1920's Presentations

What was the name of one of the most popular radio shows in the 1920's?

Charles Lindbergh was famous for which aviation accomplishment?

Babe Ruth was famous for spreading influence of which sport to young athletes?

How did "bootleggers" get their name during Prohibition?

Prohibition criminalized alcohol under the _______ amendment of the Constitution.

Which of the following roles did Charlie Chaplin gain fame from?

Georgia O'Keefe was more interested in playing a role in the feminist revolution than in the art industry

Henry Ford created the Ford Motor Company, which produced the first car, the ______________.

What was Al Capone's significance in the 1920's?

"Flappers" pushed societal barriers in what ways?

How did "flappers" ignite the feminist revolution?

Georgia O'Keefe was famous for spreading her influence through interpretive _______?

The fear of communism overtaking America was called the ______________.

What was significant about the Sacco & Vanzetti trial?

U.S. soldiers were dispatched to which city in 1919 to protect African Americans from the race riots?

Hundreds of thousands of African Americans moved from __________ during the Great Migration.

A term used to describe the race riots in 1919 is ________, which specifically refers to the bloodhsed during this era.

Despite being an activist for Civil Rights, Marcus Garvey openly supported racial segregation.

Louie Armstrong was famous for which genre of music?

Claude McKay was an influential African American __________.

The Attorney General Mitchell Palmer executed the _________, which aimed to deport potential communists.

The Scopes Trial, found John Scopes guilty of teaching the __________ in a Tennessee school.

What was the goal of the KKK in the 1920s?

The NAACP formed prior to the 1920's but didn't reach their peak until then.

The Teapot Dome Scandal was the scandal when governmnet officals sold federal _______ for bribes.