US Hist

F. Scott Fitgerald wrote ___________, which portrayed the negative side of 1920's extravagant living.

The Harlem Renaissance started in __________________________'s Harlem neighborhood.

_________________ danced in jazz clubs and engaged in behaviors associated with men.

New _______________________ made household chores less time consuming.

Movies, sports and radio remained popular forms of entertainment during the Civil War.

_______________________ became America's favorite pastime.

Women who did work outside the home often held jobs in "women's professions" such as _________________ or domestic work.

_____________________'s, KDKA was the first commercial radio station in the US, and it went on air in 1920.

The crash of the Hindenburg, a Japanese airship, in New Jersey was broadcast as it occured.

Every adult held in a ___________________ internment camp was required to answer a loyality questionnaire.

________________'s roles in the United States before 1920 were very traditional.

Professional ______________ became popular during the 1920's, because people could listen to games on the radio.

Russia was transformed into the ________________ after the revolution in 1917.

The Grapes of Wrath detailed the difficult lives of Oklahomans leaving for California during the ________________.

Women were held to a stricter set of standards for behaviors than ________, in the 1920's.

With the economic boom of the 1920's, ___________ no longer needed to have jobs.

Teenagers in the 1920's had more freedom than previous generations because they were able to ___________________.

____________________ was the first man to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean from New York to Paris in 1927.

__________________, were secret clubs that served alcohol during Prohibition.

Stalin took over after the death of Vladimir ________________________.

The __________________ dominated baseball with greats such as Babe Ruth,, Lou Gehrig, and Joe DiMaggio.

Jazz began in the early 1900's in ___________________________.

After World War I Germany was in chaos, its new government the _________________, signed the Treaty of Versailles.

The Roaring 20's came to halt when the stock market crashed on ______________.

Baseball became America's favorite pastime in the _______________.

Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim across the ________________ in 1926, at the age of 19.

The ____ Amendment, ratified in 1920, gave women the right to vote.

Americans were listening, watching, reading, & buying the same things, resulting in a time of ___________.

On December 7, 1941 __________________ attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Some of the ________________ work programs supported artists and many were paid to create public murals and teach art.

___________________ women usually stayed home,while their husbands worked in a job outside the home.

Joseph Stalin was a part of the _______________ Revolution in Russia.

George Gershwin was a musical composer.

Women began to assert their independence & called for the same freedoms as men, resulting in the "______" of the 1920's.

African Americans voicing pride in their heritage and embracing their culture is known as the _____________ Renaissance.

The movement of African Americans to the North from the South is known as the Great _________________.

The US entered the Great _________________ in the 1930's.

In 1919, Mussolini organized the _____________ Party in Italy.

___________________'s Nazi political party, rose to power in Germany in 1933.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt held ___________________ to speak directly to the American people to keep them informed.

The USS ______________ suffered a bomb through its decks causing it to sink in minutes with 1300 sailors on board.

In the 1920's people went to dance marathons and danced to _____________ music for hours.

Hundreds of thousands of African Americans moved from the South to the North to escape _______________ laws.

From 1914-1926, the number of children enrolled in high school rose from 1 million to ___________________.

The first movies with sound were released in _______________.

Harlem became the world's largest black community in the 1920's.

_________________ were important to Americans, because they could listen to current events and news.

Ernest Hemingway was wounded in World War 1 and he wrote novels criticized the glorification of war.

When the US entered _________________, many men had to leave their jobs.

Helen Wells dominated women's __________ by winning Wimbledon eight times.