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| In which industry did Guglielmo Marconi and David Sarnoff work | Communications
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| uring Prohibition, the people that continued to produce, sell, and transport alcohol were known as | Bootleggers.
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| Which of the following was a result of Prohibition in the 1920s | Fall of the stock market
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| Why did African Americans move from the South to these states between 1910 and 1930 | There were more jobs.
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| . The Great Migration North of African Americans was the subject of which painter | Jacob Lawrence
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| F. Scott Fitzgerald is to John Steinbeck as Aaron Copland is to | George Gershwin
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| Which artist of the 1920's and 30's was known for urban scenes, flowers, and later paintings of the Southwest | Georgia O'Keeffe
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| During the 1920s, the literary and artistic movement centered on African American culture was known as the | Harlem Renaissance
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| This musician, nicknamed “Satchmo”, was a great jazz trumpeter | Louis Armstrong
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| He was considered one of the most beloved pantomime artists; his clown antics entertained millions. | Charlie Chaplin
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| This person wrote about migrant workers in the Grapes of Wrath | John Steinbeck
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| This person was a pianist and composer of the Harlem Renaissance and helped to make the Cotton Club famous. | Duke Ellington
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| This person wrote about the emptiness and lack of concern in the 1920s in the novel The Great Gatsby. | F. Scott Fitzgerald
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| This person took the first solo flight to Paris in 1927. | Charles Lindbergh
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| his person’s inventions made electrification in the home and workplace possible. | Alexander Graham Bell
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| Whose invention made air travel possible | Wright Brothers
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| Rebirth of activities in art and literature by African Americans. | Harlem Renaissance
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| Someone who writes novels. | Novelist
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| created a series of paintings detaling the events of the great migration north. | Narrator
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| To represent somebody or something in words | describe
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| Someone who writes music. | Composer
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| Popular music that originated among African American people characterized by unique rhythms. | Blues music
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| An artist known for urban scenes and later paintings of the Southwest. | george o kelffe
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| A novelist who wrote about the Jazz Age of the 1920’s | F. scott fitsgareled
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| A novelist who portrayed the strength of poor migrant workers during the 1930’s | john steinback
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| Composer who wrote unique American music. |
Aaron copland
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| Composer who wrote unique American music? | George Gershiwn
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| An African American painter who chronicled the experiences of the Great Migration north through art. | Jacob larwrence
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| An African American poet who combined the experiences of African and American cultural roots. | angston hughes
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| An African American jazz composer. | Duke elligton
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| An African American jazz composer. | louise armstrong
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| An African American blues singer | Bessie smith
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| Places created for people to drink alcoholic beverages during Prohibition | speakeasy
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| When African Americans moved up North and the Midwest to find jobs and escape discrimination in the South. | Great migraton
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| To have an insufficient supply of |
inadiquite
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| Repealed the 18th Amendment (ended Prohibition) | 21 amendment
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