Harlem Renaissance
Famous trumpet player
Louis Armstrong
What was the United States position on World War 1 at the beginning.
The United States remained neutral
19th amendment?
The right for women to vote
Who invented the Model T car?
Henry Ford
Who was Charles Lindbergh
He completed a solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean
What type of literature did Langston Hughes Write?
Poetry
Who was president during World War l?
Woodrow Wilson
15th, 19th, 23rd and 25th amendment are all for what?
Voting
Baseball was made famous because of this device.
Radio
Name 1 affect of the Treaty of Versailles 1919
1. Germany was forced to accept blame for it’s role in starting World War l.
2. The League of Nations gained control of all German colonies.
3. Germany was forced to pay billions of dollars in damages.
4.Germany lost territory it gained during the war.
5. The size of German military was reduced.
What happen to cause the Harlem Renaissance?
African Americans migrating to the North
What part of the Treaty of Versailles contributed to World War ll?
The Germans having to pay reparations
Name one of the amendments that gave equal rights for voting?
15th, 19th, 23rd and 25th amendments
This machine made sharing secrets easy
telegraph
Name something that helped start World War ll.
Germany's struggle to recover leading to
economic and political instability
What type of music did Louis Armstrong play?
Jazz
What caused the United States to join in World War l?
The sinking of the RMS Lusitania
This amendment gave women the right to vote?
19th amendment
What sport became know world wide because of the radio.
Baseball
How did the mass production of the car change how American's lived?
They could live further away and drive into work.
What was one thing that the Harlem Renaissance was known for?
Art, Jazz, Music, and literature
What happened 1st the United States entered the war or the British Empire formally enters World War l?
The British Empire formally enters World War l
Who did the 19th amendment protect? How
It protected women. It gave them the right to vote.
Who was the famous African American baseball player?
Babe Ruth
What did Henry Ford start that allowed any American to own a car?
Mass production, assembly line