Which of the following was NOT a popular type of music during the Roaring Twenties?
Jazz
The Blues
Swing
Rock and roll
Which of the following resulted in speakeasies?
The Red Scare
Immigration quotas
Prohibition
Women's suffrage
One goal of many Harlem Renaissance writers was to...
Support existing racial barriers
Cut off connections with mainstream American Values
for African Americans to create their own political parties
Increase pride of African American Culture
The mass movement of African Americans from the south to cities in the industrialized North during the early 20th Century was called..
The Red Scare
Prohibition
The Harlem Renaissance
The Great migration
During the 1920's, the government's role in the US economy was that the government should....
Interfere as little as possible
Promote the welfare state
Play a major role through regulatory action
Control the means of production
Sacco and Vanzetti were....
Part of the Harlem Renaissance
Two mobsters that emerged because of prohitibion
2 immigrants accused of murder
The two people involved in the Monkey Trial
Sacco and Vanzetti were two men whose execution demonstrated that...
The US welcomed honest immigrants
The US was fearful of foreigners
The Justice System is always appropriate to the situation
The Supreme Court was fair and thorough
The teacher who was arrested in TN for teaching evolution
Mr Vanzetti
Mr Sacco
Mr. Scopes
Miss Jess
Buying on margin
Spread the fear of communism
Allowed Americans to buy more stocks in a buisness
Placed severe limits on immigrants
Led to an increase in organized crime
Attorney General Palmer deported immigrants who were viewed as...
Communists
Liberals
Conservatives
Nativists
The 18th amendment that prohibited alcohol sale in the US from 1920-1933 is called...
The depression
The drout
The Red scare
Prohibition
"The Red Scare" was a movement that showed how much our nation feared the establishing of..
Anarchism
Darwinism
Idealism
Communism
Define Prohibition to Miss Jess in your own words
Yes
Not quite!
What were some unintended effects of prohibition?
All of the above
Organized Crimes
Speakeasies
The depression
Which of the following was connected to the Wall Street crash of 1929?
Charles Lindbergh's construction company
Black Tuesday
Immigration Quotas
Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy
Which of the following aspects of life during the Roaring Twenties is related to the event she described?
Immigration
All of the above
Nativism
The Red Scare
This movement wanted to prohibit the use and sale of alcohol
Temperance
Anarchist
Communists
The no alcohol
What condition of life in the 1920s was Langston Hughes
Prohibition
The Lack of labor unions
Nationalism
Segregation
Which of the following was NOT part of the Harlem Renaissance?
The Liberian independence movement
Black American shared experience and culture
Novels and short stories
Music
Which person was NOT a part of the Harlem Renaissance?
Louis Armstrong
Martin Luther King JR
Langson Hughes
Duke Ellington
The Roaring 20s was also known as...
Fad Fabulous
The Jazz Age
The Age of Rock
The Time of Change
Consumption became a common theme of American life in the 1920s. This means....
Wealthier Americans migrated out of urban areas
High poverty meant Americans had to consume all they could
People were encouraged to buy& use more mass produced goods
The respiratory disease tuberculosis, known as "consumption"
Which of the following was NOT part of the Harlem Renaissance?
Music
The Liberian independence movement
Black American Shared experiences
Novels and Short stories
Term for African-Americans move to northern cities for economic opportunities and escape racism
The Great Gatsby
The Great Migration
The move
The Great Escape
What did NOT fuel an economic boom during the 1920s?
Mass advertising
Mass production
Installment buying
Overproduction of farm goods
Which 1920s leader started a movement that included encouraging Black people to move to the country of Liberia in West Africa
Babe Ruth
Booker T Washington
Marcus Garvey
WEB DuBois
Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston were...
Part of the Harlem renaissance movement
two mobsters that emerged because of prohibition
2 immigrants accused of murder
The two people involved in the monkey trial
Which of the following was directly related to the Red Scare?
The Scopes trial
The murder trial of Sacco and Vanzetti
The establishment of CDC
Prohibition
Which of the following resulted in speakeasies?
Prohibition
Immigration quotas
Women's Suffrage
The Red Scare
Women in modern dress, bob hair style, enjoyed to drink socialize and dance were called...
Flappers
Victorians
part of the great migration
part of the Harlem renaissance
What group is shown in the photo above?
Suffragists
Flappers
The women's league of America
Speakeasy Girls
What amendment repealed prohibition?
The 18th
The 19th
The 20th
The 21st
Who wrote the Harlem Renaissance novel "Their Eyes Were Watching God"?
Zora Neale Hurston
Langston Hughes
Claude McKay
Palmer Hayden
The major issue debated during the Scopes Trial was the teaching of
Women's history
Evolution
Nativism
Black History
What was a "speakeasy"?
Al Capone's automatic weapon
Secret bars serving alcohol
A new method to learn English
The slang used by young people
The 18th amendment was passed because peopled believed it would heal problems such as.....
Racism
Women's moodiness about not being able to vote
Alcoholism, political corruption, and family violence
Organized crime that had developed after prohibition
Which of the following people was a writer and educator who helped legalize contraception
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Margaret Sanger
Elanor Roosevelt
Jane Addams
Flappers were...
Women who fought for the right to vote
Birds on the Magic Garden
Women who flew across the Alantic
Females who broke against the traditional behavior
Who supported Prohibition?
Democrats
Christians
Republicans
Everyone
What was the red scare?
The extreme lack of blood donations following WWI
American overreaction to the threat of communism
The measles pandemic of 1925-1926
A beef shortage in 1923 caused by the "red" cattle disease
Which amendment gave women the right to vote?
19th
22nd
20th
18th