1920s Crossword

1. A belief that native-born citizens should have more rights and that immigration should be limited.
6. A political belief supporting the overthrow of government, often associated with radical groups.
7. A place where people secretly bought and drank alcohol during Prohibition.
8. A situation where society accepts different rules or expectations for men and women.
11. The nationwide ban on producing, selling, and transporting alcohol (1920–1933).
12. The movement that fought for women’s right to vote.
13. A person who supports a strict, literal interpretation of religious beliefs.

2. The belief that the United States should avoid involvement in foreign conflicts.
3. The growth of cities outward into surrounding rural areas.
4. A person who illegally made, sold, or transported alcohol during Prohibition.
5. A movement during the 1920s celebrating African American culture, music, and art in New York City.
9. A political system that promotes government ownership of property and industry.
10. A young woman in the 1920s who challenged traditional social expectations through fashion and behavior.