Roaring Economy
Jazz Age Culture
Mass Media and Technology
Social Conflict and Change
Government and Politics
Civil Rights and Society
Final Jeopardy
(Chosen after game)
100

This invention allowed people to buy goods over time instead of paying all at once.

What is installment buying 

100

This American form of music would become the sound of the 20's 

What is Jazz 

100

This new form of media brought entertainment into homes nationwide 

What is Radio

100

This group promoted traditional values and targeted minorities

What is the KKK

100

This President promoted a "Return to Normalcy" after World War I 

Who was Warren G. Harding 

100

This Amendment gave women the right to vote 

What is the 19th Amendment  

100

This man founded the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama and felt that Black Americans should focus on job skills and the development of the black family before demanding civil rights 

Who was Booker T. Washington 

200

This industry boomed thanks to Henry Ford's assembly line 

What is the Auto Industry 

200

This city became the center of African American cultural expression 

What is Harlem (Harlem Renaissance)

200

This film advancement allowed audiences to hear actors "speak."

What are "talkies" 

200

This trial debated Evolution vs Religion in schools 

What is the Scopes Monkey Trial 

200

This scandal involved the illegal leasing of oil reserves in the Harding Administration

What is the Teapot Dome Scandal 

200

This leader promoted Black Pride during the Harlem Renaissance, often wearing colorful  military uniforms, and promoted a "Back to Africa Movement"

Who was Marcus Garvey 

200

This combination of easy credit, speculation, and overproduction helped lead to a major economic collapse 

What is:

Causes of the Great Depression

300

This economic practice involved buys stocks with borrowed money 

What is buying on margin 

300

This Amendment to the Constitution made Alcohol illegal 

What is the 18th Amendment 

300

This invention had a homogenizing effect on American society by spreading national culture and advertising.

What is Radio

300

These women challenged traditional roles in American society with new fashion and behavior 

Who are "Flappers" 

300

This policy raised taxes on imported goods 

What is a tariff (Ford-McCumber Tariff)

300

This organization, founded by W.E.B. DuBois, fought for African American civil rights 

What is the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Persons (or NAACP)

300

This man was an organized crime boss who made a fortune during Prohibition and ran the city of Chicago. He was convicted by the Federal Government on Tax evasion charges and jailed in 1931 where he died in prison

Who was Al Capone 

400

This system increased production efficiency by having workers perform repetitive tasks.

What is the Assembly Line

400

These illegal bars sold alcohol during prohibition

What are Speakeasies

400

This was the first company to mass-produce cars

What is the "Ford Motor Company"

400

This immigration policy limited immigrants from certain regions 

What is the National Origins Act 

400

This President was known for his Pro-Business policies

Who was Calvin College 

400

During the 20's This movement saw Black Americans leaving the South for Northern cities like New York 

What is the Great Migration

400

This group left America for Europe in the Twenties after becoming disillusioned with the materialism of the 20's. Authors like F Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway wrote some their best novels during this time. What was this group called?

 What is the Lost Generation?

500

This economic weakness contributed to the Great Depression despite initial prosperity 

What is overproduction or uneven wealth distribution

500

This writer/poet was a major figure in the Harlem Renaissance

Who was Langston Hughes 

500

This technological change contributed to urban growth and mobility 

What is the Automobile

500

This movement enforced a ban on the sale and consumption of Alcohol but led to higher rates of crime 

What is the Prohibition Movement

500

This approach meant less government regulation of businesses 

Laissez-Faire economics 

500

This Tension arose between modern urban values and rural traditions 

What is cultural conflict or rural vs urban divide. 

500

 Carrie Nation used this tool to smash up bars and saloons in her quest to ban alcohol.  It later went on to become a symbol of the Temperance movement 

What is a hatchet