Name given to the 1920s due to the popularity of jazz music.

Period of African American artistic accomplishment in New York City.

Poet and writer who wrote about African American life.

Writers in the 1920s who criticized American society.

People who live outside their home country.

Innovative artist famous for her detailed drawings of flowers.

Young women in the 1920s who challenged traditional women's roles.

Period of fear of Communists and radicals in the United States.

The constitutional amendment that repealed prohibition.

Religious belief in a word-for-word interpretation of the Bible.

The major trial that centered around a teacher teaching evolution in school.

The movement of African Americans to northern cities.

Black leader who encouraged black people to express pride in their culture.

Republican president from Ohio elected in 1920.

Man who became president when Warren G. Harding died; reelected to office in 1924.

President elected in 1928 with promises for more prosperity.

Government scandal that centered around the acceptance of bribes by Secretary of the Interior Albert Fall in exchange for control of government oil reserves.

An unenforceable agreement among 62 nations to outlaw war.

A low-cost automobile invented by Ford.

Production system that moves parts between groups of workers.

Who was at the center of the Teapot Dome scandal for accepting bribes from private oil companies?

How did Calvin Coolidge's policies differ from Warren G. Harding's?

What made the Model T important was NOT that is was a car -- but that it was a car that was what?

With the wide use of electricity and new home appliances, many Americans were given what?

Herbert Hoover ran for president promising to continue what?

Who were the Italian anarchist convicted of murdering two people?

Act that limited total number of immigrants allowed into the country.

Act that banned immigration from East Asia entirely.

The constitutional amendment that made the creation, distribution and manufacturing of alcohol illegal.

Time period where the creation, distribution and manufacturing of alcohol illegal.

Organization that helped Hispanic Americans organize to fight prejudice and promote civil rights

Act that allowed Native Americans to become US citizens.

What invention gave Americans a widespread common national exerpience

What was the first talking movie?

Man who completed the first nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean traveling from New York to Paris.

The first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic.

What style of music dominated the 1920s

Who was the most famous Jazz artist of the age?

Style of music that began in the Mississippi delta as an expression of suffering of African-Americans during slavery.

Member of the Lost Generation of writers who was a volunteer ambulance worker during WWI, he used this experience in his writing which was direct and expressed the un-pretty things of American society.

Member of the Lost Generation of writers who wrote the most famous novel of the Jazz Age, which focused on the loss of morality and fun times of the Jazz Age.

The most famous novel of the Jazz Age, which focused on the loss of morality and fun times of the Jazz Age.

Georgia O'Keeffe is most know for painting what?

What architecture style is most associated with the 1920s?

What were types of radio broadcasts in the 1920s (check all that apply)?

Why did people support prohibition (check all that apply)?

Why were people afraid of immigrants in the 1920s (check all that apply)?

Warren G. Harding ran for president on what promise?

What things did the affordable automobile add to American life (check all that apply)?

Babe Ruth was a 1920s star in what occupation?