The Roaring 20's & Economy
Famous Americans
The Jazz Age
The Harlem Renaissance
Women's Rights & Stock Market Crash
100

This nickname describes the 1920s

The Roaring Twenties

100

He was a famous baseball player during the 1920s.

Babe Ruth

100

This type of music became very popular in the 1920s.

Jazz music

100

This movement celebrated African American art, writing, and music.

Harlem Renaissance

100

This group gained the constitutional right to vote in 1920.

Women

200

This was doing very well during the 1920s, making people feel hopeful.

The economy

200

This famous baseball team did Babe Ruth play for after the Red Sox?

The New York Yankees

200

People listened to music at home using this invention.

Radio

200

This New York City neighborhood was the center of the movement.

Harlem

200

This financial market crashed in October 1929.

The Stock Market

300

These products became cheaper as industries grew and produced more goods.

automobiles, radios, and phonographs

300

He was the automobile manufacturer who founded Ford Motor Company.

Henry Ford

300

People went to these places to dance to jazz music.

Dance halls

300

Many African Americans moved north during this time to find these.

job opportunities

300

This amendment gave women the right to vote.

19th Amendment 

400

Buying something now and paying for it over time is called buying on this.

credit

400

This famous pilot flew alone nonstop from New York to Paris in 1927.

Charles Lindbergh

400

This famous musician was known for playing a horn and singing.

Louis Armstrong

400

This African American writer was an important figure during the Harlem Renaissance.

Langston Hughes

400

This is money that a person or country owes.

debt

500

This method helped factories produce the Model T quickly and affordably.

an assembly line

500

This was the name of Lindbergh's airplane.

The Spirit of St. Louis

500

This type of singing involves making up sounds or words as you sing.

scat singing

500

During the Harlem Renaissance, this group of people flourished as artists, authors, and musicians.

African Americans

500

This major economic crisis began after the stock market crash.

The Great Depression