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Terms PeopleEconomyEventsPotpourri

This was the fear, held by many Americans, that Communism was going to take over. $100

What was the Red Scare? $100

This is the ban of the sale and manufacturing of alcohol. $200

What is Prohibition? $200

These people illegally transported alcohol. $300

Who are bootleggers? $300

These people believed in a literal translation of the Bible. $400

Who are Fundamentalists? $400

This is the name for women who wore short skirts, makeup and bobbed hair in the 20s. $500

What are Flappers? $500

This man illegally taught evolution in $100

Who was John Scopes? $100

This man was Attorney General who went on anti-radical raids. $200

Who was Mitchell Palmer? $200

This man became president in $300

Who was Herbert Hoover? $300

This man revolutionized the car industry in the 1920s. $400

Who was Henry Ford? $400

This man was one of the first major jazz trumpet players in America. $500

Who was Louis Armstrong? $500

This is the practice of buying stocks with borrowed money. $100

What is Buying on Margin? $100

These companies were created to help stores run installment systems. $200

What are Finance Companies? $200

Many Americans, who could not afford everything they wanted, began to buy things on this. $300

What is Credit? $300

The practice of putting up a piece of property to guarantee a loan is called this. $400

What is collateral? $400

People who sell stocks in anticipation of falling prices are called this. $500

What are Bears? $500

This event effectively began the Great Depression in $100

What is the Stock Market Crash? $100

The largest strike of the era, which lasted for nearly a year and spread across 10 states, regarded this industry. $200

What is the Steel Industry? $200

These raids rounded up more than 6000 immigrants and held them for being suspected radicals. $300

What are the Palmer Raids? $300

The passage of this Amendment made prohibition legal. $400

What is the 18 th Amendment? $400

This was the famous trial deciding whether or not evolution could be taught in public schools $500

What is the Scopes (Monkey) Trial? $500

The new style of management, which efficiently used both people and space, is called this. $100

What is Scientific Management? $100

A new kind of paper, used to spread gossip, was called this. $200

What is a tabloid? $200

This was an illegal bar during prohibition. $300

What was a speakeasy? $300

These were Italian immigrants executed for murder. It was never proved that they actually did it. $400

Who are Sacco and Vanzetti? $400

The 1920s saw the rebirth of this white supremacist group. $500

What is the Ku Klux Klan? $500