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USH - 2.3 - The Roaring Twenties
USH - 2.3 - The Roaring Twenties
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1
This artistic movement emerged in New York as a result of the great Migration
Modern Art
Harlem Renaissance
Impressionist
Flappers
2
In this new semester, I will . . .
Make sure I have all work turned in on time
Come to class prepared and ready to go.
Study for this quiz and all future exams.
Buy extraordinarily lavish gifts for my history teacher
3
This was the nickname given to the trial in Tennessee regarding evolution in public education
The Trial of the Century
The Scopes Monkey Trial
Roe v. Wade
Tennessee v. Apes
4
Assembly line production led to this
Cheaper goods
The Great Depression
Inferior Goods
Increase in skilled labor
5
These artists from the Harlem Renaissance are famous for their work in jazz.
Rick Sanchez, Morty Smith, and Abradolf Lincler.
Langston Hughes, Claude McKay, and Joseph Seamon Cotter Jr.
Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, and Bessie Smith.
Aaron Douglas, Jacob Lawrence, and Augusta Savage
6
The main draw for African Americans to come North was this.
Plentiful jobs in industry
Lack of racism in the north
Affordable housing
The Chicago Cubs
7
This mode of transportation became affordable and popular in the 1920s.
Luxury Cruises
Passenger Trains
Automobiles
Jet Planes
8
This method of purchasing expensive items first became popular with Americans in this era.
Installment Payments
Shoplifting
Bank Loans
Credit Cards
9
This amendment granted women the right to vote.
19th
20th
17th
18th
10
The 18th Amendment made this the law of the land.
prohibits the denying the right to vote to citizens.
The Congress shall have power to collect taxes on incomes.
established the prohibition of "intoxicating liquors."
Established election of Senators by people of the states.
11
These organizations were often suspected of being communist
High Schools
Speakeasies
Jazz Clubs
Labor Unions
12
A bomb went off in this man's home that resulted in the Fed rounding up suspected communists.
James Bond
Woodrow Wilson
Alexander Mitchell Palmer
J. Edgar Hoover
13
The movement of African-Americans from the South to the Industrial North was called this.
The Great Migration
Desegregation
The Northern Incursion
The Harlem Renaissance
14
Due to the inability to enforce it, this government policy eventually failed.
Alien & Sedition Act
Emergency Immigration Quota Act
The Food and Drug Act
The Prohibition of Alcohol
15
These were nicknamed "Speakeasies"
Jazz Clubs
Waffle Houses
Illegal Bars
Strip Clubs
16
This form of entertainment was critical in creating popular culture.
Vaudeville
Radio
Television
Jazz
17
The period in American history when Communists were feared to be organizing in the US
The Communist Manifesto
The Red Scare
The Crimson Tide
The Cold War
18
This vocal group was against teaching evolution in school
Christian Sciences
Christian Fundamentalists
Teenagers
NAACP
19
This style of music emerged from the Harlem Renaissance
Soul
Blues
Jazz
R&B
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Economic system where transactions between parties are free from government intervention
Communism
Americanism
Socialism
Laissez-faire
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These young women pushed the limits of social freedom for women in the 1920s.
Jazz Trios
Suffragettes
Flappers
Gangsters