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| Statistics that describe a population (race, income etc.) |
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| One of Harlem's 500 jazz clubs |
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| Print, film, and broadcast methods of communicating info |
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| African-American cultural movement in the U.S. in NYC. |
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| Spanish-speaking neighborhoods |
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| Traditional Christian ideas about Jesus, fundamentalists agreed that God inspired the Bible so it cannot contain contradictions or errors. |
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| A group of people disconnected from their countries and it's laws |
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| Football star and Olympic athlete during the 1920's |
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| came to New York in 1925 and became an anthropologist and gained fame as a writer |
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| Lyrical poet and playwright; first women to win Pulitzer Prize |
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| took over after Wilson, he signed peace treaties with Germany, Austria and Hungary after the war |
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| First man to fly from New York to Paris |
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| An arranger, composer, and band leader whose works are still played today |
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| Passes the Lever Food and Fuel control to mange the production and distribution of foods and fuels vital to the war effort |
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