people/groups
This group targeted immigrants and caused nationwide fear.
Who is the Ku Klux Klan?
This place was where many Americans went every day to work, often underpaid and suffering in poor conditions.
What is a factory?
This invention brought news and entertainment to homes.
What is the radio?
These people illegally sold and transported alcohol.
What is Bootleggers?
These young women ignored traditional style and were seen as "rebellious".
Who are Flappers?
These places came about after the liquor ban in 1919.
What is a speakeasies?
A new music genre that seemed hot, energetic ad lively.
What is jazz music?
A period of paranoia Americans experienced after the war.
What is the red scare?
This man believed that blacks should have their entire homeland, Africa.
Who is Marcus Garvey?
This was a popular place for musicians and dancers to perform.
What is Chicago?
Henry Ford used this invention to create his vehicles faster then ever.
What is the assembly line?
This is where jazz music was originated.
What is the Southern states?
These two people played in a popular jazz band, playing in places like New York and Chicago.
Who is Luis Armstrong and Duke Ellington?
This creative center in New York where may African Americans lived.
What is Harlem?
At first this invention was only for the wealthy, but in the mid 1920's it became more affordable for everyone.
What is the Model T?
The 19th amendment helped a group of people receive the same treatment as men.
What is Womens rights?
This person told the story of the impacts WW1 had on African men.
Who is Ernest Hemingway?
What is the Teapot Dome?
This invention was a dance most young people participated in, including moving freely around the dancefloor and flailing limbs wildly.
What is the Charelston?
A famous author who published a novel about an unhappy life in the time period.
Who is Scott Fitzergerald?