The Roaring Twenties

The Teapot Dome Scandal that saw government profit from private oil investments affected:

This prominent figure led the "Back to Africa" movement during the Harlem Renaissance:

The fear that swept the nation regarding Communists in the 1920's became known as the:

__________ came about as a direct result of the mass hysteria surrounding communism/anarchism.

This title was given to women in the 1920's who rejected typical societal norms:

This President stepped in after the death of Warren G. Harding and helped stabilize America:

The primary similarity of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway was:

The mob boss (allegedly) responsible for the St. Valentine's Day Massacre was:

Each of these were factors affecting the Prohibition of alcohol in America EXCEPT:

Religious fundamentalists of the 1920's firmly believed that:

The Scopes Trial of 1925 involved:

Each of these were functions of double standards against women EXCEPT:

The economic plan designed to provide financial aid to Germany post-World War I was the:

Which is a major result of Henry Ford's assembly line?

Which of the following is not directly related to Nativist ideas in America?

James Weldon Johnson:

The Palmer Raids:

Anti-German hysteria after World War I directly impacted:

The Butler Act of 1925 made the practice of teaching evolution illegal in this state:

This amendment made it illegal to sell, transport, distribute, and consume/drink alcohol:

How did the radio change American life in the 1920's?

Americans went into debt spending more on each of these during the 1920's EXCEPT:

This Constitutional Amendment effectively ended Prohibition of Alcohol in America:

Communism:

The diffusion of African American ideas, music, language, art and poetry throughout the US was: