Prohibition
This Amendment banned the sale, production and transportation of alcohol.
18th Amendment
The Republican presidents of the 1920s (Harding, Coolidge, Hoover) were more ________ -minded and promoted a hands-off aproach to the regulation of the economy.
Business
This was a nickname for a young, modern woman who was known for stylish short skirts, bobbed hair and going out without a chaperone.
Flapper.
This new form of music originated with African-Americans in the South, in particular in New Orleans, and pushed the boundaries of contemporary music.
Jazz
This is the name of the male K-Pop band featured in K-Pop Demon Hunters.
Saja Boys
This was the practice of making illegal alcohol outside of regulated production means.
Bootlegging
This Amendment finally granted women the right to vote after a long-fought battle.
19th Amendment
This is philosophical school was founded after WW1 and was rooted in the idea that life had no inherent meaning beyond the meaning you create for it.
Existentialism
F. Scott Fitzgerald and his contemporaries were nicknamed "The __________ Generation" because their works often explored themes of alienation, change, and the meaning of existence itself.
Lost
What is the gift on the 5th Day of Christmas, according to the song, The 12 Days of Christmas?
Golden Rings
The rise of this was an unintended consequence of the prohibition of alcohol.
Organized Crime
The Palmer Raids or "Red Scare" of 1919 was an attempt by the federal government to prosecute and censor these political groups (can be more than one answer).
Anarchist, Communist or Radical Left-leaning political groups
This religious movement was known for its emphasis on the literal truth of the Bible.
Fundamentalism
This movement, ________________, was known as a rebirth of Black culture during the 1920s. It was spurred on by the ______________ _____________, a movement of Black Americans out of the southern Jim Crow states.
Harlem Renaissance; Great Migration
This is the name of the current establishment on Front Street in Red Bank that used to be called the West End Hotel during the Prohibition Era.
Brothers Pizzeria
Consumption made people less productive at work; Consumption caused domestic abuse;
Consumption endangered children;
Consumption had negative health effects
Teapot Dome
Living
This artistic movement was typified by dreamlike and unnerving images. People like Salvador Dali are most associated with this art movement.
Surrealism
How many Popes have been born in the United States?
One, the current Pope.
This was a nickname for the area 3 miles off the NJ coast where illegal alcohol could be purchased in "international waters"
Rum Row
After WW1, the US did not sign the Treaty of Versailles nor did it join the League of Nations; there was also a strong-anti-immigrant sentiment, as many politicians were wary of being engaged in foreign affairs. This type of turning inward and closing off borders is referred to as _________________.
Isolationism
This infamous trial of a teacher in Tennessee exposed deep political and social differences between more traditional, conservative American culture and a new, more modern society.
Scopes Trial or Monkey Trial
Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston were writers of the Harlem Renaissance who explored ideas of _______________ in their literary output (I will accept more than one answer for this).
Black culture
Black identity
Racism and discrimination
What was the eye color for Lucy the Margate Elephant when it was OK for rum runners to come ashore?
Green