The Roaring Twenties

The Great Migration refers to the movement of:

• Black Americans from the urban North to the rural South

• Black Americans from the rural South to the urban North

• White immigrants from Europe to the United States

• White Americans from the East to the West

Which of the following is associated with the Harlem Renaissance?

• F. Scott Fitzgerald

• Carrie Nation

• Al Capone

• Langston Hughes

A flapper was a:

• New aerodynamic design that greatly improved rudimentary aircraft

• A young womanwho dressed in traditional, conservative attire

• A young woman who dressed provocatively and attended wild, extravagant parties

• A member of the Temperance movement who rallied against moral decay

Who was Carrie Nation?

• A famous actress who embodied the image of a flapper

• A white woman who accused a black teenager of assaulting her, leading to a race riot

• A hatchet wielding pro-Prohibition activist

• An educational reformer who worked to improve schools for African American students

Al Capone made much of his fortune in:

• Drugs

• Alcohol

• Gambling

• Legitimate business

What musical instrument is Louis Armstrong most famous for?

• Trumpet

• Trombone

• Piano

• Violin

Who was John Scopes?

• A teacher who was fired for teaching Creationism

• A lawyer who fought for African American rights

• A lawyer who fought against African American rights

• A teacher who was convicted of teaching the Theory of Evolution

Who was the leader of the Irish Northside Boys who was the main target of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre?

• Oliver Cromwell

• Eoin Colfer

• Bugs Moran

• Patrick O'hara

Black Wall Street:

• Was an area in Detroit, Michigan, that was home to a thriving business district largely owned by Black Americans

• Was an area in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that was home to a thriving business district largely owned by Black Americans

• Was an area in Chicago, Illinois, that was known for pickpockets and vagabonds

• Was an area in New York City that was home to many wealthy Black Americans

The Stock Market Crash of 1929:

• caused millions of Americans to lose their jobs

• was caused by people buying stock on margin

• ushered in the Great Depression

• All of these