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100

True or False: Before the 1920s, most ads had been in newspapers. *

TRUE!

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100

This jazz great wrote the symphony Black, Brown, and Beige, about the history of African Americans. *

Hint: Ella Fitzgerald or Duke Ellington?

Who is Duke Ellington?

100

He was considered a leader of the Harlem Renaissance *

Hint: Charlie Chaplin or Langston Hughes?

Who is Langston Hughes?


100

True or False: Prices began to rise sharply because there were fewer goods. * 


True!


200

This is how Americans were able to afford to buy expensive items. *

Hint: Taking out a loan or installment plans?

What is installment plans?

200

Where the first radio program was heard by Americans. * πŸ“»

Hint: Philadelphia or Pittsburgh?

What is Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania?

200

The kinds of ideas artists, musicians, and writers of the Harlem Renaissance challenged. 

Racist or scientific ideas?

What are racist ideas?


200

The group Americans believed striking workers were controlled by. *

Hint: The Central Powers or Communists?


What are Communists?



300

Radio and __________ were two ways mass media was reaching American audiences in the 1920s. *

Hint: billboards or telegrams?

 

What are billboards?


300

This baseball hero was originally from Baltimore and has a museum about his life and career there. 


Who is George Herman "Babe" Ruth, Jr.?


300

The African country Marcus Garvey envisioned as the future homeland of his followers. 

Hint: Algeria or Liberia?

What is Liberia?


300

The term used to describe a person who is not a citizen and is forced to leave the country by government order.

Hint: deported or arrested?

What is deported?


400

One of new household items bought by Americans during the 1920s. 

What is a washing machine?

400

Charles Lindbergh entered a contest to attempt the first nonstop flight between New York City and what European city *

What is Paris, France?

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400

He was the leader of the movement  that believed nonviolence was the path to equal rights and integration.

Hint: W.E.B. DuBois or Marcus Garvey?

Who is W.E.B. DuBois?


400

This U.S. case drew worldwide protests who protested the anti-immigrant and fairness of the verdict.


What is the Sacco and Vanzetti Case?


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