1
An example of modern writers would be
Ernest Hemingway
T.S. Eliot
Carl Sandberg
All of the above
2
Charles Darwin wrote the Theory of
Creation
Devotion
Sedition
Evolution
3
Two favorite American pastimes were
Baseball
Both of these
Boxing
Neither of these
4
Women who shortened their hair, wore flesh-colored stockings, and short skirts were called
Dappers
Strippers
Flappies
Flappers
5
Louis Armstrong was very instrumental in introducing this form of music
Dixieland
Jazz
Rap
Ragtime
6
This act permanently restricted immigration, tightening the reigns on the quotas for immigrants
National Illegal Act of 1924
National Alien Act of 1924
National Immigration Act of 1924
National Origins Act of 1924
7
This man believed in self-reliance for A.A. and supported Booker T Washington
Marcus Harvey
Marcus Paige
Marcus Garvey
Harvey Rowe-Mickey
8
creationism is the belief that
we all just exist for no reason
God created the world and living beings
the world was created by a big bang
the world was created by Buddha
9
A leading voice of the African American people was writer
Harlem Jones
Muddy Waters
Langston Hughes
Ella Fitzgerald
10
Eugenics is a real science
false
true
11
This group returned with a vengeance, spreading hate to Jews, A.A., immigrants, etc
FBI
KKK
GGG
ACLU
12
This artist revived the use of realism in his paintings
Edward Young
Edward Scissorhands
Edward Munster
Edward Hopper
13
Lifestyles changed dramatically during the 1920's creating what was called
The New Immortality
The New Fatality
The New Eternity
The New Morality
14
Claude McKay wrote a famous poem called
The Death
The Mob
The Lynching
The Hearing
15
Strict traditionalists who favored the "old morality" were called
Traditionalists
Leftwings
Republicans
Fundamentalists
16
These two men tried and executed based solely on their immigration status
Sacco and Vanzetti
Mickey and Minnie
Donny and Marie
Snoopy and Woodstock
17
Mass media includes
radio
all of the above
newspapers
magazines
18
Duke Ellington could often be found at this famous African American nightclub
Radio City Music Hall
The Fragrant Flower
The Spring Well
The Cotton Club
19
The pilot who flew his plane over the Atlantic by himself
Charles S. Brown
Amelia Earhardt
Charles Lindbergh
Tuskegee Airmen
20
Nativism is the desire to protect
America from all immigrants
all soldiers
all immigrants
none of the above
21
This teacher was arrested for teaching the theories of evolution
John T Doe
John T. Brown
John T Skates
John T Scopes
22
This entertainer made quite a name for herself in Paris in 1925
Tammy Faye Baker
Delta Burke Baker
Dixie Rose Baker
Josephine Baker
23
The Great Migration contributed to what would be called the
Harlem Takeover
Harlem Reconstruction
Harlem Boys Choir
Harlem Renaissance
24
F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote
The Long Way Home
The Grapes of Wrath
The Great Gatsby
Of Mice and Men
25
Illegal to sell, buy, or consume alcohol is called
Prohibition
Livenation
Transcription
Consolidation
26
This group battled valiantly against segregation, often losing the fight
NAACP
WCU
ACLU
UCLA
27
Two Bohemian sections of the U.S. were
Brainmuch Village and Connecticut's Upper Side
San Francisco and Los Angeles
England and Paris
Greenwich Village and Chicago's South Side