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African Americans moved from the ( ) to the ( ) during and after WWI to get better ( ).
South...... North..... Jobs
100
This man used the assembly line to manufacture cars cheaply!
Henry Ford
100
This author wrote a book about the negative impact of wealth and consumer culture in the 1920s, called the Great Gatsby
What is F. Scott Fitzgerald
100
This state was the stage for a court case about the right to teach creationism and darwinism in schools
What is Tennessee
200
This neighborhood was the center of the flourishing African American arts and culture of the 1920s
What is harlem
200
This invention allowed Americans across the country to experience the same culture, hear the same news.
the radio
200
This Amendment made it illegal to make or sell alcohol in the 1920s
What is the 18th Amendment
200
The rise of participation in ( ) in the United States led to an increase in fear of communism in the 1920s
What is labor unions
300

This group rose to power using violence and hatred.

What is the KKK?

300
new technology led more Americans to have time for:
leisure activities/down time/free time
300
This amendment repealed prohibition
What is the 21st Amendment
300
This African American leader believed in African Americans going back to Africa to take it back from the white colonists
Marcus Garvey
400
This city experienced a race riot when a young African American boy died while swimming
What is Chicago
400
Many Americans used this to purchase the new inventions of the 1920s
credit
400
This pilot became famous for flying across the Atlantic alone
Charles Lindbergh
400
This president of the 1920s believed the United States should "return to normalcy".
Harding
500
This club in Harlem is a symbol of the hypocrisy of the 1920s and race expectations
What is the Cotton Club
500
The first movie with sound
What is the Jazz Singer
500
This man defended John Scopes in the Scopes Monkey Trial
Clarence Darrow
500
This artist was known for his poetry of the Harlem Renaissance
Langston Hughes
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