1920's: The Roaring 20's

Prohibition

100

Prohibition was also know as this Act

The Volstead Act

200

This Amendment outlawed the sale and consumption of alcohol

The 18th Amendment

300

Sneaking in alcohol from Canada or Mexico was called what

Bootlegging

400

This individual was investigated because it was believed he was behind the Valentines Day Massacre

Al Capone

500

What group of individuals were responsible for bringing down Al Capone

Elliot Ness and the Untouchables

Sports and Leisure

100

The Chicago White sox were also known as what in 1919

Chicago "Black" Sox

200

How much did attendance grow or decrease for professional and college football 

Doubled between 1921 and 1930

300

Name three different Sports that were popular in the 1920s

Baseball, Golf, Football, horse-racing, air-racing

400

This area in Omaha was known for having Horse racing events (South UNO Campus)

AKSARBEN

500

This individual in the 1920s was a well-rounded athlete who went won gold in the Decathlon and long jump in Sweden

Jim Thorpe

Waves of Immigration

100

The first wave of Immigration from 1600-1820 included what immigrants?

Northern Europe: UK and Germany

200

The Second wave of Immigrants included these people and nationalities:

Ireland and Sweden 

300

The Third wave of immigration included these nations and groups of people:

Eastern Europe: Italy, Greece, Russia

400

The Largest mass movement in human History

The Great Migration

500

Give some push and pull factors for why people migrate

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Scope's Trial

100

This Scopes case was also known as the what Trial?

The monkey Trial

200

Who was the defense attorney for John T Scopes? 

Clarence Darrow

300

True or false; The judge in the trial was bias towards the fundamentalists 

True 

400

This person represented the Fundamentalists and traditionalists. He was the prosecuting lawyer in the trial 

William Jennings Bryan 

500

Explain the overall outcome of the Scopes Trial. How was it a victory or loss for each group

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Modern v. Traditional

100

This Group believed City culture is “money-grubbing,” “materialistic,” and “immoral.”

Traditionalists 

200

Where was support strongest for Prohibition and what grouped backed it the most?

Rural areas, Traditionalists 

300

Explain how courtship changed in the 1920's for Modernists

The purpose of courtship changed from leading to marriage to just having fun

400

How did Modernists argue against Prohibition?

Gov't is overly regulating people's individual liberty and freedom

500

Explain whether you are a Modernist or traditionalist. Cite your evidence. Or give me a historical figure or was a Modernist/Traditionalist and why they fit in that category 

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