1920s People

Question 1

Owned own studis & cofounded United Artists

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Chaplin

Question 2

Spirit of St. Louis, took off from Roosevelt Field in New York, & landed 33 hours later at Le Bourget Aerodrome in Paris

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Lindbergh

Question 3

Founder of a motor company

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Ford

Question 4

the first woman to complete a solo transatlantic flight

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Earhart

Question 5

Applies the principles of an assembly line to mass produce automobiles

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Ford

Question 6

Trademark character introduced in 1914 was the Tramp

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Chaplin

Question 7

Woman&#x27;s Rights advocated with six college degrees

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Stokes Paul

Question 8

Famous Baseball player who hit 60 homeruns in 1927

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Ruth

Question 9

most famous for being the first woman to swim across the English Channel.

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Ederle

Question 10

known as the “Empress of the Blues” and one of the biggest African American stars of the time

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Smith

Question 11

began painting flowers up close.

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O&#x27;Keefe

Question 12

American gangster in the 1920’s during Prohibition

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Capone

Question 13

Arrested & jailed 3 times due to my activity in the Women&#x27;s Social & Political Union

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Stokes Paul

Question 14

Famous film actor who left school to work in British vaudeville

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Chaplin

Question 15

Major organizer of US women&#x27;s suffrage movement - drafted equal rights amendment in 1923

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Stokes Paul

Question 16

first person to fly an airplane across the Atlantic Ocean

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Lindbergh

Question 17

Helped make Americans more mobile & helped grow new industries (gas stations & motels)

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Ford

Question 18

Nicknamed the Bambino & the Sultan of Swat

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Ruth

Question 19

Philosophy was that good advertising appealed to consumers and created desire for a product

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Barton

Question 20

famous jazz musician. I helped write the first ever autobiography of a jazz musician, Swing That Music

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Armstrong

Question 21

writing was primarily a social history of the Jazz Age

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Fitzgerald

Question 22

Disappeared on a trip around the world

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Earhart

Question 23

One of the most successful ad executives in the 20s

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Barton

1920s People

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1920s People

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