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US II Review GameUS II Review Game1. An emancipated young women who 1. An emancipated young women who embraced the new fashions and urban embraced the new fashions and urban attitudes of the day.attitudes of the day.

A: FlapperA: Flapper

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A set of principles granting greater A set of principles granting greater sexual freedom to men than women- sexual freedom to men than women- required women to observe stricter required women to observe stricter standards of behavior than did men.standards of behavior than did men.

A: double standardA: double standard


Became the first women to swim the Became the first women to swim the English Channel in 1926English Channel in 1926

A: Gertrude EderleA: Gertrude Ederle


First to fly solo non-stop across the First to fly solo non-stop across the Atlantic OceanAtlantic Ocean

A: Charles A. LindberghA: Charles A. Lindbergh


Composed Rhapsody in Blue and Composed Rhapsody in Blue and Concerto in F which brought him Concerto in F which brought him instant fame.instant fame.

A: George GershwinA: George Gershwin


The first American to win the Nobel The first American to win the Nobel prize in literature and was among the prize in literature and was among the era’s most outspoken critic. He era’s most outspoken critic. He authored authored Main StreetMain Street and and Babbitt.Babbitt.

A: Sinclair LewisA: Sinclair Lewis


Novelist known as a spokesman of Novelist known as a spokesman of the “Jazz Age”. Wrote the “Jazz Age”. Wrote This side of This side of ParadiseParadise & & The Great GatsbyThe Great Gatsby..

A: F. Scott FitzgeraldA: F. Scott Fitzgerald


She wrote poems celebrating youth She wrote poems celebrating youth and a life of independence and and a life of independence and freedom from traditional constraints.freedom from traditional constraints.

A: Edna St. Vincent MillayA: Edna St. Vincent Millay


Wounded during the First World War, Wounded during the First World War, became the best known expatriate became the best known expatriate author. Wrote author. Wrote The Sun also Rises The Sun also Rises & & A A Farewell to ArmsFarewell to Arms..

A: Ernest HemingwayA: Ernest Hemingway


Missouri born, He was the best Missouri born, He was the best known poet of the Harlem known poet of the Harlem Renaissance. His works described the Renaissance. His works described the difficult everyday lives of working difficult everyday lives of working class African-Americans.class African-Americans.

A: Langston HughesA: Langston Hughes


Graduate of Rutgers University, He Graduate of Rutgers University, He was an Athlete, actor, singer, & an was an Athlete, actor, singer, & an excellent student. He was the son of excellent student. He was the son of a runaway slave.a runaway slave.

A: Paul RobesonA: Paul Robeson


Marcus Garvey founded the UNIA. Marcus Garvey founded the UNIA. The UNIA stood for this…….The UNIA stood for this…….

A: Universal Negro Improvement A: Universal Negro Improvement AssociationAssociation


Considered the most accomplished Considered the most accomplished African -American women writer of African -American women writer of the era wasthe era was

A: Zora Neale HurstonA: Zora Neale Hurston


She was perhaps the most She was perhaps the most outstanding vocalist of the decade. outstanding vocalist of the decade. She achieved enormous popularity She achieved enormous popularity and in 1927 became the highest paid and in 1927 became the highest paid black artist in the worldblack artist in the world

A: Bessie SmithA: Bessie Smith


This hairstyle characterized the This hairstyle characterized the FlapperFlapper

A: Bobbed HairA: Bobbed Hair


““Shipwreck” Kelly was the most Shipwreck” Kelly was the most famous person associated with this famous person associated with this popular Fadpopular Fad

A: Flagpole SittingA: Flagpole Sitting


Among all the dance fads of the 20s, Among all the dance fads of the 20s, this one was the most popularthis one was the most popular

A: The CharlestonA: The Charleston


This popular fad had its start in This popular fad had its start in Newspapers in the mid 1920sNewspapers in the mid 1920s

A: Cross-Word PuzzlesA: Cross-Word Puzzles


Usually played by four people, this fad Usually played by four people, this fad was all the rage in the 1920s. It had was all the rage in the 1920s. It had Chinese origins.Chinese origins.

A: MahjongA: Mahjong

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