1920s Review Test
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO STUDY ALL NOTES AND ASSIGNMENTS
Explain the following:
Lost Generation:
Jazz Age:
Harlem Renaissance:
Speakeasies:
Bootlegger:
Answer in your Journal:
- How did the role of women change during this time?
- What was the purpose of Marcus Garvey’s movement?
- Explain what a flapper represented.
- How did radio and mass media affect us as a nation?
- Who was the biggest baseball star of the time?
- What was the long term effect of prohibition?
- How did Jazz music get to northern cities?
- What was the Scopes trial issue?
- What is the Red Scare and who was it in response to?
- Why did the economy grow in 1920?
11. The National Origins Act of 1924 reduced the number of people who could?
- Many Americans believed that Sacco and Vanzetti were executed because they were?
- Where did jazz come from and why was it important?
- How did movies change during this time? What stars were so cool in the twenties?
- What was the impact of the auto industry exploding? How did it affect society?
- Why did people connect Communists to labor strikes?
- Who were advertisements aimed at? What impact did they have?
- What is the connection between prohibition and organized crime?
19. The Palmer raids were organized to root out groups whose activities?
- The Universal Negro Improvement Association was formed to?
- Henry Ford’s dream was to sell cars that?
- New businesses such as gas stations and motels was an effect of the increase in what?
- What is The Teapot Dome scandal?
- Using violence against those they opposed was the actions of what group/
25. Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Sinclair Lewis were all members of what?
- The sale of alcohol was forbidden by which amendment?
- Most advertisements were aimed at what group of people?
- What was The Jazz Singer?