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Chapter 10.4 Practice



True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

One historian referred to Lindbergh's flight as something that did not matter profoundly.
 

 2. 

Creating new rhythms and melodies during a performance is called improvisation.
 

 3. 

Langston Hughes was one of the first African American Jazz musicians.
 

 4. 

The "noble experiment" referred to a ban on the manufacture, sale, and transportation of liquor throughout the United States.
 

 5. 

The quota system is a scientific theory that humans evolved over vast periods of time.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 6. 

What amendment to the Constitution guaranteed women in all states the right to vote?
a.
Eighteenth Amendment
c.
Fifth Amendment
b.
First Amendment
d.
Nineteenth Amendment
 

 7. 

What amendment to the Constitution established Prohibition?
a.
Nineteenth Amendment
c.
Twentieth Amendment
b.
Eighteenth Amendment
d.
Fifth Amendment
 

 8. 

What music had its roots in African American music?
a.
rock 'n' roll
c.
jazz
b.
country
d.
classical
 

 9. 

An interest in African American culture and pride flowered during the
a.
New York Revival.
c.
African American Resurgence.
b.
Harlem Renaissance.
d.
Black Cultural Festival.
 

 10. 

The prosecutor for the Scopes trial was
a.
William Jennings Bryan.
c.
Herbert Hoover.
b.
Al Smith.
d.
Clarence Darrow.
 

Matching
 
 
Match each item with the correct statement below.
a.
flew alone across the Atlantic
d.
Al Capone
b.
Louis Armstrong
e.
The Jazz Singer
c.
speakeasies
 

 11. 

Charles Lindbergh
 

 12. 

illegal bars and clubs
 

 13. 

first of the "talkies"
 

 14. 

jazz musician
 

 15. 

powerful gangster
 

Short Answer
 

 16. 

What was the “noble experiment”?
 

 17. 

What was the goal of the Emergency Quota Act?
 

 18. 

What did the Nineteenth Amendment do?
 

 19. 

Who was the first person to fly alone over the Atlantic Ocean?
 

 20. 

What does the term “Hooverize” mean?
 



 
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