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Prohibition
Harlem Renaissance
Miscellaneous
100

What was the most famous car of the 20's?

Model T

100

Most influential musician in the history of Jazz

Louis Armstrong

100

Illegal underground taverns/saloons

Speakeasies

100
Blues singer who was the highest paid black artist in the world in the 20's

Bessie Smith

100

Movement of African Americans out of the rural South to cities in the North

Great Migration

200

What did fundamentalists believe in?

Literal interpretation of the Bible

200

First American to win the Nobel Prize for literature, he used the character "Babbit" to mock Americans for their conformity and materialism

Sinclair Lewis

200

Illegally smuggling alcohol is called by what name?

bootlegging

200

Poet whose works were often read to the beat of Jazz music

Langston Hughes

200

Women being forced to observe stricter social and moral standards than men in the 20's was known as the what?

Double Standard

300

Among the founders of this organization was W.E.B. Dubois

NAACP

300

This composer merged traditional elements of music with American Jazz.  His most famous work was "Rhapsody in Blue".

George Gershwin

300

Most famous gangster associated with Prohibition

Al Capone

300

This jazz pianist and composer won fame as one of America's greatest composers.  He had a national radio show and wrote pieces such as Mood Indigo and Sophisticated Lady.

Duke Ellington

300

Who were emancipated young women embracing new fashions and urban attitudes of the day?

Flappers

400
This black nationalist association was founded by Marcus Garvey

U.N.I.A.

400

This writer's poems celebrated youth and a life of independence and freedom from traditional constraints.

Edna St. Vincent Millay

400

What famous F. Scott Fitzgerald novel is all about the Prohibition Era?

The Great Gatsby

400

In many of her novels, books of folklore, poetry and short stories, this writer portrayed the lives of poor, unschooled Southern African Americans

Zora Neale Hurston

400

Why was Prohibition hard to enforce?  Name one reason.

1.  Many people were determined to break the law.

2.  Law enforcement officials often took bribes.

3.  Insufficient funds and agents to enforce the law.

500
What was the result of the Scopes trial

Teacher John Scopes found guilty of teaching evolution and fined $100

500

Famous painter whose works showed the skyline and grandeur of New York

Georgia O'Keefe

500

Who is the famous Prohibition Era crusader who carried a hatchet into saloons?

Carry Nation

500

This major dramatic actor's performance in Shakespeare's Othello was widely acclaimed

Paul Robeson

500

This author was wounded in WWI and wrote works criticizing war and introduced a tough, simplified style of writing that set a new literary standard.  

Ernest Hemingway

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