| A | B |
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| Langston Hughes | An African American poet |
| Duke Ellington | An African American piano player |
| Louis Armstrong | An African American trumpet player |
| Charles Lindberg | First person to fly across Atlantic non-stop |
| Bessie Smith | An African American Singer |
| Babe Ruth | Famous Record breaking baseball player for the New York Yankees |
| Prohibition | Ban of Alcoholic Beverages |
| Fad | a growing popularity for a short time |
| Bootlegger | An illegal smuggler of Alcohol |
| Zora Neale Hurston | A writer in the Harlem Renaissance |
| President Hoover | A president that was neglecting the needs of citizens of Amereica during the Great Depression |
| Flapper | A rebellious young girl who liked to party and wear small clothing |
| Speakeasy | An illegal bar |
| 1920's nickname | Jazz Age and Roaring 20's |
| Jazz | A new form of music with African American heritage |
| Stock Market | Where stocks could be bought and sold and people got rich fast |
| Stock | A share owned in a business |
| 19th Amendment | Granted women the right to vote |
| 18th Amendment | Made Prohibition the law of the land. |
| Great Migration | Describes Blacks movement from the South to the North |
| Jobs | The reason many Blacks moved to the Northern U.S. |
| Radio | A new communications invention that helped Americans stay informed |
| Talkie | A movie with sound |
| Jazz Singer | The first talkie in the U.S. |
| Flag Pole Sitting | An example of a fad in the 20's |
| Spirit of St. Louis | The plane that took Lindberg from New York to Paris |
| Overproduction | Farmers make too much food, reducing prices |
| Bull Market | A stock market that does very well |
| The Great Satchmo | Nickname for Louis Armstrong |
| Electrification | Bringing electricity to Americans for the first time. |
| Labor-saving devices | Appliances that saved Americans work. |
| Boss | A mobster/leader who controlled illegal alcohol. |
| WCTU | Women's Christian Temperance Union |
