The Roaring '20s
Foreign and Pro-Business Policies
Urbanization and Consumerism
Harlem Renaissance and Women
Literature, Sports, Movies, Radio, and Transportation
100
The richest and most developed country in the world at the end of World War I...
What is the USA?
100
In the 1920s, American foreign policy "returned to normal" by embracing this...
What is isolationism?
100
By 1920, more people lived in cities than in rural areas due to these things...
What are the industrial revolution, mass immigration, and jobs?
100
During WWI, this event led to a concentration of African Americans in northern cities...
What is the Great Migration?
100
Authors T.S. Eliot, Ernest Hemingway, and F. Scott Fitzgerald, rejected was and criticized these in 1920...
What are conformity and consumerism?
200
Mass production, high wages, new consumer goods, and forms of entertainment labled the decade this...
What are the Roaring Twenties?
200
The U.S. rejected the Treaty of Versailles and never joined this...
What is the League of Nations?
200
Urban society was characterized by diversity, consumerism, entertainment, and this...
What is freedom?
200
The Harlem Renaissance was the flourishing of this...
What was black culture?
200
As Americans gained more leisure time and income, this became a popular form of entertainment...
What were sports?
300
In 1920, Americans elected this person, who promised "a return to normalcy".
Who was President Warren Harding?
300
Many citizens felt the U.S. was “duped” into joining WWI and became committed to this...
What is neutrality?
300
Rural society was characterized by religious fundamentalism, nativism, and this...
What is tradition?
300
Harlem represented this, the idea that African Americans should freely express themselves, embrace their culture, and strive for equality...
What was "The New Negro"?
300
This number of stations connected the nation by broadcasting music, sports, as well as news, religious, comedic, and dramatic programming...
What is 500?
400
Industrical growth led to high wages for workers and this for Americans to buy...
What are cheap products?
400
The U.S. hosted a naval conference amined to reduce this of all nations...
What is their military strength?
400
Mass production led to a huge number of huge products such as...
What are cars, electric appliances, and new fashions?
400
In 1920, women gained this, although many didn't do it...
What is the right to vote?
400
Henry Ford's design of this, made cars more affordable...
What was the assembly line?
500
Pro-business policies and mass production techniques developed during WWI led to this type of revolution...
What is an industrial revolution?
500
Pro-business policies meant none of these types of reforms...
What were progressive reforms?
500
Companies offered ways for consumers to buy on credit through this...
What were monthly installments?
500
Many young, unmarried women embraced their independence and sexuality as this...
What were "Flappers"?
500
In 1927, Charles Lindbergh made the first of this, across the Atlantic...
What was the first solo flight?
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