Roaring 20s (1)
Roaring 20s (2)
Roaring 20s (3)
Roaring 20s (4)
Roaring 20s (5)
100

A State of disorder due to the absence of authority or government.

Anarchy

100

Someone who smuggles alcohol?

Bootlegger

100
This is a system that uses conveyor belts to move parts to different groups of workers.
What is the moving assembly line?
100
These were women who challenged society's ideas about womanhood.
Who are flappers?
100
This was an affordable automobile invented by Henry Ford.
What is the Model T?
200

A government system in which all wealth and property are owned by the community. There are no class systems.

Communism

200

The hysteria and paranoia over communism spreading to the U.S. after WWI was evidenced in the

What is the Red Scare?

200

Deport

Expel from a country

200
The affordability of the Model T meant that more people could buy it. This cause production to __________.
What is increase?
200

This Amendment made Alcohol illegal 

18 Amendment 

300

The US economic system based on free enterprise and private property

Capitalism

300

The flourishing of African-American art, jazz, literature, and poetry in the 1920s is known as the

 Harlem Renaissance

300
This was passed in 1933, ending prohibition.
What is the 21st Amendment?
300

Many young people graduated from high school and moved from farms to...

What are cities?

300

What is one thing that came out of Fords Model T?

1. More freedom

2. Growth of suburbs 

3. Affordable car prices

4. Assembly lines

5. More roads being paved

400

The Great Migration was caused by

 A desire by African-Americans to find better living conditions & The job opportunities available in Northern cities during and after WWI

400

A secrete society that formed in the south after the civil war to reassert white supremacy by means of terrorism. 

Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

400

Repeal

Revoke or take back

400

In the Great Migration, African Americans moved from

Southern farms to the Northern cities.

400

Illegal nightclubs that served alcohol during the 1920s were called

What are Speakeasies?

500

A Powerful Gangster in the 1920s

1. Al Capone

2. "Lucky" Luciano

3. Johnny Torro 

4. Ben Siegel "Bugsy"

5. "MGK" (George Kelley Barns)

6. John Dillinger 

6. "Baby Face"

500

These were raids when the FBI would go into houses and business of people looking for anything associated with communism

Palmer raids

500

This led to increased government corruption because police and politician took bribes from gangsters to ignore the movement and sale of alcohol. (The Act of forbidding something... "Giggle Juice")

What is prohibition?

500

A well known Harlem Jazz Club

The Cotton Club

500

Music played during the Harlem Renaissance?

Jazz & Blues

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