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What was the name for the "new" type of woman that rose to popularity during this time? She wore red lipstick, short dresses, wore her hair in a bob, and smoked and drank freely.

Flapper
100

What is a bootlegger?

Someone who illegally supplied alcohol during Prohibition

100

Famous baseball player and home run hero for the NY Yankees.

Babe Ruth

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During the Republican Era, the foreign policy can be categorized as...

Isolationist

100

What dance embodies the Jazz Age?

The Charleston

200
What legislation led to the rise of organized crime in the United States?

Prohibition

200

Which ammendments started and ended Prohibition?

Start - 18th

End - 21st

200

First woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean, later disappeared over the Pacific Ocean.

Amelia Earhart

200

The Palmer Raids were apart of the Red Scare which stemmed from a fear of what?

Communism

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What did consumers use to make partial payments on goods over a period of time?

Installment Credit

300

What neighborhood in New York is known for a "Renaissance" of African American literature and art?

Harlem
300

What 4 main groups were targeted by the Klu Klux Klan?

Black people, Immigrants, Jews, Catholics
300

Notorious gangster from Chicago, eventually arrested for tax evasion. 

Al Capone

300

What scandal entailed Secretary of the Interior, Albert B. Fall, selling oil-drilling rights on government land to private companies?

Teapot Dome Scandal

300

What type of economy relies on large amounts of spending?

Consumer Economy
400

What two factors led to the increase in popularity of jazz music?

Radio and the Great Migration

400
Explain the Scopes-Monkey trial.
John T. Scopes put on trial over the teaching of evolution in schools. Turned into a debate between Fundamentalists and Modernists. 
400

First person to make a transatlantic airplane flight, flying in the Spirit of St. Louis.

Charles Lindbergh

400

The movement of African Americans North out of the Jim Crow South was called what?

The Great Migration

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Who led the campaign of raids to root out radicals after his house was damaged by a bomb?

A. Mitchell Palmer

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Films, print, media, and radio broadcasting all produced the beginnings of...

National Culture

500

Finish this Calvin Coolidge quote, "The business of the American people is ______."

Business

500

Silent movie star, known for his role in "The Tramp"

Charlie Chaplin

500

Who were Sacco and Vanzetti? Why did many Americans believe they were executed?

Two Italian immigrants with radical (anarchist) beliefs

500

What idea focuses on employers raising wages and providing benefits with the goal of improving company loyalty and morale?

Welfare Capitalism