Changing Ideals
This extremist, ultraconservative group was established because of the postwar reaction following WWI.
What was the Ku Klux Klan?
This person revolutionized the automobile industry, bringing it to the forefront of American society and making it affordable to millions of Americans.
Who was Henry Ford?
This type of music became increasingly popular during the 20’s.
What is jazz?
A sign of the changing ideals of putting celebrities on pedestals was encapsulated by the rise of this baseball hall of famer.
Who was Babe Ruth?
With Americans wanting the newest gadgets but without the money to pay for it, they turned to this.
What is credit?
With the growing number of new inventions in America, along with the invention of the radio, companies started doing this to help sell products.
What is advertising?
The fear U.S. citizens had at the prospect of Communism spreading.
What was The Red Scare?
The headquarters of Ford’s automobile empire was in this City.
What is Detroit?
This celebrity became popular after their solo flight to Paris.
Who was Charles Lindbergh?
This law established quotas for and greatly restricted immigration to the United States.
What was the Immigration Act of 1924?
The RCA, or Radio Corporation of America, combined with many local stations to form the first national radio station (still around today).
What is NBC?
This act gave Native Americans citizenship but not the right to vote.
What was the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924?
This man founded the United Negro Improvement Association, a black nationalist organization established to promote resettlement of African Americans.
Who was Marcus Garvey?
To control radio airways and assign broadcast frequencies to the growing number of radio stations, the government created this organization.
What is the Federal Radio Commission?
This party campaigned for an equal rights amendment to the constitution.
What was Alice Paul’s National Woman's party?