USA Society
Prohibition
Post WWI
Pop Culture
Harlem Renaissance
100

This scientific theory, central to the Scopes Monkey Trial, argues that species change over time through natural selection.

Evolution

100

This Mafia crime boss gang fame in Chicago for being against prohibition. 

Al Capone

100

This scandal involving government oil reserves and bribery rocked President Harding’s administration.

Teapot Dome Scandal

100

These young women of the 1920s defied traditional norms by embracing short haircuts, wearing daring clothing, and engaging in jazz culture.

Flapper girls

100

This movement in the 1920s celebrated African American art, music, and literature, significantly shaping cultural identity.

The Harlem Renaissance

200

Fear of communism and anarchism following World War I led to this widespread panic in the 1920s.

The Red Scare

200

Secret venues used for drinking and socializing are called ______________.

Speakeasies

200

This president, nicknamed "Silent Cal," believed in limited government and laissez-faire economics, contributing to the economic growth of the 1920s.

Calvin Coolidge

200

Known as the "Sultan of Swat," this baseball icon set home run records that defined the sport in the 1920s.

Babe Ruth

200

Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington were key figures in this musical genre that thrived during the Harlem Renaissance.

Jazz

300

These government actions, led by Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer, targeted suspected radicals during the Red Scare.

Palmer Raids

300

This person was known for smuggling illegal alcohol and making a profit from it. 

Bootleggers

300

His campaign slogan, "Return to Normalcy," reflected his desire to stabilize the nation after World War I.

Warren G. Harding

300

This inventor revolutionized manufacturing with the assembly line, making automobiles affordable for the average American.

Henry Ford

300

The Harlem Renaissance came to an end at the start of which event________________.

The Great Depression

400

This trial became a symbol of the cultural conflict between science and religion in the 1920s.

The Scopes Monkey Trial

400

The Prohibition era led to the rise of _______.

Organized Crime
400

The growing popularity of credit and stock investments contributed to this new economic trend in the 1920s.

Consumerism

400

This novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald explores themes of wealth, love, and the American Dream during the Jazz Age.

The Great Gatsby

400

In the 20th century thousands of African Americans relocated to northern cities during the ____________________.

The Great Migration

500

This law banning the teaching of evolution in Tennessee public schools led to the Scopes Trial.

Butler Act

500

Which amendment prohibited the sale and transportation of alcoholic beverages in the U.S. 

The 18th Amendment

500

What was the name of the senator from NM that was sent to prison for his involvement in the oil scandal. 

Albert Fall

500

This silent film star became famous for his role as "The Tramp," captivating audiences with his comedic charm and social commentary

Charlie Chaplin

500

These two writers from the Harlem Renaissance influenced American literature with works exploring African American life and culture.

Langston Hughes and Claude McKay