Chapter 13 Questions
- Who
was known as the Sultan of Swat and what record did he establish in 1927?
- What
was the Harlem Renaissance?
- By
1930, how many American women were earning wages and what percentage of the
workforce did they represent?
- Write
1-2 sentences using at least 3 of the slang expressions on p.463.
- What
were the three largest cities in the U.S. at the beginning of the 1920’s?
- How
did the 18th Amendment change life in the U.S.?
- What
was The Spirit Of St. Louis?
- Describe
a typical outfit worn by a flapper.
- How
did people gain entry into speakeasies?
- What
3 corporations formed the first radio network, the National Broadcasting
Corporation?
- Describe
the modern high school of the 1920’s.
- Describe
the relationship between Fundamentalism and the Scopes trial.
- What
was significant about the 1927 release of The Jazz Singer?
- How
did Al Capone become wealthy?
- What
was the goal of the Black Star line?
- Describe
2 ways the NAACP fought for African-American rights.
- Examine
the 1910 and 1930 pie charts on p.460. Which area saw the greatest increase
in female occupations and which area saw the greatest decrease?
- Describe
the group that was known as the Lost Generation.
- Why
did the Great Migration occur?
- Choose
the letter that was the main occupation of each of the following people:
1. Louis Armstrong
a. Singer
2. Cab Calloway
b.
Poet
3. Countee Cullen
c. Actor
4. Duke Ellington
d. Musician
5. Langston Hughes
e. Novelist
6. Nella Larsen
7. Claude McKay
8. Zora Neale Hurston
9. Paul Robeson
10. Bessie Smith