'20's and 30's

Prohibition was an era known for it’s

An illegal secret bar.

A woman who was not afraid to display her individuality.

The 20^th Amendment moved the Inauguration from March to January, it is known as the__Amendment.

The red scare reflected America’s obsession with

The creator of “Scientific Management” in business.

Which Amendment gave women the right to vote?

Sent young men to work camps to perform reforestation and conservation tasks.

The silent movie comedian who always wore a Derby hat, and a mustache.

This program provided works in arts, theater, and literary projects.

Which of the following men is recognized with the “Harlem Renaissance?

Referred to newspapers during the Depression.

What caused Harding’s Administration to lose support?

October 29, 1929, the day the Stock Market crash is known as

Sec. Of the Interior Albert Fall was convicted of leasing government land to private businesses

He said, “The Business of America, is business” and was also Harding’s Vice President.

Jamaican immigrant who founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association.

Belief in the literal interpretation of the bible was referred to as

All of the following were causes of the “Great Depression” EXCEPT

The Desire for people to return to strong Christian values.

During the depression it was a government program to create jobs for all.

The invention of the Automobile allowed for _______ industries such as Gas Stations and Motels.

He was a famous 1920's Jazz Musician.

Illegal producers and distributors of alcohol were called

Roosevelt's 3 R's include all of the Following EXCEPT.

‘20’s Slang for a movie.

The “Galloping Ghost” of football in the ‘20’s.

Which Tennessee law did the Scopes trial examine?

The silent movie comedian who always wore a Derby hat, and a mustache.

The Italian Immigrant who was accused and convicted of a shoe factory robbery and murder.

‘20’s Slang for dancing.

He formed the N.A.A.C.P.

The creator of “Mickey Mouse” and animated film.

A period of rapidly growing economic prosperity.

An event that hurts the reputation or makes someone less believable.

The president who the people believed was responsible for the “Great Depression.”

Fear of people who wanted big changes quickly.

Chicago bootlegger and gangsters.

The first person to fly solo across the Atlantic.

President who implemented the “New Deal.”

Olympic gold medalist who lost the gold medal because of playing semi-pro baseball.

Illegal activities by government officials that causes to lose the confidence of the people.

The amendment that made alcohol sales and distribution illegal.

He was convicted for teaching Darwin’s theory of evolution in Tennessee.