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Review for tomorrow's test on the 1920s #aplus
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He used the assembly line to revolutionize the auto industry
micro-management
computer assembly
customization
Assembly Line
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The belief that the world was made the way it is described in the Bible
De-Evolution
Creationism
Magic
Evolution
3
The scientific explanation of how humans developed overtime
Primordial Soup
Evolution
Creationism
The Process
4
How did Traditionalists feel about Jazz?
Disagreed
Agreed
5
How did Modernists feel about Prohibition?
Disagreed
Agreed
6
It was the reawakening of African-American culture in the 1920s.
Teapot Dome Scandal
Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Blues
Prohibition Renaissance
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How did Traditionalists feel about Evolution?
Disagreed
Agreed
8
Nickname given to movies with auditory dialogue
Panavision
Talkies
Silent Films
Walkies
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This charater launched Disney in the 1920s
Goofy
Bugs Bunny
Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
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A unique form of American music that was popular in the 1920s
New Wave
Rap
Jazz
Rock & Roll
11
People who hold traditonal values and are resistant to rapid changes in society
Progressive
Conservative
Communist
Liberal
12
How did Modernists feel about Flappers?
Agreed
Disagreed
13
Name given to the outlawing of the making, selling, and transport of alcohol
Prohibition
Isolationism
Nativism
Xenophobia
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In response to prohibition, the Italian & Irish versions of this grew across America.
Organized Crime
Harlem
Democratic Party
Pharmaceutical Industry
15
Young liberated modern woman of the 1920s.
Beatnik
Rebel
Flapper
Go Go
16
This invention brought news and entertainment into the home.
automobile
radio
computer
TV
17
Name given to people who transported and sold illegal alcohol during Prohibition.
Dealer
Gangster
Trafficer
Bootlegger
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How did Traditionalists feel about Flappers?
Disagreed
Agreed
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How did Modernists feel about Jazz?
Disagreed
Agreed
20
Name given to an area outside of a city where more conservative types might live
Ghetto
Suburban
Rural
Urban
21
An illegal bar during Prohibition.
Dive
Speakeasy
Saloon
Pub
22
How did Modernists feel about Evolution?
Agreed
Disagreed
23
Jazz pianist who is considered one of the fathers of Jazz
Duke Ellington
Miles Davis
Louis Armstrong
John Coltraine
24
Allowed consumers to buy now and pay later
Installment buying
Seasonality
Advertising
Bait and Switch
25
His novel, Great Gatsby, is considered a classic of the 1920s
Edna St. Vincent Millay
John Steinbeck
F Scott Fitzgerald
Ezra Pound
26
The most famous baseball player of the era
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Yogi Berra
Shoeless Joe Jackson
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How did Traditionalists feel about Prohibition?
Disagreed
Agreed
28
In 1920, the US census revealed that most Americans were living in _________.
Harlem
sun-belt
rural areas (farms)
urban areas (cities)
29
His poetry reflected the major themes of the Harlem Renaissance.
Langston Hughes
Ralph Ellison
Maya Angelou
Toni Morrison
30
Urban area that was the center of African-American culture in the 1920s.
Harlem
Brooklyn
Upper East Side
Bronx
31
Major mob boss of the Prohibition Era
John Gotti
Bugs Moran
Al Capone
Nicky Scarfo
32
People who hold modern views and are open to change
Ruralists
Conservatives
Victorians
Liberals
33
Coronet player who was one of the fathers of Jazz
Louis C. K.
Louis Armstrong
Louie Prima
George Gershwin
34
This invention revolutionized how Americans traveled in the 1920s.
Bullet Train
Radio
Helicopter
Automobile
35
White musician who applied Jazz elements to his music
Babe Ruth
Louis Armstrong
Warren Harding
George Gershwin
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He challenged the teaching of creationism in favor of evolution.
Warren Harding
William Jennings Bryan
John T Scopes
Al Capone
