Culture
Another name for the 1920s.
What is "The Roaring Twenties"/ "The Jazz Age"
After the end of WWI, this leader promoted the idea of "peace without victory."
Who is Woodrow Wilson?
The Assembly Line and the 5-day work week were some of the innovations credited to this industrialist.
This constitutional amendment gave all adult women the right to vote.
What is the 19th Amendment?
Unlike the "Big Stick" and "Dollar" diplomacies of his predecessors, President Wilson chose this diplomatic strategy instead.
What is "Moral Diplomacy?"
Though they still faced discrimination and violence, African Americans who moved north in the 1920s would also experience this cultural revival.
What is the Harlem Renaissance?
the Treaty of Versailles held this country primarily responsible for causing WWI.
What is Germany?
Many companies tried to create one of these, giving them exclusive control over a specific industry or market.
What is a monopoly?
After a long campaign and lots of support from politically active women, the prohibition of this substance finally became law in 1919.
What is alcohol?
This type of diplomacy, favored by Theodore Roosevelt, involved openly backing up diplomatic goals with military force.
What is "Big Stick" Diplomacy?
Young women of the 1920s who embraced Modern fashion are sometimes called by this nickname.
What are Flappers?
Though it was likely an accident, the explosion of this ship was used to sway public opinion in favor of going to war with Spain.
What is the Maine?
What is free time?
This movement sought to use the government's power to create social and economic changes.
What is the Progressive movement?
The primary motivations behind US Imperialism, especially in the Pacific Islands.
What are Economic and Military interests?
These types of entertainment became widespread in the 1920s, thanks to new technology and a consumer economy.
What are radio and movies?
This type of warfare, terrifying and nearly impossible to defend against, was banned after WWI.
What is chemical warfare?
Investment in this market made many Americans wealthy in the 1920s. Not all of them invested wisely.
What is the stock market?
What is Modernism?
This president was famous for the "pocket veto." He stayed away from progressive reforms and from corruption by doing as little as possible.
Who is Calvin Coolidge?
The young writers and artists of the 1920s are sometimes called by this nickname, a reference to their search for meaning after the horrors of WWI.
This telegram from Germany to Mexico was meant to help keep the United States neutral in WWI. It did just the opposite.
What is the Zimmerman Telegram?
A series of regulations in the food industry were passed following the publication of this Progressive book by Upton Sinclair.
What is The Jungle?
This terrorist group was revived in the late 1910s as a response to societal change and growing immigration.
What is the Ku Klux Klan?
This president's "return to normalcy" legacy is tainted by his corrupt friends, who used their friendship with the president to get rich.
Who is Warren G Harding?