HR Test review

What did the 19th amendment do?

Flapper women wore corsets and long skirts.

What does renaissance mean?

Victorian fashion allowed women to show their ankles.

The Cotton Club was located in Harlem from 1920-1940.

What time period came before the Roaring 20's?

A speakeasy was a club/ bar that sold illegal alcohol.

How many African Americans moved from the South to The North?

Who was the first female, black, international superstar?

What did the 13th amendment do?

The Jazz Age was a term invented by Jack Johnson.

What did the 18th amendment do?

What does affluent mean?

What does lynching mean?

The Volstead Act is the law that enforced the 18th amendment.

What does "patrons" mean?

To coin a word means to invent a word.

Before the Great Migration, most black people lived in the South because of slavery.

Al Capone and Owney Madden were both bootlegging politicians.

a "mecca" is a place that attracts people from the same group/ with the same interests

What did Josephine Baker refuse to do?

What does ratify mean?

Jim Crow laws were also known as "separate but equal" laws.

Flapper women were considered more conservative than their Victorian predecessors.

How did The Cotton Club gain national fame?

Who was Thomas Rice?

When did The Great Migration take place?

From 1920 to 1933, it was illegal to consume alcohol.

What did Jazz symbolize?

What is a bootlegger?