vocab
This term describes a cultural movement celebrating African American art, music, and writing.
Harlem Renaissance
This invention brought news, music, and entertainment into American homes.
radio
Henry Ford used this system to make cars faster and cheaper.
assembly line
This amendment banned the sale of alcohol.
18th
what music became popular during 20s
jazz
The law that banned alcohol in the United States during the 1920s.
prohibition
Many Americans moved to cities during the 1920s mainly to find these.
factory and office jobs
One result of mass production was that goods became more _____.
cheaper
This amendment repealed Prohibition.
21st
This cultural movement helped spread African American culture nationwide.
harlem renaissance
This term means making large numbers of goods quickly using machines and assembly lines.
mass production
Buying goods now and paying for them later is called this.
buying on credit
This helped more Americans buy new products like cars and appliances.
buying on credit
This amendment guaranteed women the right to vote.
19th
Tension in the 1920s often existed between these two groups.
urban and rural americans
Women in the 1920s who challenged traditional roles and fashion.
flapper
This product became a symbol of freedom and consumer culture in the 1920s.
automobile
Advertising in the 1920s mainly tried to do this.
persuade people to buy things
One unintended result of Prohibition was an increase in this.
organized crime
This caused disagreements in the 1920s: new ideas, immigration, and changing values.
cultural conflicts
A political scandal during the Harding administration involving bribery and oil leases.
teapot dome scandal
This statement best describes the 1920s economy.
“The economy grew, but not everyone benefited equally”
This group often struggled during the 1920s despite economic growth.
farmers
This event showed corruption in the federal government during the 1920s.
teapot dome scandal
This best explains why the 1920s were a time of change.
new tech, ideas, and changing roles.