Radio advertisements for new household products increased (a)   in the 1920s.

During the Red Scare, Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer was responsible for the (a)   of over 500 suspected communists and radicals.

Supporters of (a)   believed that genetically superior humans should procreate, while genetically inferior humans should not.

A (a)   was a woman in the 1920s that smoked and danced in public.

During the (a)   , approximately six million African Americans left The South.

Langston Hughes was a notable poet during the (a)   .

(a)   was a popular form of music during the Harlem Renaissance, and was performed by men such as Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.

(a)   was a bias in favor of natural born U.S. citizens over immigrants.

The 18th Amendment led to an era of (a)   , where the manufacture and sale of alcohol was outlawed.

During the (a)   , Americans were suspicious that communist sympathizers were plotting the overthrow of the economic systems and government.

Warren Harding promised a (a)   once he was elected President in 1920.

During the (a)   , the national media descended onto Tennessee to cover a debate about the teaching of evolution in public schools.

Many Americans drank alcohol illegally at their local (a)   .

Many Americans got rich by investing their money in the (a)   during the 1920s.

The Republican Presidents of the 1920s protected American businesses by raising the (a)   .

The (a)   Scandal caused many Americans to lose faith in government officials.

Many popular songs were produced in (a)   in New York City during the 1920s.