The 20's and 30's

 What were the most popular types of music in the 1920’s.

• Rap
• Classical
• Jazz and Blues
• Country

The most direct result of the 18^th Amendment(Prohibition) was that ________

• people were mostly in support of the amendment.
• organized crime in America increased
• organized crime in America decreased
• people stopped drinking alchohol

During the 1920s people lives changed because they began listening to the what? 

• mass media 
• movies 
• radio 
• music 

These two Italian immigrants were wrongly convicted of murdering a man in the 1920’s. The evidence that had been collected by police did not support convicting these two men, and the evidence actually pointed away from the two. What were the names of these two men that were wrongly convicted of murder?

• Sacco and Vanzetti
• Mario and Luigi
• O'Reilly and Sansom
• Lenin and De Gaulle

These hate group gained traction in the 1920’s, even though they had been around since right after the Civil War. They are notorious for hating people who are of different races, or from different countries. What is the name of this hate group?

• NAACP
• War Hawks
• Klu Klux Klan
• Nazis

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What was the name given to secret bars where people acquired alcohol illegally?

• Speakeasies
• Top Secret Bars
• Secret Saloons
• Quiet Places

What was the name given to people who illegally transported and sold alcohol during Prohibition?

• Diabolical Drivers
• Bootleggers
• Rule Breakers
• Tricksters

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This man is one of the most famous criminals in U.S. History. He was rumored to have made $60 million a year during Prohibition. What was the name of the most famous bootlegger during Prohibition?

• Baby Face Nelson
• Al Capone
• George Harris
• James Jones

_______________ were young women who rebelled against traditional ways of thinking and acting.

• Expatriates
• Jazzers
• Flappers
• Scats

Both Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge 

• believed in a laissez faire approach to the economy and government 
• believed government intervention was important to a successful economy.
• were anarchists 
• had administrations riddled with scandal.