1900s-1920s Pop Culture
Across
- 1. Hemingway and Fitzgerald, among others, belonged to this generation of 1920s writers
- 3. Controversial 1915 film that inspired the resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan
- 5. Nicknamed " the Bambino" and "the Sultan of Swat", this baseball icon's career spanned much of the 1910s and the entirety of the 1920s
- 9. Music genre pioneered by African Americans in the 1900s and 1910s, regarded as a precursor to jazz
- 10. Automobile which revolutionized american transportation, produced from 1908 to 1927
- 13. These were international exhibitions designed to display art, innovation, food, and culture. Many of these were hosted in the United States during the early 20th century
- 15. F. Scott Fitzgerald's most popular novel, published in 1925 and regarded as one of the greatest novels ever written
- 17. Iconic magician who achieved stardom during this era and died tragically in 1926
- 18. These two brothers are regarded as the pioneers of flight, taking to the skies in 1903
- 19. African American baseball leagues that began in the 1920s, where greats such as Satchel Paige, John Henry Lloyd, and Josh Gibson played
- 20. Nickname for young girls who often acted in a manner opposite to that of what was expected in the 1920s
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- 2. The first feature film to incorporate sound, released in 1927
- 4. African American cultural movement which pioneered many influential pieces of music, art, and literature, began in the 1920s
- 6. Highly popular stage shows with comical elements, prevalent form of entertainment in this era
- 7. Home to many popular amusement parks during this era
- 8. This trumpeter was a highly influential figure in the evolution of jazz music and rose to fame in the 1920s
- 11. Cheap motion picture theaters that were the first of their kind and were popular forms of entertainment during this era, share their name with a popular childrens' TV network
- 12. The West Coast headquarters of the film industry, which gained increasing importance in the 1920s
- 14. Iconic sweet sandwich that started off as expensive party food in the early 1900s
- 16. Iconic chocolate bar first sold in 1900, around which a town in Pennsylvania emerged