Who comprised most members of the Anti-Saloon League in the early twentieth century?Baptist and Methodist women especially in the rural SouthProtestant women from the urban NorthCatholic women from Midwest and Northeast citiesWhite native-born Protestant men

n the early 1800s, independent African American churchesMultiple choice question.grew in number in the Deep South.were involved in the fight against slavery.attracted smaller numbers of followers in the North.were banned everywhere in the United States.

What supplanted the big swing bands in the affections of the white public by the mid-1940s?Multiple choice question.singers accompanied by orchestral ensemblesunaccompanied percussion ensemblesorchestral ensembles that included only the rhythm sectionorchestral ensembles that included only the brass section

The secular "Broadway" culture of the 1920s included all of the following EXCEPTGroup of answer choicesLarge religious revivalsThe cult of celebritiesThe "Flaming Youth" cultureYoung, independent women known as "flappers"

Select all that applyIn the 1840s, leading figures in the women's movement includedMultiple select question.Ann Lee.Lucretia Mott.Elizabeth Cady Stanton.Mary Todd Lincoln.

Which of the following do we NOT associate with Motown?Group of answer choicesHitsville USAMarvin GayeBerry GordyUse of a "finishing school" for their performers.Wilson Picket