The Roaring 20's

Langston Hughes was a famous ______ in the 1920s.

• Baseball player

• Musician

• Artist

• Writer

Henry Ford helped the American industry by creating cars quickly and cheaper by using _______________.

• factories

• assembly lines

• machine

• money

In 1920, the United States voted ______ joining the League of Nations. The League of Nations was an international organization that tried to settle conflicts between nations.

• Against

• In favor of

In 1920, the 18th Amendment to the United States' Constitution made the distribution, making, and selling of what item illegal?

• soft drinks

• candy

• alcohol

• tobacco

May 27, 1927: ________________made the first nonstop solo trans-Atlantic flight.

• Lindbergh

• Ruth

• Hughes

• Wilson

The 1920s were referred to as the ______.

• Good Old Days

• Roaring Twenties

• Decade of Divas

• Reconstruction

He was a young trumpet player named who joined the Creole Jazz Band.

• Lindbergh

• Hughes

• Armstrong

• Ellington

The 1920s literary and artistic revival in New York.

• Leisure Time

• Harlem Renaissance

• Prohibition

• Speakies

The radio was used for all of the following except

• Listen to Louis Armstrong play jazz on the radio

• Listen to Langston Hughes read a poem on the radio

• Listen to movies.

• Listen to the news report of Charles Lindbergh’s trans-atlantic flight

Babe Ruth made what popular in the 1920's?

• soccer

• football

• baseball

• hockey