1920s History

2. Movement of Black Americans from the South to the North for new opportunities.
4. A popular genre of music that rose to popularity in the 1920s, mostly carried by Black musicians.
5. Made automobiles widely accessible for Americans with his Model Ts, which were cheap and easy to assemble in a shorter time.
8. US aviator who made the first solo nonstop flight across the Atlantic Ocean.
14. Associated with the 18th Amendment, limiting the sale and consumption of alcohol.
16. Two Italian immigrants involved in a trial that many believe was heavily biased.
17. The implementation of ___ allowed more time for leisure and was a new source of power.
19. An operation by Marcus Palmer involving the targeting of supposed radicals, Communists, and anarchists.
20. A time period known for large socioeconomic changes, including rights for women, urban living, and prosperity.
21. An uprising of unique art, music, and culture that sprung up in NYC, primarily led by Black artists.

1. Amendment that officially gave women the right to vote.
3. John Scopes’ defense attorney. Argued that evolution should be taught in schools.
6. A new era of women categorized by revolutionary fashion choices and their love of parties.
7. A popular auditory form of entertainment used to host sports, advertisements, etc.
9. A trial involving John Scopes where he violated Tennessee education laws by teaching evolution, which went against the Bible.
10. An extremely conservative group that targeted Black, Jewish, Catholic folk, and other minorities.
11. A cheap, widely accessible form of entertainment held in theaters, usually accompanied by music.
12. Rose sharply in cities due to a lack of order and the passage of the 18th Amendment.
13. “Father of Naval Aviation” and “Founder of the American Aircraft Industry”.
15. A time period marked by a fear of Communism and immigrants post-WWI.
18. Increased production efficiency by creating standard sizes for food packaging.