Roaring 20s

The movement of African Americans from the rural south to urban cities in the north is called

For whom is the New Orleans airport named?

Which of the following groups of people disagreed with teaching evolution in schools?

For most, the 1920s were a time of

Fundamentalist Christians believed in evolution.

Amelia Earheart's body has never been found.

Who led the African Redemption movement but was later exposed as a fraud for laundering money?

The growth of African American art and culture in the 1920s became known as

Rural Americans did not agree with the lack of ____________ in city life.

What became the most powerful way to communicate in the 20s?

Which of the following was not one of the main cultural clashes of the 1920s?

Who made the first non-stop transatlantic solo flight?

What act was meant to enforce Prohibition?

This offered Americans an inexpensive form of entertainment.

What was the name of the first movie with sound?

Who was the most important and influential musician in the history of jazz music?

During prohibition, underground bars were called _____________.

What was the name of the first animated film with sound?

Who was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic?

People who found a sense of independence through clothes, employment opportunities, and the right to vote were called

This person became a famous bootlegger turned crime boss.

What were people who brought alcohol into the country and sold that alcohol illegally called?

Which of the following was NOT an effect of prohibition?

Which amendment repealed prohibition?

Which of the following is not a descriptor of the "flapper" woman?

What did Al Capone do to take control (crime-wise) of Chicago?

For which team did Babe Ruth play in the 20s?

Who was the poet that described the hardships of the working-class blacks?

Who did the first animated film feature?

Which amendment covered the prohibition of alcohol?