| A | B |
| Jazz Age | Nickname for the 20s decade |
| prohibition | The period between 1920-1933 in which alcohol was illegal in the U.S. |
| volstead act | This act made the use of alcohol in the U.S. illegal |
| racketeering | oranized criminal activity |
| Al Capone | Top mob boss in Chicago |
| Speakeasies | Illegal nightclubs |
| 19th amendment | Gave women the right to vote |
| Sacco-Vanzetti | Two immigrants unjustly accused of murder |
| Jazz | Music of the twenties |
| Charleston | Dance of the Twenties |
| Radio | Most popular form of entertainment |
| Flapper | young women of the twenties |
| Shieks | young men of the twenties |
| 21st amendment | repealed the 18th amendment |
| red scare | Period when Americans thought commusnist were taking over |
| Mafia | Organization that became powerful during prohibition |
| National Quota Act | Limited the number of immigrants coming into the country |
| Scientific Theory | Man evolved from lower form of life |
| Fundamentalist theory | Man was created by God |
| Barnstorming | Tricks on airplanes |
| KKK | Hate organization against Jews, Blacks, and Catholics |
| Attorney General Palmer | In charge of the Red Scare |
| Scopes Monkey Trial | Dealt with the issue of teaching evolution in the schools |
| Charles Lindbergh | Flew the Spirit of St. Louis across the Atlantic nonstop |
| 18th Amendment | Made the sale and use of alcohol illegal. |
| Stable economy-Depression-War | Natural cycle our country has followed |
| Items of a Shiek | racoon coat,broadrim hat, racing gloves,oxford bags |
| Items of a Flapper | Bead, Peek-A-Boo hats,Rolled Stockings |
| Changes for women | vote, work force, socially accepted |