The Roaring 20s
New Technology and Modern Advancements
Movement and Change
The Progressive Era
WWI
100

These became a popular form of entertainment in the 1920s and were created in Hollywood

What were the movies?

100

This popular new form of mass communication was used for everything from news about the wars to wildly popular scripted and musical programming.

What is the radio?

100

The "closing" of the American frontier led to increased calls for the US to seek power abroad, as demonstrated in this turn of the century conflict.

What is the Spanish-American War?

100

Both conservationists and preservationists were concerned with taking care of this.

What is the environment?

100
Woodrow Wilson proposed this set of solutions to WWI, many of which were incorporated into the treaty that ended the war.

What are the 14 Points?

200

This outpouring of music, literature, and visual art in a predominantly Black neighborhood of New York City made Black excellence more visible to many white Americans in the 1920s and 1930s.

What is the Harlem Renaissance?

200
This industry, centered in Detroit, led to the creation of new industries, negatively affected small town economies, and changed where and how people lived.

What is the auto industry?

200

In this migration wave, during and after World War I, African Americans escaping segregation, racial violence, and limited economic opportunity in the South moved to the North and West, where they found new opportunities but still encountered discrimination.

What is the Great Migration?

200
This president sought to get rid of large trusts and monopolies during the Progressive Era.
Who is Theodore Roosevelt?
200

At the beginning of WWI, the US pursued this foreign policy.

What is neutrality or isolationism?

300
This was the constitutional amendment created at the beginning of the 1920s that gave women the right to vote.
What is the 19th Amendment?
300

With the rise of consumer culture, many families purchased household goods using this, which was expanded and formalized after WWI.

What is credit?

300

Due to the rise of communism globally, America experienced two of these periods of extreme reaction against anyone perceived to have possible ties to communism, with the first occurring just after WWI.

What is a red scare?

300

This style of journalism exposed the corruption of big business and government through books, photographs, and newspaper articles.

What is muckraking?

300

The main objection Congress raised to ratifying the treaty that ended WWI was that joining this international body would limit American freedom and power.

What is the League of Nations?

400
This was the ban of manufacture and sale of alcohol that went into effect in January 1920 with the 18th Amendment.
What is prohibition?
400

This industry grew dramatically after WWI, when it worked to convince people that they needed to solve their problems with new consumer goods.

What are advertisements?

400

Throughout the first half of the 20th century, this general trend in where people lived that had started with 19th century industrialization continued.

What is urbanization?

400

This book, set in and around meatpacking factories, sought to draw attention to the poor working conditions but actually led to new food safety laws.

What is The Jungle?

400
WWI was concluded with this treaty that the US did not actually ratify.

What is the Treaty of Versailles?

500

This was the alternative image of womanhood, sometimes known as "flappers", that came into the American mainstream in the 1920s. 

What is the New Woman?

500
Margaret Sanger promoted this as a means of social change.
What is birth control?
500

During and after World War I, nativist campaigns against some ethnic groups led to the passage of this form of immigration restriction.

What are quotas?

500

In general, Progressives believed that significant help in solving the problems of modern life should come from this source.

What is the government?

500

This Supreme Court case ruled that urging people to avoid the draft presented a "clear and present danger" to the country during wartime and therefore punishing such an action would not violate a person's first amendment rights.

What is Schenck v. US?

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