The Roaring 20's

Immediately after WWI, US factories cut back production, so what happened to the jobs?

Which of the following individuals won the Presidential election of 1920?

In 1927, The Jazz Singer was the first film to have …

All of the following were ways President Harding tried to help the economy except?

What was the first commercial radio station?

A time when 1.6 million African Americans left the South to take jobs in the North and Midwest.

Which of the following was an automobile which was both reliable and affordable?

Due to segregation in Major League Baseball, African American players formed..

This was an agreement which outlawed war. Eventually 62 nations signed it.

On November 2, 1920, what was the first event broadcast on the radio station KDKA?

_____________________was the illegal business of producing and transporting illegal alcoholic beverages.

Whose nickname was “Duke”, and he was a conductor and composer of jazz music?

What famous event did Jacob Lawrence depict in his art?

During which Presidency did the Teapot Dome Scandal occur?

Which US Amendment granted women the right to vote?

_________ = was a sculptor during the Harlem Renaissance.

Who was the Empress of the Blues

What is the name for a secret establishment which sold alcohol illegally during Prohibition?

In the 1920s, most workers made around $2 a day. How much did Henry Ford pay his workers a day?

Who wrote poems, plays, and novels which used African American slang and jazz rhythms?

All of the following were famous Major League Baseball players during the 1920's except...

Which US Amendment ban the sale, transportation, and production of alcohol?

Which President fired every official who was involved in scandals during Harding’s Presidency?

What were the two famous styles of music which developed in the 1920s?

Which term best describes a period of African American artistic accomplishment?

__________ was a famous artist who painted urban cities, southwestern landscapes, and flowers.

- a new breed of women who wore short skirts, cut their hair short, and listened to jazz music.

Who was the Mafia boss of Chicago from 1925 to 1931?