All of the following were causes of the decline of the self-made man in the 1920s except _____. Why is the rise of professional sports seen as a cause for the decline of the self-m... All of the following were causes of the decline of the self-made man in the 1920s except _____. Why is the rise of professional sports seen as a cause for the decline of the self-made man? Which famous trumpet player and jazz singer started his career in New Orleans but also performed in Chicago before focusing his time in New York City? Which of the following describes a negative effect of Prohibition when it was first enforced? Which group of immigrants living in America was targeted by nativists during and after World War I because they were from an enemy country and chose not to assimilate? Explain how nativism allowed the Ku Klux Klan to gain popularity during and after World War I. Use details to support your answer. Where were members of the KKK located in the United States by the 1920s? Which of the following acts was not completed by Warren G. Harding during his presidency? Who did President Harding send in when Germany could not pay back its debts from World War II? Which of the following did not contribute to the Stock Market Crash of 1929? Which of the following does not identify an impact on students during the Great Depression? What was the Smoot-Hawley Tariff and was it successful? Which of the following describes the towns of homeless people that popped up across the United States during the Great Depression? Which of the following does not describe President Herbert Hoover's platforms during the election of 1932? From Roosevelt's inauguration in 1933 to the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the number of federal employees grew from 572,000 to _____.
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The questions are asking about historical events and figures, specifically related to the 1920s and 1930s in American history. They cover topics such as the decline of the self-made man, Prohibition, the rise of the Ku Klux Klan, the Stock Market Crash, and President Herbert Hoover's platforms. Each question requires knowledge of American history, particularly legislative actions, societal changes, and notable individuals during that time period.
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Louis Armstrong
The famous trumpet player and jazz singer who started his career in New Orleans and performed in Chicago before moving to New York City was Louis Armstrong.
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The famous trumpet player and jazz singer who started his career in New Orleans and performed in Chicago before moving to New York City was Louis Armstrong.
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Louis Armstrong, known as 'Satchmo' or 'Pops,' was a foundational figure in jazz and had an influential career that spanned decades. His innovative trumpet style and distinctive voice helped to transform jazz from local music to a popular art form.
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A common mistake is confusing Louis Armstrong with other jazz musicians like Duke Ellington or Count Basie. Armstrong's unique contributions to trumpet playing and jazz singing are key identifiers.
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