The Roaring 20's

During the roaring 20's ______ was a trumpet and a cornet player as well as a singer.

_____, as a mode of transportation, was first introduced in the 1890's but only the rich could afford them.

The 1920's were a time of independence for women and they were given the right to vote by the ___ amendment.

The _____ era was a time in the US, in the 1920's, in which making & selling alcohol was made illegal.

Because women were given the opportunity to take on different job roles they dressed more modest, never drank or smoked.

______ made cars more affordable with mass production using the assembly line.

The accomplishment of flying over the Atlantic Ocean eventually led to _____.

Black musicians first played jazz music in the city of ______, and it became popular quickly and moved to bigger cities.

______ made the first solo (single person)flight from New York to Paris.

The ____ was the first car to be mass produced, through the usage of the assembly line.

During prohibition, selling alcohol became a very profitable (money making) business for organized crime groups.

The roaring 20's was also called the ___.

Because of the invention of the automobile, people could get around much easier and move away from the city.

One famous money making gangster of the 1920's was ___.

Because Americans couldn't make or purchase alcohol during the 1920's crime decreased a lot.

The ___ movement tried to stop people from drinking alcohol because they believed it caused the destruction of families

What new invention made the sport of baseball popular?

What was the name of the single engine plane used to fly over the Atlantic Ocean for the first time?

Although alcohol was made illegal, establishments (illegal bars) began to open. They were called ____.

Because of the invention of the automobile, new jobs and businesses were created.

During WWI, president Woodrow Wilson put an end to manufacturing alcohol in order to ration grain to make food.

The ____ amendment repealed alcohol being illegal. Alcohol was now made legal.

_____ was a talented slugger (baseball player) that brought new excitement to baseball in the 1920's.

The ____ was a cultural movement in which African American artists displayed their talents.

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_____ wrote books, poetry and drama to express African American culture.

During the 1920's, the ____ amendment made alcoholic drinks illegal.