1920s

The literary and artistic movement that celebrated African American culture as

Abolitionists who were for prohibition believed alcohol was...

After WWI, most Americans wanted to avoid future wars by...

I am ready for the 1920's part of the test...

This was a court case that decided if schools could teach evolution.

This allowed people to hear the voice of the president... it became major a communication piece

A jazz pianist and composer, led a ten-piece orchestra at the Cotton Club. Important composer

Most well-known poet of the Harlem Renaissance

Women that began using a new type of independent fashion in the 1920s were referred to as...

A major societal change for women was...

This was the second rising of this hate group... focused on immigrants, Catholics and Jewish people

This law enforced the restricted the production, transportation and sale of alcohol in America

This was the first animated film to use sound... Mickey Mouse

To create consumers for their new products, manufacturers turned to

Al Capone was a notorious...

Important jazz singer known for his distinct voice.

John T. Scopes was put on trial for

This amendment ended Prohibition

The Great Migration was a period of time when African Americans moved from the

What is the name of the belief that one's land needs to be protected against immigrants?

Following the Great Migration the largest black community was

Which amendment passed Prohibition?

Charles Lindbergh was responsible for the 1st nonstop flight across...

A speakeasy was a...

The emergence of mass media helped make which baseball star a national hero?

These two cultural aspects were in conflict during the 1920's.