U.S. History Ch. 11 Section 4

________ played a popular character called "The Little Tramp" in silent films.

• Charlie Chaplin
• Ernest Hemingway

The symbol of the "New Women" of the 1920s was the _________.

• Jazz Singer
• flapper

Jay Gatsby was a literary creation of _________.

• F. Scott Fitzgerald
• Ernest Hemingway

________ was known for writing in a powerful, concrete style.

• F. Scott Fitzgerald
• Ernest Hemingway

________ was the baseball home run king in the 1920s.

• Babe Ruth
• Charles Lindbergh

The first movie to have sound synchronized with the action was ________.

• Lost Generation
• Jazz Singer

Which of these was a major difference between urban and rural lifestyles in the 1920s?

• Rural Americans had higher incomes.
• Rural Americans had more free time.
• Urban Americans had more free time.
• Urban Americans worked longer hours.

In 1920, America's first radio station

• closed because few Americans bought radios.
• was an immediate success.
• broadcast Al Jolson in The Jazz Singer.
• put early movie houses out of business.

The "New Women" of the 1920s

• embraced Victorian morality.
• rejected the notion of suffrage.
• rejected Victorian morality.
• began to prefer more modest fashions.

Abstract art was an expression of

• Moderism.
• Victorianism.
• Prohibition.
• traditionalism.