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This Yankees slugger changed the way Americans saw athlethes
Babe Ruth
This was the name of a mass movement of Black Americans out of the South and to northern cities.
The great migration
This was a name for a woman who dressed in flashy clothing, drank, and smoked
Flapper
This Trumpeter gained great fame during the Harlem Renaissance
Louis Armstrong
This white supremacist group saw much growth during the 1920s
The Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
No, that isn't Hitler, he's a silent film actor comedian known for his films relating to the common man
The KKK was this kind of factor for the Great Migration
Push
Credit
This outlawed the production, possession, sale, and consumption of alcohol.
This group sought to improve black Americans' standing through the legal system
the NAACP
This genre of music grew out of multiple "folk" genres, and created a home in Nashville
Country Music
This Jazz musician is known for songs such as mood indigo.
Duke Ellington
New technologies allowed Americans to achieve a higher...
Standard of living
This marked the rise of consumer goods, and economic prosperity.
Consumerism
The Immigration Quota acts of the 1920s limited this.
Immigration to the United States
This radio program helped popularize country music around the country
The Grand Ole Opry
He was a poet during the Harlem Renaissance
Langston Hughes
Henry Ford used this to mass produce his Model T's
The Assembly line.
Any type of media which is appealing to the masses
Pop Culture
Despite threats to her life, she reported on lynchings in the south.
Ida B. Wells.
He was known as the father of Jazz
W.C. Handy
This Author was known for writing "Their Eyes Were Watching God"
He became the first man to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
Charles Lindburgh
This court case put science and religion on the stand.
The Scopes Trial
This was a period when fears over communism reached a height.
The Red Scare