Question

read the claim.
the 1920s was a period of shared prosperity and social advancement.
which event provides evidence against this claim?
○ the tulsa massacre
○ the harlem renaissance
○ the great migration
○ the 19th amendment

Explanation:

• The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural flourishing for African Americans, representing social advancement, so it supports the claim.
• The Great Migration saw Black Americans move north for better opportunities, aligning with ideas of economic/social progress.
• The 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote, a clear social advancement that supports the claim.
• The Tulsa Massacre was a violent attack on a prosperous Black community (Black Wall Street), destroying wealth and lives, proving prosperity and advancement were not shared for all groups, so it contradicts the claim.

Answer:

the Tulsa Massacre