African Americans in the 1920s 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe USA - twentieth century changeGCSEOCR Created by: EliCreated on: 17-11-13 12:54 Why did the KKK grow strong in the 1920s? Because there were more African Americans in Southern America than White Americans 1 of 13 What was the name of the film that glorified the KKK? The Birth of a Nation 2 of 13 What two states had governors who belonged to the KKK? Oregon and Oklahoma 3 of 13 Which President promoted 'The Birth of a Nation'? President Wilson 4 of 13 Why were White Americans afraid? They thought the African Americans would take their jobs and power 5 of 13 How many members did the KKK have in 1924? 4.5 Million 6 of 13 Between which groups was there inter-racial tension? African Americans and Native Americans 7 of 13 What did the African American life expectancy increase to? 45-48 8 of 13 What was the name of the group in Chicago who would go after African Americans who tried to use public facilities? The Athletic Club 9 of 13 In the 1920s, New York's population went from.... 150,000 to 330,000 (Many African American's migrated) 10 of 13 How many branches and members did the NAACP have in 1919? 300 and 90,000 11 of 13 Name two African American authors Langson Hughes and Countee Cullen 12 of 13 What music genre were African Americans associated with? Jazz 13 of 13
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