Who created the American Birth Control League in 1921 believing that limiting the size of the family could lead to a greater standard of living.

Which of the following was NOT one of the three economic goals of Andrew Mellon in the 1920s?

What is the architectural style in the 1920s that utilized geometric shapes in buildings?

The Ford Motor Company reduced hours and the workweek to only three days a week.

Farmers earned significantly less than others in the 1920s as they made a third less than other people within society.

Modern art of the 1920s attempted to portray individual's inner moods and the feelings of people

The friends of Warren Harding from Ohio were referred to as Harding's round table.

Which of the following radio broadcasting networks is the first to setup daily broadcasts?

The blame for job loss, strikes, and recession in the US was placed solely on Native Americans.

What is the illegal production and distribution of alcohol?

How much did countries owe the US at the end of WWI?

All of the following were new consumer products that helped make life easier for people in the 1920s EXCEPT?

Select all that apply - Which of the following did companies link products to in advertising during the 1920s?

Select all the groups that were targeted by the KKK in the 1920s:

Which of the following did NOT cause farmers to produce more and lead to an increase of supply that in turn dropped farm prices?

TV and the internet were a type of mass media of the 1920s that fostered a sense of shared experiences that helped unify a nation.

Charlie Chaplin wrote A Farwell to Arms about war and its aftermath.

Which of the following divided operations into simple tasks and cut unnecessary motion to a minimum?

What is the name of the movement in NY City and Harlem for its artistic development, racial pride, and political organization?

Which of the following was part of Harding's "return to normalcy" bid for the 1920 Presidency?

What two Italian immigrants were accused of killing two employees of a shoe factory in Massachusetts because they had an association to an anarchist group?

Who was a prominent writer of the Harlem Renaissance that expressed a proud defiance and better contempt of racism?

What woman was known as the "Empress of the Blues" that sang of unfulfilled love, poverty, and oppression?

Which President signed the Emergency Quota Act in 1921 that limited immigrants into the US?

The automobile had the greatest impact for rural families as it eased isolation.

The Volstead Act authorized postal officials to hire private airplane operators to carry the mail.

A problem associated with Jazz music is it further promoted segregation and led to riots in all major cities throughout the country.

African Americans working in factories lost their jobs to returning servicemen of World War I.

Term - What is large scale manufacturing that increased supplies and lowered costs on items that made it more affordable.

What is the name of the style that allowed artists, musicians, and writers greater freedoms of expression.

The group that believed that the Bible was literally true and without error.

What act provided federal money to build airports?

What is the name that is often associated with the 1920s being one long party?

What is the name of secret illegal bars in the 1920s?

The two reasons why the KKK membership began to drop in the 1920s was due to scandals within the organization and government restrictions on immigrants.

A positive influence of Marcus Garvey is that he impacted the Civil Rights movement of the 1950 and 1960s as he generated a sense of pride in African American culture during the Harlem Renaissance.

What was the price of a Model T by 1914 because of mass production?

75% of radios and 60% of cars were bought on installment plans throughout the 1920s.