The Roaring 20s

The radio provided a way for

The fear of communists resulted in

Ernest Hemingway was a writer who

The Tea Pot Dome Scandal occurred under whose administration?

The Southern Illinois Gangster who was the last man hanged in the state.

This decade became known as the Roaring 20s because of the economic boom that occurred.

Everyone wanted the new products from clothes to waffle irons, this led to purchasing items on

Marcus Garvey

The 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact outlawed

Henry Ford made a Model T affordable by

This made radios and other household appliances possible

This invention became common in most American homes in the 1920s.

Until 1924, Native Americans did not have access to adequate legal protection from the government because they

The 1920s also saw a vast decline in violence and rascism under the KKK.

Which amendment banned the sale of alcohol?

What accomplishment made Gertrude Ederle famous?

Who said, "the business of America is business."

People rushed to buy goods they could not get during the war, causing prices to rise.

First to fly across the Atlantic but later criticized for his Nazi sympathies

Known as the Tin Lizzie

One effect on society during the 1920s was

The 1920s could be a decade where the ideals and values of traditional rural and modern urban Americans clashed.

William Jennings Bryan saw the Scopes Monkey Trial as an attack on

What caused a sharp rise in unemployment at the end of WWI?

Calvin Coolidge became President after this man died in office.

The Teapot Dome Scandal involved the Secretary of the Interior accepting bribes from

Communist ideas might spread to the United States resulted in

The Scopes Monkey Trial involved a teacher brought to trial for teaching

Duke Ellington inspired the creation of blues music.

During the 1920s, women who challenged many of the traditional barriers for women became known as

Reportedly making 60 million a year, this man not charged with murder but with tax evasion.

A rise in African- American art, music, literature, fashion, and dance during this time became known as

Amelia Earhart

Was known as the "prohibition czar" and helped give "Bloody Williamson" its nickname.

Blues music was inspired by the suffering of African Americans during slavery.

The Volsted Act was also known as

The Volsted Act banned the production and sale of

Prohibition resulted in

Prohibition led to a rise in

Warren G. Harding's campaign strategy was based on a promise to

Created the first mass produced automobile, resulting in an affordable car for the average American

Fundamentalists were

1927 was a first for motion pictures because it brought

The "trickle-down theory" according to Harding's opponents

After WWI, Europe continued to trade with the US despite tariffs to help rebuild the European economy.