People
One of the most famous Jazz Musicians
Edward "Duke" Ellington or Louis Armstrong
This led to the rise of organized crime in America, such as bootleggers, speakeasys, gangsters, and racketeers
Prohibition
Name a labor-saving product that Americans were buying for their households.
washing machine and vacuum
What was one of the effects of the automobile?
created job opportunities - new roads, new businesses
allowed people to go on vacations
allowed people to live in suburbs and drive to the city for work
Who was the famous jazz musician who played the trumpet?
Louis Armstrong
Flappers
Many in-home products were popular because they saved women_____ and ______.
Time/Effort
Harlem Renaissance
The Great Migration
This famous athlete was a large, charismatic man sometimes known as the "great bambino"
Babe Ruth
What amendment put Prohibition into effect?
18th
Who invented the airplane?
The Wright Bros.
Louis Armstrong
What amendment dealt with Women's suffrage?
19th
This famous gangster was responsible for the St. Valentines Day massacre
Al Capone
What amendment repealed Prohibition?
21st
What new way of making automobiles during the 20s made automobiles cheaper to buy?
The Assembly Line
What did Charles Lindburgh do that made him famous?
He was the first person to fly nonstop from New York to Paris.
What is the name of the famous club in Harlem that was known worldwide for Jazz?
The Cotton Club
Why were the Roaring 20s, considered to be "roaring?"
People were frequently partying, spending lots of money, and attending social adult events
People went to the Nickolodeon to see this form of entertainment that became increasingly popular during the 1920s.
Movies/Talkies
What Harlem Renaissance poet wrote the poem "I too"
Langston Hughes
What did bootleggers do for a living?
Bootleggers sold alcohol illegally