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This is the new type of young woman in the 1920s.

A 100

What is the flapper?

A 100

These were illegal bars that operated behind storefronts

and pool rooms.

A 200

What are speakeasies?

A 200

These are the methods of communicating information to large numbers of people.

A 300

What is mass media?

A 300

This is a set of religious beliefs based on a literal

interpretation of the Bible.

A 400

What is fundamentalism?

A 400

This is offering workers higher wages and some

benefits.

A 500

What is welfare capitalism?

A 500

John T. Scopes was arrested in Tennessee for teaching

this.

B 100

What is evolution?

B 100

This group increased its membership by hiring

salesmen to go door to door.

B 200

What is the KKK?

B 200

The main targets of the KKK were now African Americans as well as one of these three

other groups of people.

B 300

Who were Catholics, Jews, or immigrants?

B 300

Marcus Garvey urged African Americans to do this in the

1920s.

B 400

What is return to Africa?

B 400

Americans feared this group of people because they were

openly against American values.

B 500

Who were the Communists?

B 500

This is the Amendment that allowed Prohibition.

C 100

What is the 18th Amendment?

C 100

During Prohibition, people could not sell, manufacture,

or do this with alcohol.

C 200

What is transport?

C 200

This Supreme Court case stated that the government could silence free speech

whenever there is a “clear and present danger”.

C 300

What is Schenk v. United States?

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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These two men were executed for murdering two

Massachusetts shoe company employees and stealing

$15,000.

C 400

Who were Sacco and Vanzetti?

C 400

This law allowed Prohibition to be enforced.

C 500

What is the Volstead Act?

C 500

Many consumers in the 1920s began to buy products with

this.

D 100

What is credit?

D 100

This president’s administration is remembered

for its many scandals.

D 200

Who was Harding?

D 200

This scandal involved bribes in exchange for the use of oil

fields in California and Wyoming.

D 300

What is the Teapot Dome Scandal?

D 300

Republican presidents in the 1920s tended to believe in

this “hands-off” approach to the economy.

D 400

What is laissez-faire?

D 400

This president, who succeeded Harding, was well known for his pro-business

beliefs.

D 500

Who was Coolidge?

D 500

This musical style emerged in the 1920s.

E 100

What is jazz?

E 100

Zora Neale Hurston, of Eatonville, took part in this

movement.

E 200

What is the Harlem Renaissance?

E 200

This was a major new development in movies of the

1920s.

E 300

What is the addition of sound?

E 300

A famous pilot from the 1920s.

E 400

Who was Charles Lindbergh or Amelia Earhart?

E 400

This man was seven time world heavyweight boxing

champion.

E 500

Who is Jack Dempsey?

E 500

This was the movement of African Americans from the

South to the North.

F 100

What is the Great Migration?

F 100

One of the most well known baseball players of all time.

F 200

Who was Babe Ruth?

F 200

This is the fear of Communism.

F 300

What is the Red Scare?

F 300

One problem with this international agreement was

that there was no way to enforce it.

F 400

What is the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

F 400

This new invention brought Americans together and helped form a national

culture.

F 500

What is the radio?

F 500

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Legislation

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This law made previous emergency restrictions on immigration permanent.

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What is the National Origins Act?

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