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You may know him for inventing the Model T, but he also built the first moving assembly line in 1913. Who is it?

Who is Henry Ford?

100

_________ logs, erector sets, and Raggedy Ann dolls were popular toys of the 1910s.

What are Lincoln logs

100

The __________ Act passed of 1919 prevented the sale, production, and transportation of alcohol in the US.

What is the Prohibition?

100
This famed chocolate cookie sandwich has vanilla cream in the middle. It was released in 1911
What is the Oreo
100

Hollywood, __________ replaces the East Coast as the center of the movie industry.

What is California

200

This president was deeply involved in progressive reforms and was President during World War I.

Who is Woodrow Wilson

200

This society started in 1910 encouraged boys and young men to get outside and learn.

What is Boy Scouts?

200

What famous painting by Vincent Van Gogh was stolen from the Louvre in 1911.

What is the Mona Lisa?

200
This condiment is still used today. The Blue Ribbon Sticker is seen on all jars, from the first one to the latest one. The first jar was sold in 1912
What is Hellman's Mayonnaise?
200
What part of the Titanic crew continued their job as the ship sunk?
What is the band?
300

Author and activist for the deaf and blind

Who was Helen Keller

300

The Olympic Games were held in this country in 1912? Hint: Stockholm ___________

What is Stockholm, Sweden?

300

What car rolled its 1,000,000th car off the ASSEMBLY LINE in 1911. This was the first American car.

What is the Ford Model T?

300
These round candies come chewy or hard, and the peppermint flavor was created in 1913. When your breath stinks, it will Save your Life
What are Lifesavers?
300

This famous baseball player began his career in 1914 as a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox. He was more known as being a cigar smoking home run hitter.

Who is Babe Ruth

400

He was the first black person to earn a PhD from Harvard university. He was also a prominent figure in the creation of the NAACP.

Who was WEB Du Bois

400
This fill-in the blank quiz is still in the newspaper today, but it was first played in 1913. But don't play too long, you might get CROSS-eyed
What is a crossword puzzle?
400

in 1913, the 16th amendment granted Congress the authority to levy a ___________ income tax.

What is Federal income tax.

400

This was considered a special occasion or fancy food in the 1910s. It was called _________ Food Cake.

What is devil’s food cake

400

This filmmaker and actor was very popular during the WW1 era for his slapstick comedy and silent videos.

Who was Charlie Chaplin

500

This was the most popular name for boys and girls in the 1910s.

what was John and Mary

500

The 1910s were defined by energetics, often scandalous, ragtime error “animal dances “like the Turkey Trot, Grizzly Bear, Bunny Hug, Camel Walk and the ____trot.

What is the Foxtrot?

500

The major push for women’s right to vote culminating in the 19th amendment was called this.

Women’s suffrage

500

This classic American snack, created in 1917, consisting of two round graham crackers with marshmallow filling dipped in a flavored cold coating of chocolate.

What are moon pies

500

In the 1910s, this group of laws enforced mandatory segregation, voter disenfranchisement, and residential segregation, among many other things. 

What are the Jim Crow laws