The 1920s - Roaring Twenties

Speech may be limited during a time of war when it constitutes a clear and present danger

Italian anarchists who were executed as a result of controversial court trial

name for illegal alcohol producers

Psychologist who researched people with "repressed" desires; id, ego, superego 

author of The Great Gatsby; married to Zelda; represented 1920s culture

arrests of suspected radicals, socialists, and communists in 1919 were known as

new techniques for improving worker efficiency developed by Frederick Winslow Taylor

The cheapest and most popular car in the US in the 1920s

encouraged blacks to take pride in black culture; founded United Negro Improvement Association

Used the assembly line and scientific management to decrease automobile prices under $300

name for mass movement of African Americans from the South to North

teacher fined for teaching Darwin's evolution theory in public school in Dayton, TN

name for "new", liberated women; known for short hair, short skirts, dancing, drinking

An attempt to outlaw war by the international community

US act reducing immigration into the US in response to the Red Scare and Nativism

authors and artists who felt disillusioned with the materialism in the modern US after WWI

Limited the size of navies and navy ships to prevent another arms race in ships

What had the goal of outlawing war?

The act passed to enforce Prohibition

What amendment ended prohibition of alcohol in the U.S.?

secret, illegal bar or club where people drank alcohol in the 1920s

artistic movement focusing on African American culture and experiences

A plan for handling World War I debts and repayments

the amendment to outlaw the production, sale, or transportation of alcohol

government scandal involving illegal oil leases on government land

new form of music with brass instruments and improvisation 

term for movies that included sound and video

Buying stocks on credit by putting up only a portion of the cost up front

individual who made the first solo airplane flight across the Atlantic Ocean; 1920s celebrity

group that began to have a large amount of political power in America in the 1920s