Harlem Renaissance
Bessie Smith
Blues Singer
Painter who painted scenes of the Southwest and Cities.
Georgia O'Keeffe
This amendment started prohibition.
18th
Labor Saving Devices
This was the period of increased importance of African American artists, writers, and musicans
Harlem Renaissance
Painter who painted scenes of the Great Migration
Jacob Lawerence
John Steinbeck
Author
This amendment ended prohibition.
21st
Henry Ford used this to make cars cheaply and quickly.
Assembly Line
This term describes the movement of African Americans out of the Jim Crow Souther into Northern industrial cities.
The Great Migration
Poet who wrote about the hopes and fears of African Americans
Langston Hughes
Man who coined the term "The Jazz Age" and wrote The Great Gatsby.
F. Scott Fitzgerald
This was the group that made illegal alcohol.
Bootleggers
This new invention improved communication across the country.
The Radio
This term refers to laws requiring the separation of public spaces based on race.
Segregation
Duke Ellington
Piano Player/Jazz Singer
Composer of Rhapsody in Blue
George Gershwin
This was the name for bars were people went to drink during Prohibition.
Speakeasies.
The Wright Brothers pioneered this new invention.
The Airplane
This was the period of time in which it was illegal to buy, make or sell alcohol in the United States.
Prohibition
Louis Armstrong
Composer who used folk music in his pieces.
Aaron Copland
This was the effect of prohibition on crime rates in America.
They went up.
Alexander Graham Bell invented this new device.
The Telephone
This term refers to electricity becoming standard in American households.
Electrification