Prohibition
Women's Suffrage
The Great Migration
Harlem Renaissance
Technology
100

What was banned during Prohibition?

The manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol

100

The 19th Amendment gave women the right to... 

Vote 

100

African Americans moved from the South to where 

The North 

100

Harlem is located in which City 

New York City 

100

When a product is mass produced, the price for that product will...

Decrease 

200

What year did Prohibition start?

1920

200

Alice Paul and Susan B. Anthony were examples of what?

Suffragists/Women's rights activists 

200

African Americans wanted to escape what from down South

Racism, Jim Crow Laws, Poor living conditions 

200

The genre of music associated with the Harlem Renaissance 

Jazz/Blues 

200

Henry Ford used what to help Ford produce cars at a much faster rate

Assembly Line 

300

Prohibition is also the...

18th Amendment 

300

What year did women in America gain the right to vote? 

1920

300

These were more readily available in the North and paid better 

Jobs

300

'What a Wonderful World' (1967) was a song by 

Louis Armstrong 

300

Home inventions such as the electric fridge and electric washing machine created more time for what... during the 1920s

Free time, Entertainment 

400

What was a speakeasy? 

An illegal bar during the Prohibition days 

400

The 'Hunger Strikes' during the Women's Suffrage Movement led to what 

Force Feeding 

400

What was "fueled" by the Great Migration 

The Harlem Renaissance 

400

What is the term for separating black people from white people (this occurred in Harlem)

Segregation

400

Some examples of labor saving appliances would be...

Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Assembly Line

500

The notorious mob boss/gangster that owned a majority of the speakeasies in Chicago, IL

Al Capone 

500

The specific state vote that officially ratified the 19th amendment 

Tennessee

500

Going from South to North meant going from __ to __ (Think location, areas)

Rural to Urban 

500

What does the NAACP stand for 

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 

500

Besides Ford, what was another major car company during the 1920s 

Chevrolet (General Motors)

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