1920s/1930s Review

The people who illegally made, imported, or sold alcohol during the 1920's were called:

• Speakeasy

• Bootlegger

• Prohibition

• Flappers

Alcohol was illegal to make, sell, or import in the United States during...

• The Great Depression

• Temperance Movement

• Prohibition

• New Deal

A speakeasy was a:

• Person who smuggled alcohol

• Introvert support group

• An illegal liquor club in the 1920s that you would need a password to enter

• A public speaking club

What did the 18th amendment do?

• banned the sale, manufacture, or transport of alcohol

• lowered the voting age to 18

• made alcohol legal again in the U.S.

• gave women the right to vote

Which man became one of the most successful gangsters in organized crime in the 1920s?

• John Dillinger

• Baby Face Nelson

• Lucky Luciano

• Al Capone

True or False: The Scopes trial had to do with teaching evolution in schools.

• True

• False

True or False: Charles Lindbergh was a famous musician of the 1920s.

• True

• False

True or False: Another name for the 1920s was the "Roaring 20s"

• True

• False

This name was given to the literary and artistic revival of African American culture a city in New York in the 1920s:

• Harlem Renaissance

• Harlem Hoedown

• Universal Negro Improvement Association

• Protestant Reformation

Who was president during the stock market crash of 1929?

• Calvin Coolidge

• Herbert Hoover

• Franklin Delano Roosevelt

• Warren Harding