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- 1922, a young trumpet player who joined Joe Oliver's Jazz band which
- Louis Armstrong
- a person who smuggled alcohol into america
- bootlegger
- people who believed that all important knowledge was in the bible and
- fundamentalism
- composer who mixed traditional elements with american jazz, thus
- george gershwin
- a set of principles granting greater sexual freedom to men over women
- double standard
- a saloon where people could get illegal alcohol
- speakeasies
- A literary and artistic movement celebrating african american Culture
- Harlem Renaissance
- A famous artist who produced intensely-colored canvases that captured
- georgia okeeffe
- A jazz pianist and composer, which led to a rocketing career in the
- Edward Duke Ellington
- A cuban writer who went to europe and wrote about the flaws of
- Ernest Hemingway
- The son of a one-time slave, became a major dramatic actor. He had a
- Paul Robeson
- Women who wrote poems that celebrated the life of youth and
- edna millay
- The most famous lawyer, and defended evolution over fundamentalism,
- Clarence Darrow
- A female blues singer, was possibly the outstanding vocalist of the
- Bessie Smith
- A poet, lawyer, and NAACP executive secretary which is an organization
- James Weldon Johnson
- An immigrant from Jamaica that believed that african americans should
- Marcus Garvey
- an independent women who wore modern clothes and style, and had a very
- flapper
- A novelist and poet and jamaican immigrant whose militant verses urged
- Claude McKay
- An african american women who went to Howard University and worked her
- Zora Neale Hurston
- A trial of evolution vs fundamentalism
- scopes trial
- THe movements best-known poet. Wrote many poems about the difficult
- Langston Hughes
- The First american to win the Nobel Prize in literature
- sinclair lewis
- The man who made the first non-stop solo flight over the atlantic
- Charles A. Lindbergh