20's, Great Migration and Depression

Someone who sold illegal alcohol.

New Technologies in the 1920s included:

Famous gangster in Chicago in the 1920s.

Contributed to loss of topsoil in the Great Plains region in the US.

Famous lawyer that opposed teaching evolution in schools.

The amendment to the Constitution that banned alcohol.

Hired by the ACLU to represent John Scopes in his trial.

More people lived in these areas by the 1920s then ever before in America.

A share of ownership in a company.

The movement of African-Americans from the South to the North in the 1900-1950s.

Area in New York City where African-American artists lived in the 1920s.

Place where stocks are bought and sold.

Science was brought back into schools due to:

Won a second boxing match against German Max Schmeling.

He was put on trial for teaching evolution in school.

The main reason for education increasing in the 1920s was due to:

Women who defied traditional dress and behavior in the 1920s.

Programs created by Roosevelt to put people back to work and to provide them with necessities.

Banned the sale, manufacture, and transportation of Alcohol.

The Great Migration was caused by this.