The Century — America’sTime:Boom and Bust Student ______

The Century — America’sTime:Boom and Bust Student ______

PRAISE

□Vocabulary and questionsare in your own voice

□Good elaboration on questions and vocabulary

□Answers fully address historical significance

□Answers are complete and accurate

□Sources are provided

□Images and other extras add meaning to work

HOW TO IMPROVE

□Questions and vocabulary may not be copied or paraphrased from other sources

□Questions and vocabulary must includeall important facts and details and avoid factual errors

□Questions and/or vocabulary must show historical significance or relationship to time period

□Sources must be included

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Four Point Scale: 4 – Outstanding work 3 – Good work 2 – Incomplete 1 – Very incomplete 0 – Missing

CORNELL NOTES AND VIDEO DISCUSSION _____% COMPLETED INCOMPLETE

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QUESTIONS _____% COMPLETED INCOMPLETE

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□____ Broadway is one of the most famous boulevards in America. Why is Broadway known as the “Great White Way?”

□____ How did Prohibition help increase the presence of organized crime in America?

□____ Discuss how the culture of the 1920s broke and transgressed different boundaries in American society, especially the accepted roles for women.

□____ The media has had a tremendous influence on the twentieth century. What were the effects of the mass media on the 1920s?

□____ The 1920s saw a burgeoning of African-American culture and talent, centered in the Harlem section of New York City. Discuss the contribution of the Harlem Renaissance to American art and literature.

□____ Discuss some of the social tenets of the Harlem Renaissance.

□____ In the 1920s, for the first time in the country’s history, more Americans lived in an urban setting than a
rural one. Discuss the process of urbanization and how it affected the country.

□____ Compare rural and urban areas in the 1920s.

□____ Discuss the role of advertising in the 1920s.

□____ Discuss some of the changes for women in the 1920s.

□____ How did the Scopes trial illustrate the clash between science and religion that was a hallmark of the
early century?

VOCABULARY _____% COMPLETED INCOMPLETE

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□____ Prohibition

□____ speak easy

□____ flapper

□____ 19th amendment

□____ NAACP

□____ Harlem Renaissance

□____ W.E.B. DuBois

□____ Niagara Movement

□____ Marcus Garvey

□____ Ida B. Wells

□____ Langston Hughes

□____ Louis Armstrong

□____ Charles Lindbergh

□____ Babe Ruth

□____ Charlie Chaplin

□____ F Scott Fitzgerald

□____ Sinclair Lewis

□____ Ernest Hemingway

□____ T.S. Eliot

□____ Red Scare (1920s)

□____ Sacco-Vanzetti case

□____ Ku Klux Klan

□____ Teapot Dome
Scandal

□____ Warren G. Harding

□____ Calvin Coolidge

□____ Good Neighbor
policy

□____ stock

□____ buying on margin

□____ Black Tuesday

□____ Herbert Hoover