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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Vocabulary Controversial Issues Laws and Court Cases Politics and the Economy Popular Culture Potpourri

6. This is the new type of young woman in the 1920s. A 100

7. What is the flapper? A 100

8. These were illegal bars that operated behind storefronts and pool rooms. A 200

9. What are speakeasies? A 200

10. These are the methods of communicating information to large numbers of people. A 300

11. What is mass media? A 300

12. This is a set of religious beliefs based on a literal interpretation of the Bible. A 400

13. What is fundamentalism? A 400

14. This is offering workers higher wages and some benefits. A 500

15. What is welfare capitalism? A 500

16. John T. Scopes was arrested in Tennessee for teaching this. B 100

17. What is evolution? B 100

18. This group increased its membership by hiring salesmen to go door to door. B 200

19. What is the KKK? B 200

20. The main targets of the KKK were now African Americans as well as one of these three other groups of people. B 300

21. Who were Catholics, Jews, or immigrants? B 300

22. Marcus Garvey urged African Americans to do this in the 1920s. B 400

23. What is return to Africa? B 400

24. Americans feared this group of people because they were openly against American values. B 500

25. Who were the Communists? B 500

26. This is the Amendment that allowed Prohibition. C 100

27. What is the 18 th Amendment? C 100

28. During Prohibition, people could not sell, manufacture, or do this with alcohol. C 200

29. What is transport? C 200

30. This Supreme Court case stated that the government could silence free speech whenever there is a “clear and present danger”. C 300

31. What is Schenk v. United States? C 300

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33. These two men were executed for murdering two Massachusetts shoe company employees and stealing $15,000. C 400

34. Who were Sacco and Vanzetti? C 400

35. This law allowed Prohibition to be enforced. C 500

36. What is the Volstead Act? C 500

37. Many consumers in the 1920s began to buy products with this. D 100

38. What is credit? D 100

39. This president’s administration is remembered for its many scandals. D 200

40. Who was Harding? D 200

41. This scandal involved bribes in exchange for the use of oil fields in California and Wyoming. D 300

42. What is the Teapot Dome Scandal? D 300

43. Republican presidents in the 1920s tended to believe in this “hands-off” approach to the economy. D 400

44. What is laissez-faire? D 400

45. This president, who succeeded Harding, was well known for his pro-business beliefs. D 500

46. Who was Coolidge? D 500

47. This musical style emerged in the 1920s. E 100

48. What is jazz? E 100

49. Zora Neale Hurston, of Eatonville, took part in this movement. E 200

50. What is the Harlem Renaissance? E 200

51. This was a major new development in movies of the 1920s. E 300

52. What is the addition of sound? E 300

53. A famous pilot from the 1920s. E 400

54. Who was Charles Lindbergh or Amelia Earhart? E 400

55. This man was seven time world heavyweight boxing champion. E 500

56. Who is Jack Dempsey? E 500

57. This was the movement of African Americans from the South to the North. F 100

58. What is the Great Migration? F 100

59. One of the most well known baseball players of all time. F 200

60. Who was Babe Ruth? F 200

61. This is the fear of Communism. F 300

62. What is the Red Scare? F 300

63. One problem with this international agreement was that there was no way to enforce it. F 400

64. What is the Kellogg-Briand Pact? F 400

65. This new invention brought Americans together and helped form a national culture. F 500

66. What is the radio? F 500

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68. This law made previous emergency restrictions on immigration permanent. Click on screen to continue

69. What is the National Origins Act? Click on screen to continue

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