Questions on the Great Migration and Harlem Renaissance

Which details best explain impacts of the Harlem Renaissance on the United States? Select THREE correct answers.

• Voting rights no longer restricted based on gender

• Gospel music gained popularity

• The Civil Rights movement gained momentum

• Stories of racial hardships were both shared and published

• Strict labor laws were enacted by the federal government

Who founded Universal Negro Improvement Association AND what was its purpose?

• Marcus Garvey founded it to promote African unity and self-reliance.

• W.E.B. Du Bois founded it to promote African American education.

• Harriet Tubman founded it to assist in the Underground Railroad.

Prohibition ended with the ________________________________ of the Eighteenth Amendment by the U.S. government.

• Repeal

• Enforcement

• Amendment

The Eighteenth Amendment caused the growth of organized crime and the establishment of ______________________________________.

• Speakeasies

• Public Libraries

• Sports Arenas

Ford’s manufacturing techniques were embraced by various industries, which led to an increase in the __________________________________________ of goods.

• Production

• Consumption

• Distribution

On an assembly line, workers at each station contribute to the product as it progresses along a __________________________________________.

• Conveyor belt

• Assembly track

• Transport chain

Industrialization created economic opportunities for people, which led to __________________________________________.

• Urbanization

• Deforestation

• Isolation of communities

The __________________________________________ aimed to weaken Germany in response to its aggressive actions during World War I.

• Treaty of Versailles

• Treaty of Tordesillas

• Treaty of Ghent

What was a common theme in the literature of the Harlem Renaissance?

• The American Dream

• African American culture and identity

• The adventures of the Wild West

Which of the following was a key factor in the emergence of the Harlem Renaissance?

• The end of World War II

• The Great Migration

• The stock market crash of 1929