World Politics
Created in 1920, this idea of Woodrow Wilson encouraged countries to talk out their problems rather than use violence.
League of Nations
Most popular sport
Baseball
The establishments which illegally sold alcohol when it was banned within the U.S.
Speakeasies
The silent movie star of the 1910s and 1920s that became best known for his role as a tramp or hobo.
Charlie Chaplin
Written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, this book coined the term "Jazz Age" and symbolized the 1920s through its music, people, dreams, and booming economy.
The Great Gatsby
The group led by Vladimir Lenin that overthrew Czar Nicholas II and the Russian government in 1917 during WWI.
The Bolsheviks
baseball team that won the most World Series.
New York Yankees
The process of producing and selling illegal goods, especially alcohol.
Bootlegging
The city which is the center of the film industry.
Hollywood, Califronia
The book written by Ernest Hemmingway that talks about the Great War from the view of an American who is an ambulance driver in the Italian Army.
A Farwell to Arms
The controversial court case, in Tennessee, which weakened the rights of parents in public education.
Scopes Monkey Trial or Scopes vs. Tennessee
The baseball star of the New York Yankees during the 1920s. He hit 714 home runs in his career, including 60 in 1927 which remained the record for 34 years.
Babe Ruth
The American gangster that controlled organized crime and politics in Chicago during the 1920s. He was the leader of the illegal alcohol business during prohibition.
Al "Scarface" Capone
The first movies with sound.
Talkies
Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton led the suffrage movement which led to which Amendment?
19th Amendment
16th Amendment
Income Tax
Boxer Jack Dempsey's nickname. He fought for milk.
Cinderella Man
Group of law officers led by Elliot Ness.
The Untouchables.
Popular Communications device
Radio
The African American section of New York City made famous in the 1920s for its growing number of writers and artists that lived there.
Harlem
17th Amendment
Vote for Senators
A baseball term for getting two outs in one play.
A double play.
The Amendment which repealed prohibition.
21st
The first feature length film to feature sound.
The Jazz Singer
African American writer of poetry, plays, and novels in the 1920s that used slang and jazz rhythms.
Langston Hughes