1920s REview

During the Great Migration, African Americans moved from

• North to South
• South to North
• East to West
• West to East

The rights of women changed in 1920 with the

• ability to wear short skirts

• ability to vote

• ability to marry other women

• ability to scrub floors

The 19th Amendment allowed

• people over 21 to drink.

• gangsters to make alcohol.

• women to vote.

• African American men to vote.

The 18th Amendment was about

• prohibition

• women's right to vote.

• African American men's right to vote.

• the repeal of prohibition.

The Great Migration was when ...

• immigrants came to America for better opportunities.

• women came to Harlem for the right to vote.

• African American people moved North for better opportunities.

• WW1 soldiers lost their jobs to women.

Women's Suffrage is

• women's right to vote.

• women's right to do whatever they want.

• African American's struggles during the Great Migration.

• poll taxes.

The culture of the U.S. changed after the 18th Amendment because:

• gangsters sold underground alcohol in secret speakeasies.

• women began to be seen as flappers.

• people stopped drinking alcohol and went to church more often.

• African Americans could share their artistic talents.

Prohibition is...

• the right to drink, sell and transport alcohol.

• when it was illegal to drink, sell and transport alcohol.

• when it was illegal to drink, sell and transport marijuana.

• when women were fighting for their right to vote.

Speakeasies were...

• flappers.

• women that talked too much.

• the only places that it was legal to drink during prohibition.

• places that illegally served alcohol during prohibition.

Man who flew solo non-stop from NY to Paris.

• Sacco and Venzetti
• Charles Lindbergh
• Babe Ruth
• Henry Ford