Roaring 20s
Economic
Women
People
Sports
100

What were the 1920s called?

Roaring 20s

100

What was an effect of hard times for farmers?

Loss of rural population and farmers moving to cities to get factory jobs.
100

Who were flappers?

upper middle class women - wealthy

100

Who was Louis Armstrong?

Famous jazz musician

100

What was baseball known as in the 1920s?

A national pastime. 

200

Who were bootleggers?

illegal alcohol sellers that had speakeasies

200

Why did fundamentalist oppose the teaching of evolution?

It went against religion and tradition

200

What was true of female voters in the 1920s?

They voted like the men in their lives.

200
Who was Babe Ruth?

He set numerous records and had the most home runs in 1927.

200

Why are the 1920s known as the golden age of sports?

It was the beginning of high level competitive sports and tremendous athletes began to emerge in every sport.

300

What was the Harlem Renaissance? 

American Arts movement

300

What was the great migration?

Relocation of African Americans

300

What were women known for in the 1920s?

voting rights
300

What was George Gershwin's contribution to popular culture?

Rhapsody blue
300

What was the major sporting event in the 1920s.

The Olympic Games
400

How did radio and movies help develop a national culture?

Everyone listened to it no matter where you were
400

In America, why were the 1920s called the Roaring 20s?

Economic prosperity, rapid social and cultural change, and a mood of exuberant optimism.

400
What was the percentage of women college students in the 1920s?

47%

400

What famous book did F. Scott Fitzgerald write?

The Great Gatsby

400

What were the top 3 sports in the 1920s?

baseball, football, and boxing
500

Who was the loss generation?

Veterans that moved back to Europe after war and were writers

500

What issue was on trial during the Scopes Trial?

Evolution

500

How were women treated unfairly in the 1920s?

Women were unequal in financial aspects, social groups, and politics.

500

What ideas did Marcus Garvey promote?

Self reliance and racial purity
500

Why did sports boom in the 1920s?

Many people had more leisure time, new stadiums were built, and the introduction of radio made it easy for people to keep up with their favorite teams.
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