The Roaring Life of the 1920s

Advocates of Prohibition argued that alcohol led to all of the following except...

The federal government refused to pass what kind of laws to protect African-Americans?

The Scopes trial resulted in a ______ verdict against John Scopes.

Clashes over evolution, prohibition, and morals are all evidence of __________ during this era

Prohibition was a perfect example of the difference in morals between which two groups?

A literal interpretation of the Bible regardless of evidence to the contrary became known as

Jazz was dramatically impacted by the Harlem Renaissance through the following artists EXCEPT

An example of a double standard during this era is

Widespread of literacy led to an increase in what type of consumption?

The question of government involvement in education was on display when what was banned?

During this era marriage began to become more of an...

This pilot was the first to cross the Atlantic nonstop and inspired the next wave of pilots

What fundamentalist was the special prosecutor for the government in the Scopes trial?

Cities were known for their neighborly atmosphere due to the close proximity of the residents

The primary reason given for Prohibition failing is

Writers like Lewis, Fitzgerald, Millay, and Hemingway often used literature to:

High school education changed from college prep only to also this type of education

George Gershwin and Georgia O'Keeffe pushed American culture in the form of

Support for Prohibition came from all of the following except...

The Great Migration led to increased racial tensions in the North resulting in race riots

The 18th Amendment was an attempt to legislate morality through this term.

This form of communication led to another dramatic shrinking of the world

Billy Sunday was a preacher who thought this would lead to "a new age of virtue and religion"

Speakeasies were known as a place that someone could...

What was not an effect of Prohibition?

The banning of a product or service often leads to a black market. Prohibition led to this:

The UNIA advocated for African-Americans through radical ideas such as