Vocabulary
People & Groups
Prohibition Facts
Crime
Culture of the 1920s
100

What word means “to make something illegal”?


To ban

100

Who strongly supported Prohibition: men or women?

Women

100

What drink was banned?

Alcohol

100

Did crime increase or decrease during Prohibition?

Increase

100

What nickname is given to the 1920s?

The Roaring 20s

200

What do we call a secret illegal bar during Prohibition?

A speakeasy

200

What movement wanted to reduce or stop alcohol drinking?

The Temperance Movement

200

What year did Prohibition start?

1920

200

Who sold alcohol illegally?

Bootleggers

200

What music style became very popular?

Jazz
300

What word means “bringing goods into a country secretly”?

Smuggling

300

What criminal famous during Prohibition became rich from illegal alcohol?

Al Capone

300

What year did it end?

1933

300

What type of group became stronger during Prohibition?

Gangs / Organized Crime

300

Where did young people go to dance during Prohibition?

Speakeasies

400

What is it called when a group gets together to do something illegally

Organized crime

400

What group helped push for the 18th Amendment?
(the prohibiton amendment)

Moral reformers / Temperance activists / Women

400

What is the name for the time when alcohol was illegal?

Prohibition

400

Why did many citizens stop respecting the law?

People found illegal alcohol and didn't support the movement

400

What name was given to modern young women of the 1920s?

Flappers

500

What is the word for officially ending a law?

Repeal

500

Who had the job to catch people breaking Prohibition laws?

Police / Prohibiton Agents

500

Which amendment banned alcohol?

18th amendment 

500

Why did Prohibition fail?

People drank in secret / Crime increased

500

Why was the 1920s a fun decade for many people?

Music, dancing, new technology, new fashion

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