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100

Sacco and Vanzetti, who were convicted and executed on murder charges in the 1920s, were likely convicted due to their belief in what political ideology?

What is anarchy/anarchism?

100

Well known for being the first pilot to fly across the Atlantic alone, he will come up later this year as a staunch isolationist/anti-interventionist during World War II.

Who is Charles Lindbergh?

100

Known for their short dresses, bob haircuts, smoking and drinking, these ladies were better known as 

What are flappers?

100

The Consumer Revolution led to a multitude of new goods entering the homes of Americans. Name three of these goods.

What are: Cars, fridges, washing machines, vacuums, radios, various beauty products, etc.

100

Mr. O'Connor prefers this variety of mustard on a sandwich.

What is spicy brown mustard?

200
Under the Harding administration, this act of bribery involved illegally and secretly leasing federal oil reserves to private oil companies.

What is the Teapot Dome Scandal?

200

Author of The Great Gatsby, this writer and member of the Lost Generation wrote about the American Dream transforming into a horrible nightmare in many of his works. 

Who is F. Scott. Fitzgerald?

200

Watch out! You just might be accused of a communist if you talk too loudly about unions. After all, the 1920s were the time of the... 

What is the Red Scare (First Red Scare)

200

The United States sent money to Germany to pay reparations to Britain and France, enabling France and Britain to pay their debts as part of this.

What is the Dawes Plan?

200

The 1920s were called the Golden Age of Sports - though this was not the case for Boston sports fans after the "Sultan of Swat" was sold to a rival team for cash.

Who is Babe Ruth?

300

This case featured a great debate between traditionalism and modernism, science versus religion, concerning evolution being taught in schools.

What is the Scopes "Monkey" Trial?

300

This controversial civil rights figure wished for Black people in the United States to "Return to Africa" - perhaps using his "Black Star Line"

Who is Marcus Garvey?

300

This group terrorized African Americans, Catholics, Jews, Immigrants, and anyone they deemed to be "Unamerican".

Who is the Ku Klux Klan?

300

Wall Street was booming! A period of stocks rising is better known as a certain type of market.

What is a Bull Market?

300

This city was the hub of Ku Klux Klan activity in Massachusetts.

What is Worcester?

400

The first and only amendment to repeal another amendment, this allowed Americans to once more manufacture, transport, and sell alcohol.

What is the 21st amendment?

400

This individual served as Secretary of the Treasury under Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover - he supported laissez-faire economics.

Who is Andrew Mellon?

400

During Prohibition, many Americans went to drink at ___________, who were sold alcohol by ____________.

Speakeasies, Bootleggers. 

400

Americans could purchase more stock in a company than they had money for by doing this.

What is buying on margin/buying on the margin? 

400

This international agreement outlawed war - if that's even possible

What is the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

500

This act enforced the 18th amendment, although this enforcement was rather spotty...

What was the Volstead Act?

500

This civil rights leader believed that with hard work and education, Black Americans would eventually earn equality, but believed they should stop demanding voting rights and the end of segregation.

Who is Booker T. Washington?

500

Thousands of immigrants, many of whom were never charged with a crime, were arrested due to these events.

What were the Palmer Raids?

500

In addition to mass production techniques and the assembly line, corporations such as Ford utilized ______________ to optimize each movement workers made.

What is scientific management?

500
Born in the 1920s in Milton, MA, this individual would go on to be elected the 41st President.

Who is George H.W. Bush?