Fashion
Architecture
Cars
Technology
100
What one accessory did every man wear in the 1920's?
A hat.
100
What was the popular style of housing in the 1920's?
Bungalows.
100
What kind of car does Gatsby own?
Rolls-Royce.
100
When did the production of the Tommy Gun start?
1921.
200
What nature did the flapper fashion represent?
The rebellious nature of the 1920's.
200
What is the nickname of the setting of The Great Gatsby?
Gold Coast.
200
What is Ford's official name?
Ford Motor Company.
200
When was the car radio invented?
1929.
300
Why did Oxford bags become more popular in men's fashion?
Due to the influence of famous athletes.
300
What theme/style was used in houses and what are its two main characteristics?
Art Deco; symmetrical geometric shapes and bold bright colors.
300
How was Ford able to sell the Model T's for very low prices?
They were built using the assembly line with interchangeable parts.
300
Who invented insulin?
Sir Frederick Grant Banting.
400
How did fashion for men and women enter the modern era in the 1920's?
Women: lighter dresses with shorter skirts Men: suits and sports attire
400
What three things were in all house plans in the 1920's?
Bathrooms, central heating systems, electricity.
400
What was the Ford Model T's main accomplishment?
It was the first affordable vehicle for the lower middle-class.
400
Who invented liquid-fueled rockets?
Robert H. Goddard.
500
In The Great Gatsby, which character is most similar to a flapper?
Jordan Baker.
500
What inspired Gatsby's mansion and how did it get its name?
The Oheka Castle. It is an abbreviation of the owner's name, Otto Hermann Kahn.
500
When was the Ford Model T produced?
1908-1927.
500
What was penicillin used for?
To combat serious diseases, such as bacterial infections (Gangrene, streptococci...)
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