Events and Figures
Prohibition
1920s Women
1920s Entertainment
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100

What historical event took place between 1914 and 1918 that set up a booming economy?

World War 1

100

What did the 18th Amendment ban in the USA? 

It banned the manufacture, transportation, and sale of alcohol.

100

The original goal of the temperance movement was to achieve abstinence from this substance, which led to the eventual passage of the 18th Amendment.

Alcohol

100

This new style of music, which became widely popular during the 1920s, was characterized by improvisation and upbeat rhythms.

Jazz 


100

This cultural and intellectual movement in Harlem celebrated African American identity through music, art, and literature during the 1920s.

The Harlem Renaissance

200

The movement of African Americans from rural areas of the Southern states of the US to urban areas in the Northern states between 1916 and 1970.

The Great Migration

200

What were hidden nightclubs and bars called?

Speakeasies

200

In 1920, what did the 19th Amendment grant?

It granted all women the right to vote.

200

______ were invented as a form of entertainment and became increasingly popular during the 1920s.

Movies/Talkies

200

This industry saw massive growth during the 1920s, and its technological advances made life more leisurely and convenient.

the automobile industry

300

Who was the notorious gangster who ruled Chicago during the Roaring 20s?

Al Capone

300

This illegal activity, involving the secret production and sale of alcohol, flourished during Prohibition.  

Bootlegging

300

This was a young woman who embraced the new attitudes and styles of the Roaring 20s.

The flapper

300

Also known as America's pastime, this sport became very popular among Americans

Baseball

300

In addition to voting rights, women in the 1920s gained access to these types of jobs, which allowed them to participate in the growing consumer economy.

white-collar jobs

400

This author wrote about the Roaring 20s in his most famous work, The Great Gatsby.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

400

These homemade alcoholic drinks, often produced illegally during Prohibition, were referred to by this name.

moonshine or bathtub gin

400

What hairstyle did flappers typically have?

Bobbed hair

400

This innovation, introduced in the 1920s, brought entertainment, news, and music into homes across the country.

Radio

400

The new style of art that featured simple, bold designs and flourished in the 1920s was known as this.

Art Deco

500

This famous aviator made history in 1927 by flying solo across the Atlantic Ocean, making a major impact on the "Air Age."

Charles Lindbergh

500

Which Amendment ended Prohibition?

21st Amendment

500

These activities, once considered socially unacceptable for women, became increasingly common in the 1920s.

smoking and drinking

500

Most famous jazz artist of the 20's. A song of his is  "What a Wonderful World."

Louis Armstrong

500

Technological innovations like the washing machine and THIS household device helped women’s participation in the consumer economy.

the vacuum cleaner

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