Music In 1919
The World In 1919
Culture & Society
America In 1919
Music Meets History
100

Which popular American music style was rapidly gaining popularity in 1919?

A) Rock and Roll
B) Jazz
C) Hip-Hop
D) Electronic

B) Jazz

100

Which major global conflict ended shortly before 1919?
A) World War II
B) The Cold War
C) World War I
D) The Crimean War

C) World War I

100

In 1919, most movies were:
A) Animated
B) Silent
C) In color
D) 3D

B) Silent

100

Which amendment banned alcohol in the United States?
A) 16th
B) 17th
C) 18th
D) 19th

C) 18th

100

Music in 1919 was most often shared through:
A) Streaming
B) Social media
C) Live performance and sheet music
D) CDs

C) Live performance and sheet music

200

Which instrument became especially associated with early jazz music?


A) Violin
B) Trumpet
C) Harpsichord
D) Flute

B) Trumpet

200

What major treaty was signed in 1919 to officially end World War I?
A) Treaty of Paris
B) Treaty of Versailles
C) Treaty of London
D) Treaty of Vienna

B) Treaty of Versailles

200

What type of entertainment was especially popular in cities in 1919?
A) Video games
B) Vaudeville shows
C) Reality TV
D) Podcasts

B) Vaudeville shows

200

What was the illegal production and sale of alcohol called during Prohibition?
A) Bootlegging
B) Moonwalking
C) Black marketing
D) Smuggling rings

A) Bootlegging

200

Which group helped spread jazz beyond the South after 1919?
A) Factory workers
B) Traveling musicians
C) Politicians
D) Film directors

B) Traveling musicians

300

Where did jazz primarily develop before spreading nationwide?


A) New York City
B) Chicago
C) New Orleans
D) Los Angeles

C) New Orleans

300

Which international organization was created in 1919 to promote peace?
A) United Nations
B) NATO
C) League of Nations
D) European Union

C) League of Nations

300

Which fashion trend became popular for women shortly after 1919?
A) Corsets and long skirts
B) Flapper dresses and shorter hair
C) Medieval gowns
D) Business suits

B) Flapper dresses and shorter hair

300

What fear dominated American politics in 1919?
A) Fear of invasion
B) Red Scare (fear of communism)
C) Nuclear war
D) Economic collapse

B) Red Scare

300

Which U.S. city became a major jazz hub in the years following 1919?
A) Miami
B) Seattle
C) Chicago
D) Denver

C) Chicago

400

Which technology helped music reach wider audiences in 1919?


A) Television
B) Radio broadcasts
C) Vinyl records
D) Streaming platforms

B) Radio broadcasts

400

Which deadly global health crisis was still affecting the world in 1919?
A) Cholera outbreak
B) Bubonic plague
C) Spanish Flu pandemic
D) COVID-19

C) Spanish Flu pandemic

400

Which constitutional amendment was gaining momentum in 1919?
A) Freedom of speech
B) Women’s right to vote
C) Abolition of slavery
D) Term limits

B) Women’s right to vote

400

Which labor event became common in 1919 as workers demanded better conditions?
A) Sit-ins
B) Strikes
C) Marches
D) Elections

B) Strikes

400

Why did jazz music appeal to many young people after World War I?
A) It was slow and calming
B) It symbolized freedom and change
C) It was government-approved
D) It replaced classical music

B) It symbolized freedom and change

500

Which type of music was often criticized in 1919 for being “too wild” or “improper”?


A) Classical
B) Folk
C) Jazz
D) Opera

C) Jazz

500

Which U.S. president played a key role in shaping the Treaty of Versailles?
A) Theodore Roosevelt
B) Woodrow Wilson
C) William Taft
D) Calvin Coolidge

B) Woodrow Wilson

500

The ratification of which amendment was passed by Congress in 1919?
A) 18th (Prohibition)
B) 19th (Women’s suffrage)
C) 21st (Repeal of Prohibition)
D) 22nd (Presidential terms)

A) 18th (Prohibition)

500

Which major U.S. city experienced a deadly race riot in 1919?
A) New York
B) Chicago
C) Atlanta
D) Boston

B) Chicago

500

Which social movement of the 1920s was heavily influenced by music trends beginning in 1919?
A) The Progressive Movement
B) The Harlem Renaissance
C) The Civil Rights Movement
D) The New Deal

B) The Harlem Renaissance