The 1920s, Babe Ruth, School Policies

What was the flowering of African American culture also known as?

Who was the most famous gangster and "ran" Chicago during this time period?

When large groups of African Americans moved north from the south it was called the?

Which of the following was NOT a member of the Harlem Renaissance?

What was NOT a "gift" that Babe gave to Helen to win her over/back?

Should students be opening classroom doors according to school safety procedures?

What sport did Babe Ruth excel at?

What did the 18th amendment prohibit?

Who was the first Cabinet member in history to be arrested while he was serving as a cabinet member?

Which of the following was NOT a nickname for Babe Ruth?

Are you EVER supposed to have two air pods or headphones in/covering both ears on campus?

What organization was created during this time & battled through the courts to end discrimination and lynching?

Bessie Smith, Aretha Franklin, Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington were popular musicians of this Jazz Age era?

Who was the president after Harding that was silent & let the business of America be business (laissez-faire economics)?

What was the most famous scandal that came out of Harding's presidency?

Do you need a pass to leave a classroom to go anywhere (unless the bell has rung or an announcement has been made)?

What city and station was the first major radio station in the country?

In what sport was Red Grange known for being a "hero" ?

Are you allowed to have your phones out, in use, or physically on you during class?

What was the most famous nightclub in Harlem during the Jazz Age and Harlem Renaissance?

What was the popular type of music in the 1920s?

Throughout the movie, how many total wives did Babe Ruth have?

What was the name of Harding's cabinet also known as?

What was the MOST famous dance of the 1920s?

What did the Emergency Quota Act and National Origins Act limit?

Did George Herman Ruth, the Babe, have a normal home and family life?

Which of the following is a nickname for an illegal bar of the 1920s?

What two Italian anarchist, radical immigrants were arrested, tried, found guilty and executed for murder?

The owner of the Boston Red Sox had to sell Babe Ruth because he was losing money in his theater/musical business.

What mass media innovation led to the forming of a national culture because it was able to reach all people?

What did John T. Scopes--a teacher in Tennessee--get arrested for teaching and found guilty?

Are you allowed to wear slippers or crocs or uggs?

What was the name of Babe Ruth's first wife?

Who took/adopted Babe Ruth at the age of 19 and he left St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys in Baltimore, Maryland?

What President had many scandals during his time as the president in the 1920s?

Who was Babe Ruth's biggest competition on the Yankees (and has a disease named after him)?

What nickname was given to the new style of woman in the decade due to their style of clothing and behavior?

Ossified, struggle buggy, Dumb Dora and banana oil were all slang terms from the 1920s.

What was the first movie with sound and action taking place at the same time called?

What team did Babe Ruth get traded TO from the Boston Red Sox for $125,000?

What terrorist organization rose again with new targets due to the idea of Nativism?