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The Roaring Life of the 1920’sChanging Ways of Life

The 20’s woman

Education & popular culture

Harlem Renaissance

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Bonus Question: 5000 pts

Changing Ways of Life: 200

• Question:• This banned the sale, transportation and

manufacturing of alcohol• Answer• Prohibition

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Changing Ways of Life: 400

• Question:• Drinkers went underground, flocking to

hidden saloons and nightclubs known as this• Answer• speakeasies

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Changing Ways of Life: 600

• Question:• These individuals brought alcohol into the

country illegally from Canada, Cuba, Europe, and the West Indies

• Answer• bootleggers

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Changing Ways of Life: 800

• Question:• He represented the state of Tennessee in the

famous Scopes Trial of 1925• Answer• William Jennings Bryan

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Changing Ways of Life: 1000

• Question:• This lawyer represented John Scopes, who

was a science teacher that incorporated the theory of evolution into his curriculum

• Answer• Clarence Darrow

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The 20’s Woman: 200

• Question:• An emancipated young woman who embraced

the new fashions and urban attitudes of the day were known as this

• Answer• flapper

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The 20’s Woman: 400

• Question:• This concept developed when women were

required to observe stricter expectations of behavior than men

• Answer• Double standard

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The 20’s Woman: 600

• Question• Women were increasingly more likely to be in

this profession as a result of more secretarial demands

• Answer• Clerical work

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The 20’s Woman: 800

• Question:• Birthrates went in this direction as widespread

social and economic changes reshaped the family

• Answer• Down, decrease

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The 20’s Woman: 1000

• Question:• Women enjoyed this new development that

helped save time in the kitchen without having to do it every time they made sandwiches

• Answer• Sliced bread

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Education & Popular Culture: 200

• Question:• This new invention connected people like

never before in the United States during the 1920’s

• Answer• Radio

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Education & Popular Culture: 400

• Question:• He set a record of 60 homeruns during the

1927 baseball season for the New York Yankees

• Answer• Babe Ruth

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Education & Popular Culture: 600

• Question:• Charles Lindbergh flew solo over this body of

water for the first time in May 1927• Answer• Atlantic Ocean

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Education & Popular Culture: 800

• Question:• This industry was the 4 largest industry in the

United States by 1925• Answer• Movies/film/Hollywood

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Education & Popular Culture: 1000

• Question:• He wrote Babbit, a novel poking fun at the

shallow, stifling existence of middle-class America.

• Answer• Sinclair Lewis

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Harlem Renaissance: 200

• Question:• He believed that African Americans should

build a separate society and return to Africa• Answer• Marcus Garvey

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Harlem Renaissance: 400

• Question:• He published “The New Negro” in 1925, a

landmark collection of works by many promising young African-American writers

• Answer• Alain Locke

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Harlem Renaissance: 600

• Question:• She founded Challenge, a magazine of African-

American writing• Answer• Dorothy West

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Harlem Renaissance: 800

• Question:• He joined Joe “King” Oliver and his Creole Jazz

Band in 1922 as a trumpet player• Answer• Louis Armstrong

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Harlem Renaissance: 1000

• Question:• This Black musical comedy, popular in 1921

won popularity among white audiences• Answer• Shuffle Along

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Potpourri:200• Question:• He was the leader of organized crime in

Chicago during the 1920’s• Answer• Al Capone

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Potpourri: 400• Question:• A Protestant movement grounded in a literal

or non-symbolic interpretation of the Bible is known as

• Answer• fundamentalism

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Potpourri: 600• Question:• Most women in the 1920’s were in this type of

industry• Answer• Domestic services

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Potpourri: 800• Question:• He was nicknamed the Galloping Ghost while

playing college football at the University of Illinois

• Answer• Red Grange

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Education & Popular Culture: 1000

• Question:• He founded the NAACP and demanded

immediate racial integration and equality• Answer• W.E.B. DuBois

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Bonus Question: 5000 pts.

• Question:• During the 1920’s women associated with the

flapper style were defined by these 4 styles or changes

• Answer• …• Jet-black hair, skirts 1 inch above the knee,

drinking, smokingBack

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