Politics and Gov.
Economy % Business
Society Culture
Race, Immigration, Conflict
Prohibition & Crime
100

What is the 18th Amendment?

This amendment prohibited the manufacture and sale of alcohol.

100

What is the Assembly Line?

This innovation by Henry Ford lowered car prices through mass production.

100

What are flappers?

This term described young women who challenged traditional gender norms.

100

What is the Ku Klux Klan?

This white supremacist group saw a resurgence in the 1920s.

100

What is the 21st Amendment?

This amendment repealed Prohibition.

200

What is isolationism?

The U.S. followed this foreign policy stance during most of the 1920s.

200

What is buying on credit/installment buying?

The decade was marked by a shift toward this method of buying goods.

200

What music became popular during the Harlem Renaissance?

Jazz music became popular due in part to this cultural movement.

200

What is the Great Migration?

Many African Americans moved north in this demographic shift.

200

What are speakeasies?

Illegal bars during Prohibition were called these.

300

What is the Teapot Dome Scandal?

The presidential scandal involving oil reserves during Harding’s administration.

300

What is Income Inequality?

This term describes the uneven distribution of wealth in the 1920s.

300

What is radio?

This mass media helped spread consumer culture nationwide.

300

What is the Scopes Trial?

This 1925 trial symbolized the clash between science and religion.

300

Who is Al Capone?

This notorious Chicago gangster became famous during Prohibition.

400

What is Plessy v. Ferguson?

This Supreme Court case upheld “separate but equal” in earlier years and still influenced the 1920s.

400

What is deflation or falling crop prices?

Farmers struggled during the 1920s due to overproduction and this economic condition.

400

What did African Americans experience in Harlem?

This group experienced a cultural rebirth centered in Harlem.

400

What are Southern and Eastern Europe?

Immigration restrictions primarily targeted people from these regions.

400

What is organized crime?

Prohibition unintentionally strengthened this type of activity.

500

What is the Immigration Act of 1924?

This act severely restricted immigration using national origin quotas

500

What is buying on margin?

This stock market practice allowed investors to buy shares with borrowed money.

500

What is the cultural conflict between rural and urban America?

This conflict pitted traditional rural values against urban modernism.

500

What is the Red Scare?2

This term describes the fear of radicals and immigrants after WWI.

500

What is the Volstead Act?

This law established federal enforcement of Prohibition.

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