Roaring '20's

He invented the telephone which came into widespread use in the early 1900's.

This novelist wrote about the Jazz Age of the 1920's..

During Prohibition, this grew in order to violate the 18th Amendment...

Which of the following was NOT a positive for African Americans migrating north?

What author focused his writings on the plight of migrant workers during the Great Depression?

Who took part in the first powered flight?

He was known for the his role in the broadcast industry...

Gershwin and Copeland were both ____________.

The people who continued producing and distributing alcohol during Prohibition were called

This painter was best known for her paintings of the city and the southwest.

He developed the radio which brought news and entertainment to most American homes.

Which painter is best known for his series about the Great Migration?

During Prohibition, many bars were closed. What replaced the bars?

The movement of African Americans from the agricultural south to northern cities is called the

He used the assembly line to increase production and lower cost of his automobiles.

What would be considered a major factor in the cost of automobiles becoming more affordable?

This changed American life by making possible labor-saving devices (ex. washing machines)...

The early 1920's were known as...

In his poetry, he combined the experiences of his African and American cultural roots.

What was the Harlem Renaissance?