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The Big 20’s Review “Password” You may only give hints at the word on the screen, NO “number of letters, rhymes with or begins with” No actions You have 1 minute.

Roles of Women Victorian Short dresses Bobbed hair Flappers Smoking Drinking Make-up “revealing” Swimsuits

Booming Economy Automobile Advertising Suburbs Electricity Extra Money Industrial Revolution Assembly Line

Fads Marathon Dancing Flagpole sitting Jazz Crossword puzzles Silent films Raccoon coats

Things that did NOT “Roar” Strikes African-Americans Farmers Discrimination KKK Veterans Crime

Heroes and Celebrities (Not sports) Charles Lindbergh Charlie Chaplain Clara Bow Musicians Rudolf Valentino Henry Ford

PROHIBITION 18TH Amendment Gangsters Speakeasies Temperance Movement 21st Amendment G-Men Moonshiners Bootleggers

Music of the 20’s Jazz Charleston Dizzy Gillespie Louis Armstrong Bessie Smith Cotton Club Radio

Sports Stars Bobby Jones Helen Wills Babe Ruth Jack Dempsey Red Grange The four Horsemen of Notre Dame Horse Racing

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