After WWI
Red Summer
Violence Continues
Response & Resistance
Prohibition Bonus Review
100

This term means soldiers leaving military service and returning to civilian life after a war.

What is Demobilization

100

This name describes widespread racial violence that occurred in multiple American communities during 1919.

What is the Red Summer

100

This prosperous Black community in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was attacked by white mobs in 1921.

What is Greenwood

100

This movement campaigned against lynching and demanded greater legal protection.

What is the Anti-Lynching Movement

100

This amendment established national Prohibition.

What is the 18th Amendment?
200

These Americans returned from fighting in World War I but still faced segregation and discrimination at home.

Who were Black Veterans

200

The drowning of this Black teenager helped trigger days of racial violence in Chicago in 1919.

Who was Eugene Williams

200

Greenwood earned this nickname because of its successful Black-owned businesses and thriving community.

What is Black Wall Street

200

Instead of simply accepting racial violence and discrimination, Black activists increasingly did these two things to demand change.

What are Organizing and Protesting

200

This law provided federal rules for enforcing Prohibition.

What is the Volstead Act

300

This movement brought many Black Americans from the South to Northern and Midwestern cities

What is the Great Migration

300

Eugene Williams was swimming in this Great Lake when the incident occurred.

What is Lake Michigan

300

During this 1921 event, white mobs attacked Greenwood, destroying homes and businesses and leaving thousands displaced.

What is the Tulsa Race Massacre

300

This movement emphasized Black racial pride, self-expression, and resistance to discrimination.

What is the New African American Movement

300

This was an illegal establishment where alcoholic beverages were sold during Prohibition.

What it Speakeasy

400

Competition over these two basic needs in growing cities contributed to racial tension after World War I.

What is Jobs and Housing

400

Black sharecroppers in Elaine, Arkansas, were organizing because they wanted this for their cotton.

What is Fair Payment

400

This predominantly Black Florida community was attacked in 1923. Residents were killed, buildings were destroyed, and survivors fled

What is Rosewood

400

The New Negro Movement was closely connected to this cultural movement that included Langston Hughes, Aaron Douglas, and Zora Neale Hurston

What is the Harlem Renaissance

400

This term describes the illegal production, transportation, or sale of alcohol.

What it Bootlegging

500

Black veterans returning home, the Great Migration, discrimination, and competition for jobs and housing all contributed to an increase in this after World War I.

What is Racial Tension
500

This Arkansas community experienced racial violence in 1919 after Black sharecroppers organized for fair payment.

What is Elaine, Arkansas

500

Give the correct years for these events in order: Red Summer, Tulsa Race Massacre, Rosewood Massacre.

What are 1919, 1921, and 1923.

500

Complete the big idea: Activism, cultural expression, and the New Negro Movement demonstrated increasing Black racial ________.

What is Pride

500

This famous Chicago organized-crime figure profited from the illegal alcohol market during Prohibition.

Who was Al Capone