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First women to fly across the Atlantic.
Who is Amelia Earhart?
A form of entertainment that you could watch that became extremely popular.
what is a movie?
This person took his sport by storm by hitting the most homeruns
Who is babe ruth?
The drive to outlaw alcohol gained strength.
when is the 1900's?
This African American woman from Florida overcame long odds to get an education and leave the south.
Who is Zora Neale Hurston?
He was a leading performer on the Harlem jazz scene.
Who is louis Armstrong?
this invention allowed people to listen to the news, sports games, advertisements, etc...
what is a radio?
This woman won 2 Olympic gold medals and 31 major tournaments.
Who is Helen Wills?
This amendment led to the prohibition in alcohol.
young women in the 1920's who wore hair bobbed, wore makeup, dressed in flashy, skimpy clothes and lived a life of independence and freedom.
who are flappers?
this form of music impacted the 1920s significantly.
what is jazz?
who was Charlie Chaplin?
The most popular sport in the 1920s.
What is baseball?
this group fought to outlaw alcohol
what is Woman's Christian temperance union?
This woman was a fundamentalist preacher who believed heavily that people should follow the bible.
Who is Aimee Semple Mcpherson?
a form of jazz music that was used to express sadness about life.
what is the blues?
These people invented the idea to put the radio inside of cars.
Who William Lear and Elmer wavering?
This guy won four major tournaments and the only golfer to earn a grand slam for tournaments won in the same calendar year.
Who is bobby jones?
These people smuggled liquor during Prohibition.
Who are Bootleggers?
First women governor who won election in 1924 to complete her husband's term.
Who is Nellie Tayloe Ross?
"The jazz singer" was a movie about jazz that changed the movie industry forever.
what was "the jazz singer."
The radio let this amount of people listen to music such as jazz.
This guy went by the nickname of the "Galloping Ghost".
Who is Red Grange?
These were illegal bars where alcohol was served during prohibition.