1920s

4. Pact another attempt to prevent war.
6. Hoover an accomplishment servent
9. Garvey Born in Jamaica, Garvey traveled widely before immigrating to Harlem in 1916. From his travels, Garvey drew one important conclusion: Everywhere blacks were exploited. To combat the problem, he promoted the idea of universal black nationalism and organized a “Back to Africa” movement.
11. Amendment took away the manufacture, distribution, and sale of alcohol anywhere in the United States
14. Investors were gambling, often with money they did not even have, on stock increases to turn quick profits.
18. Hughes most powerful African American literary voice of his time.
19. Neale Hurston another powerful voice.
20. Mckay most militant of these writers.

1. Act law that officially enforced the amendment.
2. banning of alcoholic use.
3. musicians creatively recombine different forms of music, including African American blues and ragtime, and European-based popular music.
5. Smith the “Empress of the Blues.”
7. Naval Disarmament Conference Raised hopes that they could solve disagreement without starting a war.
8. Harlem Renaissance helped give a new vocabulary and dynamic to race relations in the United States.
10. Plan U.S arranged loans to Germany and got arrested.
12. Klux Klan promotes hatred for African americans
13. sold illegal alcohol to consumers. In cities, secret drinking establishments, known as speakeasies, attracted eager customers.
15. Armstrong unofficial ambassador of jazz.
16. Dome Scandal The scandal involved Secretary of the Interior Albert Fall.
17. Tuesday More than 16 million shares were sold as the stock market collapsed in the Great Crash.