US History II Chapter 17, Lessons 3&4

2. Which areas of the US supported restrictions on alcohol?
6. This amendment repealed Prohibition.
10. Nickname given to the the 1920s due to all of the changes taking place during the time.
12. Term for the timeframe in which alcohol was restricted in the US.
13. These were smugglers who brought alcohol illegally into the country.
15. These were secret or hidden nightclub where people could go for alcohol.
17. This is the Protestant Christian movement based on the literal interpretation of the Bible.
18. The Supreme Court case that declared that forced sterilization is constitutional. (Separate each word with the letter v)
19. This amendment banned the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol.
20. Famous defense attorney who got William Jennings Bryan to admit that the Bible could be interpreted different ways during the Scopes Trial.

1. An unintended consequence of Prohibition was that it brought about this type of crime. Gangs began disrespecting the law, bribing officials, and killing their competition.
3. Although underfunded and understaffed, this law set up a an agency to patrol areas for illegal uses of alcohol.
4. Infamous gangster who ran a smuggling empire in Chicago.
5. These began to expand during the 1920s. They were more diverse, which created conflict with the rural areas.
7. Term for the selection of "desired" genetics and the restricting the reproduction of "undesireable" characteristics.
8. A young woman in the 1920s who challenged conventional norms regarding women in the 1920s by drinking, smoking, and dancing in public.
9. Term referencing the different social expectations for women and men.
11. Theory proposed by Charles Darwin that caused much controversy in public schools.
14. Woman who advocated for the legalization of birth control during the 1920s.
16. Teacher in Tennessee who challenged the ban against teaching evolution in school.