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World War I
Prohibition
Women
Inventions
Great Depression
100
A treaty to end the war was signed here.
What is Versailles?
100
The 18th Amendment did this
What is prevented the sale of alcohol?
100
Women began to see themselves as this to men.
What are equals?
100
The most important consumer product in the 1920s
What is the Model T automobile?
100
Shanty towns were named after this U.S. President.
Who is Herbert Hoover?
200
This is the date that World War I ended.
What is November 11, 1918?
200
This person earned $60 million a year off of the illegal sale of alcohol.
Who is Al Capone?
200
Women left the domestic realm to do this.
What is to work at jobs and become a stronger social presence?
200
Chemist inventor
Who is Edwin Perkins?
200
This way of making things helped mass production in the 1920s.
What is the assembly line?
300
Woodrow Wilson had this number of points which he advocated at the treaty meeting.
What is fourteen?
300
These people played a huge role in prohibition because they wanted to protect their families.
Who are women?
300
True or False: Men saw women as equals and liked their stronger presence in society.
False.
300
The inspiration for Kool-Aid.
What is Jell-O?
300
This date the stock market crashed and it was the start of the Great Depression.
What is October 29, 1929?
400
This is the number of points Woodrow Wilson advocated for at the treaty meeting.
What is 14?
400
Some towns sold these on the eve of prohibition.
What are jails?
400
The 19th Amendment did this
What granted women the right to vote?
400
The lowest price of the Model T.
What is $260 in 1924?
400
This percent of the workforce was unemployed at the peak of the Great Depression.
What is 30%?
500
True or false: All of Wilson’s points were included in the treaty.
False
500
This is the most popular country people smuggled alcohol from.
What is Canada?
500
This group of women fought for women’s suffrage with mass marches and hunger strikes.
What is NAWSA?
500
The inventor of the Yoyo
Who are the Greeks?
500
The Presidents of the 1920s cut back these to raise the economy.
What are taxes?