| A | B |
|---|
| Also known as moonshine | Bootleg liquor |
| The illegal selling of alcohol | Bootlegging |
| President when the Great Depression hits the US | Herbert Hoover |
| President during much of the 1920s | Calvin Coolidge |
| Controlled the bootlegging industry in Chicago | Al Capone |
| Prohibited the sale, purchase or transportation of alcohol | 18th Amendment |
| Guaranteed women the right to vote | 19th Amendment |
| President who promised a return to normalcy and was known for being very corrupt | Warren Harding |
| First woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean by plane | Amelia Earhart |
| Famous baseball player from the 1920s. Sultan of Swat | Babe Ruth |
| Where could people go to illegally buy alcohol? | Speakeasies |
| A celebration of African-American culture | Harlem Renaissance |
| What teaching did the Scopes trial challenge? | Evolution |
| Who was the famous pilot whos kid was kidnapped? | Charles Lindbergh |
| Who was arrested and charged with robbery and murder, but were tried for being anarchist? | Sacco and Vazetti |
| What were the Palmer Raids? | Arresting people that were thought to be political radicals |
| What does the Great Migration refer to ? | African American from the South to the North |
| What was this period called when alcohol was illegal? | Prohibition |
| What was it believed alcohol caused? | Urban slums, Child abuse, Crime |
| Who did Palmer think was the biggest threat to democracy? | Communism |
| What activity is associated with flappers? | Trying new fads or fashions |
| Why did some Americans support Prohibition? | Promote morality and good health |
| Who was a leading poet during the Harlem Renaissance? | Langston Hughes |
| How did installment buying lead to the Great Depression? | People bought things they couldn't afford and paid for them over months |
| What was the primary objective of the Harlem Renaissance? | Generate pride in the African-American culture |
| What was the Red Scare scared of? | Government would be influenced by communist |
| Which are examples of racial discrimination during the 1920s? | Sacco and Vanzetti Trial, Immigration Quota Laws, Formation of the Negro League Baseball |
