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A review of the 1920s
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1
What was the name of a popular music that started in New York City in the 20s?
None of these
Jazz
Tin Pan Alley
Harlem
2
This person is a Harlem Renaissance poet
Langston Hughes
Irving Berlin
None of these
Louis Armstrong
3
Who perfected this system of producing automobiles?
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Ford
4
A movement during the 1920’s that celebrated black culture, art, and literature.
Speakeasies
Pop culture
Harlem Renaissance
Tin Pan Alley
5
What allowed communication to spread widely across the nation?
TV
Movies
Radio
Music
6
This person is a Jazz player
Irving Berlin
None of these
Louis Armstrong
Langston Hughes
7
People across the US were watching and listening to the same things.
Pop Culture
Radio Stations
Cinemas
Great Migration
8
Lyricist & composer, widely considered one of the greatest songwriters in American history
None of these
Irving Berlin
Louis Armstrong
Langston Hughes
9
What was the Red Scare?
None of these
Kicking immigrants out of US
Rebellion
Rising fear of communism spreading worldwide
10
What impact did mass production have on American companies?
mass production
create highways, suburbs, jobs, etc
independence
More products being produced faster so more money is made.
11
How did Henry Ford change mass production in the 1920s?
more transportation
creation of more jobs
mass production
Assembly line
12
System with no private ownership, no social classes, & everything is controlled by government?
Capitalism
Socialism
None of these.
Communism
13
What did the increased car ownership in the 1920s lead to?
mass production
creation of highways, suburbs, jobs, etc
more transportation
assembly line
14
The assembly line lead to ___ production in the 1920s?
Plane
Car
Mass
None of these
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How did the Great Migration affect POPULAR CULTURE in the 1920s?
African Americans moved from the south to the north.
African Americans were able to get more jobs
GreatMigration led to acceptance of African American culture
none of these
