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which ammendmant made it illegal to manfacture and distribute alcohol in the US
18th ammendmant
which act gave the government the power to enforce the 18th ammendmant
Volstead act passed in late 1919
What were the illegal shops to sell alcohol called
speakeasies
who was the most famous gangster in chicago
Al capone
what was the most famous killing of the era called
The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, on Valentine's day 1929
What ammendment gave women the right to vote in 1920
19th ammendment
1920s presidential politics was dominated by ______
republicans
what president said, “America’s business is business.”
Calvin Coolidge
what presidents policy was to let the economy move forward with as little government regulation as possible and to keep taxes very low.
Presidents Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover
what time did the stock market crash
october 29th, 1929
what invention helped make games be broadcasted regionally
radio
who were the most well known athletes
Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey
Who was also called the Manassa Mauler because he was from Manassa, New York, and was the heavyweight boxing champion of the decade, never losing a fight?
Jack Dempsey,
who hit 60 home runs in 1927 as a member of the New York Yankee?
Babe Ruth
who was the first human to fly across the Atlantic in 1927?
Charles Lindbergh
who explored Antarctica and, in November of 1929, became the first person to fly over the South Pole.
Admiral Richard Byrd
what were the women wore short skirts, had bobbed hair, smoke, drank, and went to nightclubs called?
Flappers
what was the must have item for most middle and upper class homes, and contributed to the growth of spectator sports in the 20s and to the consumer culture that grew out of the 20s and continues today?
radios
why was Consumer Credit created?By 19
average Americans wanted to buy more and more of the electrical home appliances, cars, radios, and other items that were newly available in the 1920s.
By 1927 what percentage of the items Americans bought were bought on store credit?
75%
What kind of advertising was the new phenomenon?
Roadside billboards
where was it illegal for a teacher to teach the Theory of Evolution
Tennessee
what teacher was tried for breaking the law of teaching evolution and found guilty?
John Scopes
what group rose to 4 million during the 1920s?
Klu Klux Klan
what was the stock market crash know as, and what caused the start of the great depression?
Black tuesday
what was an explosion of African-American Culture that was centered in Harlem, a section of New York City?
Harlem Renaissance
who was the most famous preformer in the Harlem Renaissance
Duke Ellington