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1
The Cotton Club was a nightclub in Harlem that featured Black entertainers but only allowed white audiences.
False
True
2
World War II help ____________ the unemployment rate.
Lower
Raise
3
What war helped end the Great Depression by creating new jobs and sources of income?
World War Z
World War III
World War I
World War II
4
I am responsible for the creation of the assembly line with the production of my cars.
Babe Ruth
Langston Hughes
Warren G. Harding
Henry Ford
5
Who was the President for the majority of the Great Depression?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
6
This man flew his plane across the Atlantic non-stop and solo (for the first time in history).
Henry Ford
Calvin Coolidge
Jack Dempsey
Charles Lindbergh
7
Renaissance means:
Rebirth
Art
Depression
Old
8
What event really helped pull American out of the Great Depression?
Cold War
World War I
World War II
Vietnam War
9
Warren G. Harding promised the American people, as President, that he would establish a "Return to ______"
Prosperity
Normalcy
Safety
War
10
World War II provided more jobs because of increased need in factories.
True
False
11
This person was the Empress of Blues.
Amelia Earhart
Billie Holiday
Zora Neale Hurston
Bessie Smith
12
Flapper girls wore long dresses that covered any visible skin on their legs, chest, and arms.
False
True
13
Which of the following are true of Zora Neale Hurston?
One of the first to have a female, Black main character
Studies folktales from different cultures
Was an anthropologist
Famous for writing about Southern African Americans in the early 1900s
14
What was the event that "started" the Great Depression?
New Deal
Dust Bowl
Stock Market Crash of 1929
Bank Run
15
Jacob Lawrence painted a 60 panel series depicting the experience of Black Americans during the:
Roaring 20s
Great Migration
Great Depression
Harlem Renaissance
16
Most did not care about sports because they couldn't attend games due to long work weeks and days.
False
True
17
What was the name of the plans F.D.R. implemented to try and help the economy.
Bad Deal
Bank Run
New Deal
Good Deal
18
This writer used musical rhythms in his poetry to speak to his audience about racial discrimination & Black achievement
W.E.B. DuBois
Langston Hughes
Louis Armstrong
Jacob Lawrence
19
The Harlem Renaissance was right after the Roaring 20s from 1929-1939
False
True
20
Prohibition led to increased organized crime, leading to millionaire gangsters.
True
False
21
African Americans left the south because of:
None of the above
Discrimination, fear, poverty in the south
Both A & B
Equality, safety, and jobs in the north
22
People became more interested in sports because they were excited to see athletes break records.
True
False
23
Credit allowed people to buy now and pay later.
False
True
24
Franklin D. Roosevelt began implementing these to help provide Americans jobs and relief during the Depression.
New Money
Good Deals
New Deals
Fundraisers
25
The Scopes Monkey Trial surrounded what scientific theory?
Evolution
Climate Change
Natural Selection
DNA
26
Which of the following is true about radio?
All of the above
Unified the nation
Popularized sports/ people could listen to events.
Main source of mass media at the time
27
W.E.B. was one of the founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
True
False
28
Because of the assembly line, cars became much more expensive.
True
False
29
Al Capone was behind the murder of 7 men in the St. Valentine's Day Massacre in what city?
Chicago
New York City
Los Angeles
Boston
30
Which of the following are true about jazz?
Louis Armstrong helped popularize it.
It was the most popular dance music of the time.
It was very unpopular in the 1920s
It was adopted by white Americans from African American culture.
31
The assembly line allowed workers to make more cars, faster.
True
False
32
Prohibition resulted in people disrespecting law enforcement.
True
False
33
Steamboat Willie was the first Walt Disney cartoon with sound featuring this character:
Mickey Mouse
Scooby Doo
Snoopy
Betty Boop
34
This man became famous at the Cotton Club as a band leader and convinced the owner to start allowing Black audiences.
Countee Cullen
Claude McKay
Duke Ellington
Louis Armstrong
35
Flapper girls had looser moral standards, shorter hair styles, drank alcohol and smoke cigarettes.
False
True
36
Why was the NAACP's magazine, The Crisis, significant?
First to have color print
Provided a platform to publish Black writers' work
Had a bigger audience than radio
Was famous for its humorous comics
37
Prohibition made it illegal to do what with alcohol?
Transport it
Make it
All of these things
Sell it
38
Electricity lead to a decrease in products available to sell.
False
True
39
In 1922, this Egyptian pharaoh's tomb was discoverd and believed to have cursed the team who disturbed it.
Akhenatan
Queen Hatshesput
Cleopatra
King Tut
40
The stock market crash of 1929 ended the Roaring 20s and began the:
Great Gatsby
Great Migration
Great Escape
Great Depression