1920s and Harlem Renaissance Test

The reason for the Great Migration was . . .

• Low Wages

• Violence

• Lack of employment

• all of these

The movement of African Americans from the south to the northeast and northwest during the Jim Crow Era in the south

• The Civil Rights Movement

• The Great Migration

• The Reconstruction

• none of these

In 1910, 90% of African Americans lived in the South, and 75% lived ____

• near the beach

• in high rises

• on farms

• in the mountains

What kind of art did James VanDerZee create?

• Photography

• Jazz Music

• Films

• Paintings

The point of James VanDerZee's art was to highlight what?

• African Americans in WWI

• Jim Crow South

• White politicians corruption

• The growing black middle class

Following the Great Migration in the late 1910s and early 1920s, a growth of African American art and culture was seen across the great cities of America. The center of this movement was found in what city?

• Harlem

• Chicago

• Philadelphia

• Atlanta

Made production more efficient but cut out the need for skilled laborers.

• Railroads

• Assembly Line

• Computers

• none of these

Many young women, known as _____, challenged cultural norms of "ladylike" behavior. They could be identified by their short hair, knee-length skirts, and their permissive lifestyles.

• Flappers

• Wasps

• Rosies

• none of these

fear of foreigners

• nationalism

• nativism

• xenophobia

• racism

American _____ reached a new peak in the 1920s due to the effects of WW1 propaganda and the Bolshevik revolution in 1917

• nationalism

• nativism

• xenophobia

• racism