Roaring Twenties Test Review

Which Amendment gave women the right to vote?

What was the first mass produced automobile called?

Flappers were Ford automobiles of the 1920s.

The National Woman Suffrage Association was formed to help women win the right to _______.

The Roaring Twenties came to an end with the _______.

The Teapot Dome Scandal became public during President Wilson's administration.

The Immigration Act was passed to encourage more immigrants to come to this country.

Organized crime became very powerful during _____.

The solo flight of __________ symbolized American confidence after World War I.

The President who favored business was ___________

Bootleggers produced illegal alcohol.

For a few hundred dollars, you could buy a __________ and travel the bumpy streets of America.

Having earned the right to vote, women began to think about getting jobs that had gone only to 

What was the name for an illegal nightclub during Prohibition?

_________ started as an African American music form.

Calvin Coolidge was known by many as "Our Pal Cal."

Millions of people were saddened when President Harding ________ suddenly in office.

The Ku Klux Klan was southerners who feared African-Americans and others who were not like them

__________ produced many important African American artists.

Older Americans were ______ about the effect of new dances like the Charleston.

Who made the first solo transatlantic flight?

Who was the composer of "Rhapsody in Blue"

____________ like the radio and automobile brought people closer in the 1920s.

A popular form of _________ in the 1920s was jazz.

Calvin _______ was a firm supporter of American business.