Roaring 20s

Question 1

This Amendment gave women the right to vote.

Accepted Answer

19

Question 2

This was a place where the poor could get food.

Accepted Answer

Soup house

Question 3

People that made or sold alcohol illegally was called this.

Accepted Answer

Bootlegger

Question 4

This is a long, complex musical piece.

Accepted Answer

Symphony

Question 5

This is a person who writes music.

Accepted Answer

Composer

Question 6

This was the ban on making or selling alcohol.

Accepted Answer

Prohibition

Question 7

This is a process in which a line of workers construct a product piece by piece.

Accepted Answer

Assembly Line

Question 8

President Harding was in office when this scandal happened.

Accepted Answer

Teapot Dome

Question 9

This man flew across the Atlantic in the Spirit of St. Louis.

Accepted Answer

Lindbergh

Question 10

This man was elected president in 1920

Accepted Answer

Warren Harding

Question 11

This was a place where liquor was sold illegally during prohibition.

Accepted Answer

Speakeasy

Question 12

This is a person who believes that private property should be eliminated.

Accepted Answer

Communist

Question 13

This was a young woman in the 1920s who wore short skirts, short hair and red lipstick.

Accepted Answer

Flapper

Question 14

This invention appeared in 1920 and by 1923 had more than 500 stations.

Accepted Answer

Radio

Question 15

The Model T was replaced by this car in 1927.

Accepted Answer

Model A

Question 16

This man became president when Harding died in 1923.

Accepted Answer

Calvin Coolidge

Question 17

The stock market crashed on Oct. 29 of this year.

Accepted Answer

1929

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