Economy in the 1920s
Politics in the 1920's
Life in the 1920's
Fear and Intolerance in the 1920's
Harlem and African Culture
100

This decade was known as the “Roaring” __________.

What is the 1920s?

100

This president won the election of 1920 by promising a “return to normalcy.”

Who is Warren G. Harding?

100

This term described a young woman who challenged traditional norms in the 1920s.

What is a flapper?

100

The Red Scare was a fear of this political system.

What is communism?

100

This movement helped create a major center of African American culture in New York City during the 1920s.

What is the Harlem Renaissance?

200

This new technology allowed Americans to listen to music, news, and entertainment in their homes.

What is the radio?

200

These two Republican presidents promoted a return to normalcy, supported businesses, and helped shape the economic boom of the 1920s.

Who are Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge?

200

This was an illegal place where people could buy and drink alcohol.

What is a speakeasy?

200

The Red Scare contributed to an increase in membership in this hate group.

What is the KKK?

200

The Great Migration involved many African Americans moving from the __________ to northern cities.

What is the South?

300

This method of production helped make automobiles cheaper and more widely available.

What is the assembly line?

300

Presidents in the 1920's believed that the prosperity of all Americans depended on the success of these.

What are American businesses?

300

This person illegally provided alcohol during Prohibition.

What is a bootlegger?

300

The Emergency Quota Acts placed restrictions on this.

What is immigration?

300

During the 1920's, these types of music became popular and influenced American culture.  

What is jazz, blues, and swing?

400

The growth of this allowed Americans to purchase cars, appliances, and other goods and pay for them over time.

What is installment buying?

400

Both presidents favored this foreign policy after World War I.

What is isolationism?

400

Prohibition helped lead to the rise of this.

What is organized crime?

400

The Red Scare was connected to the trial and execution of these two men.

Who are Sacco and Vanzetti?

400

The Harlem Renaissance included growth in African American music, literature, and this form of creative expression.

What is art?

500

Jazz, the Charleston, drinking, and attending ball games were examples of these popular activities of the 1920s.

What are popular fads/trends?

500

Both presidents believed that the government should generally take this approach toward the economy: allow businesses to operate with little government interference.

What is a laissez-faire approach?

500

This type of homemade liquor became common during Prohibition.

What is bathtub gin?

500

This term describes a belief that favored native-born Americans over immigrants and often led to opposition to immigration.

What is nativism?

500

This famous jazz musician was known for his trumpet playing and helped make jazz popular across the United States.

Who is Louis Armstrong?