1920s Review

Which radical group wanted there to be no gov't at all?

This organization was trying to pass an anti-lynching law in the 1920s:

This term means a belief in a literal interpretation of the Bible

What were illegal bars during Prohibition called?

What was the first animated movie with sound?

Which famous baseball player hit 60 home runs in 1927?

Which one of Harding's friends was caught selling gov't hospital supplies to private companies and keeping the money?

What was the name given to Warren G . Harding's hard-drinking, poker-playing buddies?

Who was Warren G. Harding's Vice President?

What was the name of the literary and artistic movement celebrating African American culture in the 1920s?

This law was passed in order to enforce Prohibition:

Which industry informed Americans about all of the new products available for purchase in the 1920s?

All of the following made life easier for homemakers in the 1920s except :

Which term means a policy of pulling away from world affairs?

Who wrote The Great Gatsby?

What were the two main reasons African Americans moved from the South to the North?

What happened to immigration to the US between 1919 and 1921?

Which author criticized the glorification of war in his novels The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms?

What was the biggest scandal of the Harding presidency?

What happened to factory productivity in the 1920s?

Immigrants from which two regions were discriminated against by the immigration laws of the 1920s?

Who was Harding's Secretary of the Treasury?

Who became president when Warren G. Harding died?

Where did most Americans get their news before radio?

Who was the Governor of Massachusetts during the Boston Police Strike?

What were marriages becoming based more upon in the 1920s?

Which nativist group became very popular and gained lots of members in the 1920s?

This theory says that all living things have changed over millions of years

What was happening to the US birth rate in the 1920s?

What was happening to high school enrollment between 1914 and 1926:

Who became a model for young women who wanted to break away from tradition in the 1920s?

Which two were Italian immigrants convicted and executed for the robbery and murder of two people?

What was the name given to the movement of large numbers of African Americans from the South to the North?

Which amendment repealed Prohibition?

In a communist system, who/what would control all property and business?

All of the following were groups targeted by the Palmer Raids except:

This term means that cities were spreading out in all directions:

Where was the first commercial radio station in the US located?

Who founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association?

What was the first commercial radio station in the US?

All of the following were Harlem Renaissance writers except:

What term means prejudice against foreign born people?

Which amendment prohibited alcohol in the US?

What young trumpet player of the 1920s became one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time

What happened to union membership in the US during the 1920s?

Who was the first cabinet member in US history to be convicted of a felony?

What happened to the cost of living during WWI?

Which Alabama-born composer is credited with "inventing" the Blues?

Who was the highest-paid black artist (and female artist) of the 1920s?

What did the Fordney-McCumber Tariff do to tariff rates?

Who was the first person to fly solo, non-stop, across the Atlantic in 1927?

Which term means making regular payments to pay for something because you didn't have the full amount to pay all at once

Which two religious groups were hit especially hard by the immigration restrictions in the 1920s?

Who wanted African Americans to go to back to Africa?

People who smuggled illegal alcohol were called:

What was the most powerful means of communication to emerge in the 1920s?

Where did most Americans live after 1920?

Who came up with the term "Jazz Age?"

Where did Lenin and the Bolsheviks come to power?

Which international agreement attempted to ban war forever?

What was the Scopes Trial about?