Sports
This 1920s player featured on the sandlot long after his death and to some people is often called the greatest baseball player of all time
Who was Babe Ruth?
During the 1920s, Americans were able to gain a greater sense of national identity by sharing in the music, news, stories, and jokes they heard on this technological innovation that no one could live without.
What is the radio?
Ernest Hemingway’s 1929 novel A Farewell to Arms is set against the backdrop of this major conflict.
This was the amendment that started prohibition.
What is the 18th amendment?
Many women taught in these educational institutions.
What are schools?
This city dominated most sports leagues during the 1920s
This type of show aired for the first time in 1920
What is a Radio Show?
This beloved classic of children’s literature that introduced readers to Christopher Robin and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood, came out in 1926
What is Winnie-the-Pooh?
This world famous gangster was at his peak in the 1920s
Who was Al Capone?
Women gained this important right during the 1920s
What is the right to vote?
This 1920s baseball player was one of the most popular cases of ALS and led to his name being an alternate name for the disease.
Who was Lou Gehrig?
By broadcasting the same news, weather, and commercials into millions of homes, the radio created a sense of this, unifying Americans culturally.
What is a national identity?
The social activist books that were made during the 1920s were a huge part of this African American movement.
What was the Harlem renaissance?
Constituition Amendment that repealed Prohibition.
What is the 21st amendment?
Women in the 1920s commonly worked in offices, schools, stores, and these industrial workplaces.
What are factories?
This team won three straight NFL championships from 1929-1932
Who were the Green Bay Packers?
The first radio broadcast in the U.S. happened in the 1920s on a factory rooftop in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on the station KDKA, airing the results of this national event.
What was the 1920 Presidential election?
This 1920s novel is a tragic story set in the Jazz Age that explores the American Dream, wealth, class, and love through the eyes of narrator Nick Carraway
What is The Great Gatsby?
These people had the most buisness in Bootlegging.
Who are immigrants?
Some rural women accepted modern changes, but many focused mainly on these responsibilities.
What is family and household work?
This hockey team won the 1922 Stanley cup final and shares a name with this holiday on March 17
Who were the Toronto St Patricks (St.Patrick's day)?
This is the numbers of radio sales in 1926
What is 506 million?
This African American poet and social activist made many important poems throughout the 1920s
Who was Langston Hughes?
This American woman believed that she was obeying God in taking up the fight against the sale and consumption of alcohol throughout the country by destroying bars and speaking to students on college campus in the late 1800s
Who was Carry Nation?
Flappers rejected these old-fashioned expectations for women.
What are traditional gender roles?