CPUSH 1920's 11.5

Period when economic growth, technological change, and the loosening of social codes encouraged a lively and uninhibited youth culture centered around the automobile, jazz music, and bootleg liquor.

• Red Scare

• Prohibition

• Harlem Renaissance

• Roaring Twenties

The often irrational fear of communism spreading in the United States

• The Roaring Twenties

• Prohibition

• Red Scare

• The Great Depression

Banned the sale of alcoholic beverages

• 15th Amendment

• 17th Amendment

• 18th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

An advocate of women gaining the right to vote

• Suffregette

• Bootlegger

• Flapper

• Socialist

Granted American women the right to vote on August 18, 1920

• 15th Amendment

• 17th Amendment

• 18th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

A literary, artistic, and intellectual movement that kindled a new black cultural identity in America

• The Enlightenment

• Harlem Renaissance

• Prohibition

• The Suffragette Movement

Post WWI group of writers characterized by lost values, lost belief in the idea of human progress, and a mood of futility and despair

• Depressionists

• Lost Generation

• Communists

• Socialites

The 21st Amendment...

• repealed women's right to vote

• repealed Prohibition

• required publicly funded education be provided for children

• encouraged the production of uranium by private citizens

Another name for the Roaring Twenties, when music and dancing at speakeasies became a symbol of the time.

• The Jazz Age

• The Great Depression

• The Pre-Great Depression

• Tappers and Flappers Era

In 1925 John Scopes was tried for breaking the law under the Butler Act because he had

• been a Communist

• taught evolution

• shot the President

• been a member of the KKK