Prohibition & Night Life
Someone who sold alcohol illegally
What is a bootlegger?
This 1920 amendment gave women the right to vote in the U.S.
What is the 19th amendment?
This state was the center of the Harlem Renaissance
What is New York?
A term for laws separating black people and white people
These household devices reduced chore time and gave women more free time
What are washing machines/vacuums/refrigerators?
An illegal bar or nightclub
What is a Speakeasy?
A name for women in the 1920s who broke traditional norms
What is flapper?
The Harlem Renaissance celebrated Black __________
What is art/identity/poems/pride?
This hate group continued racially motivated violence during the 1920s
Who is the KKK?
This car, mass-produced by Henry Ford, increased mobility and independence
What is the Model T?
A famous gangster from the 1920s who had a lot of. control over the alcohol trade
Who is Al Capone?
An activity women enjoyed partaking in at nightclubs.
What is dancing?
Arguably the most famous poet during the Harlem Rennaisance
Who is Langston Hughes?
Even in the North, Black Americans faced discrimination in these two areas
What are housing & jobs?
The most popular type of music during the 1920s--young people loved it and old people thought it was dangerous
What is Jazz?
One of the effects of prohibition was an unintentional rise in ____________.
What is crime?
Household responsibilities changing led to women gaining more of this — allowing them to pursue education and social life
What is independence/free time?
The Harlem Renaissance laid the foundation for this movement
What is the Civil Rights Movement?
Laws that controlled who/how many people could enter America
What are immigration laws?
A term for a rise in trends, advertisements, in purchases--citizens across America were buying/consuming the same stuff
What is consumer culture?