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Roaring 20's & Prohibition
Roaring 20's & Prohibition
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Review of basic vocabulary and concepts covered in the 1920's Unit
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What did the 21st Amendment do?
Made it illegal to transport alcohol
Made it illegal to produce alcohol
Repealed the 18th Amendment
Ended Prostitution
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Name of the 18th Amendment outlawing the making, selling, and transporting of alcohol.
Reformation
Prohibition
Bootlegging
Internationalism
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How did Henry Ford's Model T affect American Life?
all of the above
People could travel farther to work
Emergence of the suburbs
Rise of infrastructure such as roads and bridges
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This Amendment gave women the right to vote
5th
18th
19th
1st
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An unintended consequence of Prohibition.
No one drank alcohol anymore
Rise of Organized Crime (AKA the Mafia)
There was no more crime due to everyone being sober
Joe Kennedy got filthy rich importing illegal alcohol
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A popular style of music that emerged in the 1920's
Blues
Jazz
Country
Rap
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The emergence of these made life more convenient for everyone.
Flappers
Great Migration
Consumer Goods
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Between 1910 -1930, about 2 million African Americans left the South to move North.
Great Relocation
Great Exodus
Great Immigration
Great Migration
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What "crashed" in OCT 1929, plunging the US & world into the Great Depression?
US Auto Industry
US Stock Market
US Government
US Banks
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To encourage people to buy more goods, stores started offering this. Buy now, pay later
Coupons
Credit
Lawaway
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During the 1920's, women who broke social barriers were called
Flappers
Flippers
Dappers
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1920's Harlem; a period creativity among African American artists, writers, and musicians.
Cultural Revolution
Harlem Renaissance
Civil Rights Movement
Great Awakening