1920's 2022

The ___ is one of the inventions which led to the greatest change in the lifestyles during the 1920s.

The Presidents of the 1920s returned to a _____________ economic business policy.

The ___ gave women the right to vote.

Prohibition led to an increase in the growth of ____ in America's largest cities.

The Teapot Dome Scandal led to a public distrust/disappointment in the government and many were convicted of _____.

African Americans experienced a growing rebirth of cultrue, pride, and heritage during the ____________.

Marcus Garvey led a movement of African Americans to "Go Back to ___________" and promoted economic independence.

The ____ trial illustrated how the Red Scare helped frighten Americans and resulted in backlash against communists.

America returned to a policy of ___ following WWI.

Wilson brought the US into WWI to make the _____________ safe for democracy.

Attorney General ___ conducted raids on immigrants who were viewed to be potential communist to try to __ communism

___ was a famous aviator who became a hero after being the 1st person to fly solo across the Atlantic

Flappers challenged the ___ views of women.

Prohibition led to ___ and less ___ or revenue from taxes for the government.

Social Darwinism is the belief that the superior race or economic class will become ___ or end up at the top.

Communists and anarchists were blamed for many of the problems America experienced during the "____".

The ___ movement's greatest achievement due to the social problems of crime and disease was the prohibition of alcohol.

The Harlem Renaissance led to a ______concentration of African Americans&increased the____of African American nightclubs

The legalized prohibtion of alcohol came by way of a constitutional amendment which began with the passage of the ___.

During the Red Scare, many Americans believed that ____ would infiltrate and overthrow the US government.

The use of ___ and buying on credit had a huge impact on the growth of the US econmy of the 1920s.

The Scopes Monkey Trial came from teaching the theory of ___ &tested the ideas of sciencev.religion/traditional v.modern

_____________ is the belief of a superior race through selective breeding.

Jazz,prohibition,speakeasies,installment plans,and ___ were all characteristics of the "Roaring 20s".

President Harding's "Return to Normalcy" appealed to many because the public wanted to focus more on ___________ issues.

The Harlem Renaissance produced outstanding works of literature (____) and music.

Immigration ___ placed limits on the number of foreign born individuals who were allowed to enter the US.

Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 made Native Americans official ___ of the US.

Women's role in scoiety changed during the 1920s because women began to become more involved in _______.

___ had a dislike or resentment toward foreigners which led to immigration restrictions.

The Lost Generation authors often showed ___ with the culture of the 1920's in their writing.

Ford's ___ helped to make cars more affordable because of the ability for mass manufacturing and maximum production.

Women began to challenge the _____ attitudes and social norms towards women and fought for their civil rights.

New fads,music,&changing social norms swept across the nation,which helped to give the era the nickname ___.

During the "___" many African Americans moved to northenr cities to see better economic opportunities.