Unit 4: Boom/Bust

The Nineteenth Amendment was created to give women ____, or the right to vote.

The 1920s gave rise to jazz, a popular form of music that relies on _____.

Ford’s creation of the ______ quickly became the most popular machine of its kind.

The Lost Generation was a group of ____ who were disillusioned with society after WWI.

The Eighteenth Amendment “stopped” the production, transportation, and ___ of alcohol.

Consumer credit was widely available throughout the 1920s. One form of this was called ____ buying.

Charles Lindbergh was most famous for his ____ flight, from New York to Paris.

Hollywood gained worldwide fame during the 1920s for its production of ___.

The Hawley-Smoot tariff was a(n) ___ trade policy that raised the price of foreign goods.

A risky practice of speculation made the stock market of the 1920s ____.

The ___ Amendment was used to repeal the 18th Amendment.

Lindbergh worked in the Airline Industry, transporting ___ from St. Louis to Chicago.

The Harlem Renaissance was a collaboration of ___ art, music, and culture.

The Stock Market Crash of ____ led to the largest loss of stock value in History.

One machine that could mass-communicate and entertain Americans in the 1920s was the...

The KKK began seeking _____ power throughout the 1920s.

Ford created the assembly ___ as a way to mass produce his new product.

Prohibition was the term used to describe the ____ amendment.

The 1920s was a time period known for its excess and cheap ____ _____ consumer goods.

Henry ___ was responsible for the creation of the first affordable automobile.