Louis Armstrong: Life and Music

The video chronicles the life of Louis Armstrong, from his humble beginnings in New Orleans to his rise as a jazz legend. Born into poverty, Louis found solace in music, learning to play the cornet and joining bands. Despite early troubles with the law, he honed his skills at the Colored Waifs Home. His talent blossomed under the mentorship of Joe Oliver, leading to his success in Chicago and beyond, making him a celebrated musician worldwide.

Where was Louis Armstrong born?

• Chicago, Illinois

• New York, New York

• New Orleans, Louisiana

• Los Angeles, California

What nickname was given to the section of town where Louis Armstrong was born?

• The Garden District

• The French Quarter

• The Battlefield

• The Warehouse District

What instrument did Louis Armstrong first play on the streets?

• Tin Horn

• Saxophone

• Trumpet

• Clarinet

Who was Louis Armstrong's biggest musical influence during his early years?

• King Oliver

• Joe Oliver

• Buddy Bolden

• Funk Johnson

What role did Mr. Davis play in Louis Armstrong's life at the Colored Waif's Home for Boys?

• He was a school teacher

• He was a family friend

• He was the band leader

• He was a fellow musician

What instrument did Louis Armstrong play when he became the band leader at the Colored Waif's Home for Boys?

• Cornet

• Drums

• Bugle

• Tambourine

What was Louis Armstrong's nickname given by other kids?

• Jazz King

• Satchel Mouth

• Little Louie

• Satchmo

Who did Louis Armstrong consider as his 'Papa' in the music world?

• Funk Johnson

• Joe Oliver

• King Oliver

• Buddy Bolden

What city did Louis Armstrong move to after New Orleans?

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

• San Francisco

• New York

What was Louis Armstrong's reaction when he first performed in Chicago?

• He was nervous and unsure

• He felt his boyhood dream had come true

• He was disappointed with the audience

• He wanted to return to New Orleans