Duplicate of Cultural Innovations 1920's

The ________________ wrote about their disillusionment with WWI.

This playwright's plays were filled with bold artistry and modern themes.

Give me my racquet. I want to play some tennis.

This continent had a huge influence on American modern artists in the 1920's.

Film/movie star of the 1920's.

Fore! Bobby Jones could really

F. Scott Fitzgerald is known for writing the novel

This novelist wrote about life on the Great Plains.

Bobby Jones was a well known sports figure for being a great

Touchdown! Throw me the pigskin!

I could hit a baseball a mile during this era!

He was a famous boxer of this time.

Sports became popular but nothing matched the allure of

The Great Bambino! (and a candy bar with the same name)

This lifestyle is known to be unconventional; consisted of lots of artists, musicians.

A part of Manhattan where many artists, writers, intellectuals flocked...

I was a famous female movie/film star of this time.

Gertrude Ederle was a famous

A football great of the time was

Ernest Hemingway was a novelist who wrote about

American modern artists were greatly influenced by the art movements of

Georgia O'Keefe's paintings featured

He painted haunting scenes of disenchantment and isolation.

Like Serena Williams, this female athlete was great at

Who am I? Poet, historian, folklorist, novelist...

This artist used geometric forms of cubism.

Jack Dempsey was a great

You would have a "swimmingly" good time if we had met back then.

___________ is the part of Manhattan where many artists, writers, and intellectuals flocked.

Ernest Hemingway described the experience of _____ in his novels.

I was so good at tennis and LOVED the sport!

I am guilty of using irony and humor to criticize upper-class ignorance and pretensions.

A famous writer who chased futile dreams in THE GREAT GATSBY...

Charles Scheeler painted forms of _______ , geometrics, rural landscapes and urban life.

A realist painter who conveyed disenchantment and isolation.

Chicago poet who used common speech to glorify the midwest.

Oh Give Me a Home Where the Buffalo Roam...I wrote about Life on the Great Plains.

Radios! Movies! Newspapers! magazines!

Persons referred to as flawed individuals with heroic qualities.

I was a great swimmer of this time.