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SOL Review Part III

Spanish- American War World War I Harlem Renaissance 1920’s

Year Spanish American War began. What is 1898?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and Ottoman Empire were the ____________ Powers. What are Central Powers?

Movement of African Americans from the South to the North and West What is the Great Migration?

Flew the first successful airplane Who are the Wright Brothers?

Type of journalism associated with the Spanish-American War. What is yellow journalism?

Country missing from the Allied Powers: U.S.A., Great Britain, Serbia, Belgium What is France?

Music popularized during the Harlem Renaissance. What is Jazz?

Artist known for painting scenes of the Southwest. Who is Georgia O’Keefe?

Event that began the Spanish- American War. What is the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine?

Year the U.S. entered WWI. What is 1917?

Poet of the Harlem Renaissance Who is Langston Hughes?

Washing machines, electric stoves, vacuum cleaners, for example What are Labor-Saving Products?

Hero of the Spanish-American War (future President). Who is Teddy Roosevelt?

President who developed a plan for the League of Nations once World War I was over. Who is Woodrow Wilson?

Escaping discrimination, violence and searching for better jobs and education What are Reasons for the Great Migration?

Speakeasies, bootleggers and organized crime. What are Effects of Prohibition?

Which of the following did the United States not control after the Spanish American War: Philippines, Cuba, Guam, Puerto Rico What is Cuba?

Country that did not ratify the Treaty of Versailles or become part of the League of Nations. What is the United States?

Harlem Renaissance painter who painted scenes of the Great Migration. Who is Jacob Lawrence?

Telephones, radios and movies were major changes in what? What is Communication?