The Roaring 20's

During the 1920's, women who wore dresses, cut their hair shorter, and participated in more social activities. They were called...

• Woman's Suffrage Leaders

• Flappers

• Dancers

• The Woman's Temperance Movement

The ban of ______, was a result of the passage of the 18th amendment.

• Drugs

• Alcohol

• Woman's Voting Rights

• Slavery

The period following the passage of the 18th amendment was called....

• The Civil Rights Era

• The Progressive Era

• The Roaring 20's

• The Prohibition

______ was one of the main organizations that pushed for prohibition.

• The KKK

• The Women's Christian Temperance Union

• The Women's Suffrage Union

• The Prohibitionists

The Prohibition lead to a rise in ________, because many formally law-abiding citizens continued to partake in the consumption and sale of alcohol after the ban.

• Organized Crime

• Depression

• Morality

• the Birth Rate

_______, like Al Capone, were a major factor in the sale and distribution of alcohol during the Prohibition

• Politicians

• Businessmen

• Police

• Gangsters

_____ music became extremely popular during the 1920s and had musicians like Cab Calloway and Louis Armstrong leading the way.

• Rock

• Pop

• Country

• Jazz

Writers such as Langston Hughs contributed to an artistic and cultural movement in New York City called...

• the Harlem Renaissance

• the Women's Christian Temperance Union

• the Progressive Era

• the Jazz Age

The rise of the _____ helped spread US music and culture during the Roaring 20's.

• Jazz Age

• Prohibition

• radio

• internet

The movement to help gain voting rights for women during the 1920's was called...

• the Women's Suffrage Movement

• the Women's Christian Temperance Movement

• the Voting Rights Party

• the Women's Voting Rights Movement