Notable Figures
Famous baseball player who was homerun king at the time of his retirement
Who was Babe Ruth
An agreement to outlaw war
What was Kellogg-Briand Pact
One of the most famous silent movie actors
Who was Charles Chaplin
the treaty ended World War I and did not apply to the USA because they did not sign it
What was the treaty of Versailles
President Harding's campaign slogan
What was the term "return to normalcy"
A trumpet player who was the most famous jazz musician
Who was Louis Armstrong
The battleground between Germany and Russia
What was the Eastern Front
Women who had short hair, short skirts, and went against Victorian values
What were flappers
the event that led Britain to enter the war
what was the Invasion of Belgium
The amendment that made it illegal to make, sell, consume, or distribute alcohol
What was the 18th Amendment
American aviator who was the first to fly solo across the Atlantic ocean and his baby was murdered
Who was Charles Lindbergh
The event that almost caused the USA to join the war
What was the sinking of the Lusitania
Radio, boxing, baseball, movies, jazz
What were popular forms of entertainment in the 1920s
The event that led to WWI
What was the assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand
Places that sold alcohol illegally during Prohibition
What were speakeasies
writer who had a concise and to the point way of writing and wrote about the failures of the American dream
Who was Ernest Hemmingway
they did things such as changed names to liberty make propaganda banned German language
How did Americans treat Germans during WWI
The explosion of African American culture in the 1920s
What was the Harlem Renaissance
the USA became a creditors nation, more powerful on the world stage, and had increased immigration as a result of...
What was World War I
Al Capone was considered a criminal for what other than bootlegging
What was the side activities he ran (other answers are acceptable such as an example of the side things)
a psychologist who had the theory that humans are driven by unconscious desire
Who was Sigmund Freud
the benefits are that they allow for more men and supplies, a sense of companionship, and gave confidence in declaring war
what is an alliance
American authors who were looking for new meaning in life besides Victorian values.
What were the lost generation
Some of the benefits are that they allowed for more men and supplies on your side, and gave you the confidence to declaring war
Why were alliances important
Things such as the war, eugenics, racism, and the quota system
What influenced immigration policies in the 1920s