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Week of Feb 22 Review
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The Harlem Renaissance was a creative movement of African American musicians, artists, and writers living in which major US city?
Harlem, New York City
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Identify the transformation in this image. How do you know?
translation
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Some considered the 1920s a "roaring" good time. What was positive during this decade?
Answer individually
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Are the forces of the man and woman equal? How do you know?
The woman is stronger, because she pushes the man out of the way. The man moves. Movement = unbalanced forces.
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Identify two forces in this situation.
Push; and friction
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The 19th Amendment gave women the right to ________. Another term for this movement was "women's suffrage."
vote
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What type of force is demonstrated by the cat?
push
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Some considered the 1920s a depressing time with struggles. What was negative during this decade?
Answer individually
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The 18th Amendment banned the production & sale of ________. It was a time called Prohibition.
alcohol
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There were many changes socially in the 1920s. What is one of those changes?
Answer individually.
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Buying stock (part of) a company allowed people to increase their wealth. What happened when the Stock Market crashed in 1929?
People lost their savings, many became jobless and homeless during the Great Depression
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Carter G Woodson created "Negro History Week" in 1926, which became known as Black History Month. Why is this significant?
Answer individually.
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The 1920s was a period of new technology. What was 1 new item used in households?
electric iron, toaster, radio, refrigerator, vacuum
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Identify the transformation in this image. How do you know?
reflection
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