CIVIL RIGHTS VOCABULARY
CIVIL RIGHTS
ROARING 20s VOCABULARY
ROARING 20s
ROUTE 66
100

How do you say "manifestation" in English?

Demonstration

100

What president abolished slavery in 1865?

Abraham Lincoln

100

What is "to roar" in French?

Rugir

100

What is the Cotton Club?

A club in Harlem, NYC, where black artists performed for rich white people.

100

Where does it start and end?

It starts in Chicago, Illinois

It ends in Los Angeles, California.

200

Militant in English?

Activist

200

Give me three examples of Jim Crow Laws.

1. Blacks couldn't go to White people's schools.

2. Blacks had to sit in the back of the bus

3. Blacks weren't allowed to sit in the front of the bus.

200

What is "making alcohol illegally"?

Where could you drink alcohol?

Bootlegging

Speakeasy

200

What is the Harlem renaissance?

It's the booming African American art: litterature, music and painting.

200

What terrible economic/climatic event made it very popular?

The Great Depression

The Dust Bowl

300

Discours in English?

Speech

300

Three things about Ruby Bridges.

She was from Mississippi

She was the first black girl to go to a white school in 1960

Four marshals escorted her to school

300

Se produire sur scène

Perform

300

Describe a flapper.

A flapper has short hair, a bobcut.

She wears jewelry (bracelets, necklaces, rings and boraches) and make-up (blush, lipstick and eye-liner)

She wears loose straight dresses that go below her knees.

She couls ride bikes, drive, drink alcohol, dance and smoke.

She could also vote.

300

What famous book by John Steinbeck tells the terrible story of the Joad family?

Grapes of Wrath

400

Soulèvement in English?

Riot

400

Three things about Rosa Parks

She wouldn't give her seat to a white person

She was from Montgomery, Alabama

She triggered the bus boycott for 1 year (1955-56)

400

Modification de la constitution américaine?

Amendment.

400

Give me 6 inventions from this time.

Combustion automobile

radio, jukebox, records.

Home appliances: toasters, washing machines, electric stove.oven, toasters, vacuum cleaners.

400

What book by Jack Kerouac made Route 66 so iconic and a symbol of freedom?

On the Road

500

Rassemblements in English?

Rallies

500

Four things about Martin Luther King, Jr

He was a pastor and an activist

He gave the speech 'I have a dream'

He organized the bus boycott in Montgomery Alabama

500

Scène, lieu de spectacle?

Venue

500

Name 6 celebrities from this time.

Al Capone, Eliott Ness

Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald

Charlie Chaplin, Louise Brooks, Josephine Baker.

500

Name the 8 states Route 66 goes through.

Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arisona and California.