| A | B |
|---|
| Prohibition | Illegal to manufacture, sale, or distribute alcoholic beverages |
| Prohibition began | 1920 |
| Prohibition ended | 1933 |
| Prohibition Amendment | 19th Amendment |
| Amendment that ends Prohibition | 21st Amendment |
| Saloons | A bar |
| Bootleggers | Imported alcohol from Mexico, Canada, West Indies |
| Palmer Raids | an Attorney General who trampled over Civil Liberties |
| Red Scare | fear of Communism |
| Speakeasies | Underground saloons where people could drink |
| Organized crime developed as a means to...?l | manufacture, transport, and sell alcohol |
| Al Capone | A mobster who brutally murdered people and made millions |
| Prohibition was called...? | The Noble Experiment |
| The Prohibition Act | The Volstead Act |
| The goal of Prohibition | to 'clean up" society |
| Women’s Christian Temperance Union | fought to pass Prohibition |
| Anti-Saloon League | Religious group who fought to ban alcohol |
| called for "a return to normalcy" | President Warren Harding |
| Nativism | prejudice against foreigners |
| President during Prohibition | Woodrow Wilson |
| Sacoo and Vanzetti | Two Italian immigrants who protested against Palmer Raids |
| ACLU | American Civil Liberties Union |
| What did the ACLU do? | protect civil liberties/rights of all Americans |
| Helped form ACLU | Jane Adams and Upton Sinclair |
| Ku Klux Klan | a group of White protestants |
| Ku Klux Klan purpose | Spread hatred against Blacks, Jews, Catholics, & any foreigners |
| Ku Klux Klan controlled 20 states and served in congress during this time | 1921-1924 |
| Quota System | Limited immigration |
| Marcus Garvy | Appointed himself “President of Africa” |
| Marcus Garvey encouraged the...? | “Back To Africa” Movement in the early 1920s |
| In 1925 it was against the law to teach...? | the theory of evolution in schools |
| John Scopes | Science teaacher who taught Darwin's theory |
| Who coined the phrase "The Roaring 20s" | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
| Musician that helped spread Jazz to north | Louis Armstrong |
| Jazz was born here | New Orleans |
| Sacco and Vanzetti were charged with...? | Armed robbery and murder |
| People used this to afford the luxuries of the 1920s | Credit |
| the decade of American Cosumerism | 1920s |
| A result of Prohibition | Increase in organized crime |
| New activies of the 1920s | Camping, playing sports, going to the movies |
| Women's Temperance Union | began Prohibiton movement |
