The Great Gatsby
The character that represents New Money in The Great Gatsby
Jay Gatsby
Name two different types of "art" that became prominent during the Harlem Renaissance
music, art, poetry, etc
This major economic crisis caused widespread poverty and unemployment in Maycomb.
The Great Depression
This year marks when the Salem Witch Trials took place.
1692
When an author hints in their writing about something that is going to happen
foreshadowing
The idea that you can be successful with hard work
American Dream
the movement of six million African Americans out of the rural Southern United States to the urban Northeast, Midwest, and West
The Great Migration
This lawyer defends Tom Robinson and represents moral courage.
Atticus Finch
This religious group believed strongly in strict moral behavior and fear of sin.
The Puritans
the message or moral of a story
theme
The ban on alcohol in the 1920s
Prohibition
What time period did the Harlem Renaissance take place?
1920s-1930s
This bird represents innocence and goodness.
Mockingbird
Arthur Miller wrote the play as an allegory for this 1950s political fear movement.
The Red Scare/McCarthyism
when something represents a larger idea or theme in a story
symbolism
The character from The Great Gatsby that represents the desire to move out of the working class (Tom's mistress)
Myrtle Wilson
language that appeals to the five sense, used in poetry to help create a picture for the reader
imagery
This family represents generational poverty and ignorance.
The Ewells
This theme explains how fear spreads rapidly and leads to false accusations.
mass hysteria
the emotional atmosphere or feeling a text evokes in the reader
mood
Who is the author of The Great Gatsby?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Name one musician, author, poet, or artist that was prominent during the Harlem Renaissance
Answers will vary
This reclusive neighbor ultimately saves Scout and Jem
Boo Radley
This minister is more concerned with his reputation than his congregation.
Reverend Parris
the author of To Kill a Mockingbird
Harper Lee