The Roaring Twenties, 1919-1929

The first airplane pilot to fly across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927.

One who sells acohol illegally

Flood of new, affordable goods in the decades after WWI

Wealthy banker and secretary of the Treasury under the Harding administration

arrangement of workers and equipment in which work passes from operation to operation

The first movie with sound synchronized to music.

African American woman novelist during the Harlem Renaissance.

The forbidding by law the manufacture, transport, and sale of alcohol.

Constitutional amendment banning the manufacture, transport, and sale of alcohol

Vice President under Warren G. Harding

Austrian psychologist who contributed to literary and modernist movement.

A young woman from the 1920's who defined traditional rules of dress and conduct.

African-American jazz trumpet player and ambassador of jazz.

Period during the 1920's in which African-American novelist and artist celebrated their culture

Novelist during the 1920's who felt betrayed by the American dream

Secretary of Commerce during the Harding administration

The most famous silent film star of the 1920's

A reliable car the average American could afford

buyer makes small down-payment, then pays off the debt in regular, monthly payments

Agreement in which the U.S. loaned money to Germany,allowing Germany to make reparation payment

Scandal during the Harding administration involving Navy oil reserves, Albert Fall, and bribery

A meeting held in 1921-1922 where world leaders agreed to limit the production of warships

Jamaican immigrant and most militant novelist during the Harlem Renaissance

Trend that emphasized science and secular over traditional ideas about religion.

Organization that promotes hatred against specific ethnic and minority groups.

Leader sports hero and home-run king of the 1920's.

1925 Trial of a Tennessee School teacher for teaching Darwin's Theory of Evolution.

Introduced a series of methods ideas that revolutionized production,wages, working  conditions

Term for American writers marked by disillusion with WWI and a search for new sense of meaning

The most prominent new African American leader during the 1920's.

Jazz vocalist and "Empress of the Blues."

An indigenous American musical form based on improvisation

A period of rising stock prices

The most powerful African-American literary voice of his time.

A movement or attitude stressing strict and literal adherence to a set of basic principles.

An arrangement that limited the number of immigrants who could enter the U.S.

Approach to improve efficiency in the manufacturing process

1928 agreement in which many nations agreed to outlaw war.

the rapid manufacture oflarge numbers of identical products.