Celebrities & Sports Heroes
Women's Changing Roles
Flight and Automobile Revolution
Mass Media & Advertising
100

This baseball player hit 60 home runs in the 1927 baseball season for the New York Yankees.

Babe Ruth

100

Who was the leader of the suffrage movement?

Carrie Chapman Catt

100

When did Charles Lindbergh take a extraordinary journey?

May 20th, 1927.

100

When were newspapers and magazines the best source of information?

1920s 

200

What female Tennis player was nicknamed "Little Miss Poker Face"?

Helen Wills

200

When did some of the most important social changes occur in lives of women?

The 1920s
200

What did Charles Lindbergh pack for his trip?

Sandwiches, two canteens of water, and 451 gallons of gas.

200

How many copies of magazines were bought every year? 

200 million 

300

What boxing match in 1921 brought ticket sales over $1.8 million?

U.S. champion Jack Dempsey vs. French challenger Georges Carpentier.

300

Who became the first woman elected to the House of Representatives in 1917?

Jeannette Rankin of Montana.

300

What happened to automobiles when it rained?

They sank to their hubcaps in mud.

300

What took over magazines and newspapers?

Radios

400

What male athlete started his career in college football to then go on and play professional baseball, football, and become an Olympian track and field runner?

Jim Thorpe

400

Who represented the National Women's Party?

Alice Paul

400

What was Charles Lindbergh competing for and how would he do it?

The Orteig Prize. By traveling a nonstop flight from New York City to Paris.

400

What was raios first called?

Wireless 

500

Who was the first female swimmer to swim across the 35-mile English Channel in 1926 and had beaten the men's record by 2 hours?

Gertrude Ederle

500

What did women do to show they were rebelling against traditional customs?

Cut their hair into short bobs, wore shorter dresses, and put on makeup.

500

How many people were killed annually before the 1920s from automobile accidents? How many by the 1930s?

Fewer than 5,000 before the 1920s, more than 30,000 by the 1930

500

What was the most popular use of the radio?

national news, elections, play-by-play of sports, and music