Unit 9, Section 1 HW

Key Term #1:  What was Warren G. Harding’s election slogan in 1920? This meant he wanted America to return to cultural norms from before WWI and to return America to isolationism

• Make America Great Again
• A New Deal for America
• Progressive Change for the Future
• A Return to Normalcy

Key Term #2: The use of the "assembly line" was key to this new method of production that was popularized by the Ford Motor Company in the early 1900's

• Mass production
• Single-piece flow
• Custom manufacturing
• Batch production

Key Term #3: Invented the airplane and had the first successful flight in 1903 in NC

• Alexander Graham Bell
• Wright Brothers

• Henry Ford
• Thomas Edison

Key Term #4: Who was the first person to fly solo non-stop from NYC to Paris?

• Amelia Earhart
• Howard Hughes
• Wiley Post
• Charles Lindbergh

Key Term #5: The nickname given to women of the 1920s who wore their dresses short, their hair shorter, and lived a very active social life

Key Term #6 & #7

​ (a)   : Trumpet player who had a major impact on the development of jazz and the Harlem Renaissance
​ (b)   : Famous poet during the Harlem Renaissance

• Louis Armstrong
• Langston Hughes

Key Term #8:  The era gave rise to Langston Hughes, jazz music, and the “Cotton Club” and brought the African American experience into the cultural conscious of the country

• Harlem Renaissance
• Harlem Rebirth
• Jazz Age
• Renaissance Movement

Key Term #9: What was the Great Migration?

• The Great Migration was the relocation of Native Americans to reservations.
• The Great Migration was a campaign for civil rights in the 1960s.
• The Great Migration was the movement of African Americans from the South to the North and West for better opportunities.
• The Great Migration was a movement of European immigrants to the United States.

Question #1: What product “changed the American landscape” providing increased mobility to all Americans?

• The bicycle
• The airplane
• The train
• The automobile

Question #2: What was the “most powerful communications medium” to emerge during the 1920s?

• Newspaper
• Telegraph
• Radio
• Television