World War I & the Roaring 20's

You could buy a product for a small down payment, take it home and then make monthly payments.

What type of music became popular from the Harlem Renaissance?

All of the following were Allied countries during World War I except:

People who smuggled alcohol were nicknamed

This amendment banned the sale, production, and consumption of alcohol.

The state of growth, with rising profits and full employment as experienced in the 1920's.

Which country was the main enemy in World War I?

Period during the 1920’s where people feared communism & foreigners and had them arrested.

Famous poet who wrote about African American life in the 1920's including the poem, "Dreams".

Who was the President during World War I?

This device provided entertainment for families as they listened to news, music, & sports.

People who want government ownership of all property are considered:

The Harlem Renaissance featured a boom of culture and accomplishments from all of these except:

After World War I, the U.S. wanted to stay out of Europe and focus on their own issues.

This hate group rose to prominence in the 1920’s, openly racist & often wearing white robes.

The Charleston was very popular during this time as was Foxtrot, which can be described as:

Who was the famous baseball player who hit 60 home runs in 1927 and became a national hero?

An illicit establishment that sells alcoholic beverages during prohibition

A young author who best captured the mood of the “Roaring Twenties”, writing "The Great Gatsby"

Famous Chicago gangster who became rich & powerful during prohibition selling illegal alcohol.

In 1927 this man became the first person to fly across the Atlantic Ocean taking 33 hours.

Famous jazz musician who moved from Chicago to New York and was renowned for his trumpet play.

A fashionable young woman intent on enjoying herself and flouting conventional standards.

These were used to recruit citizens to join the army, ration food, and support the war efforts!

Which amendment granted women the right to vote?