1900s-1920s Pop Culture

3. A place where people went to buy and drink alcohol during Prohibition.
9. First mass-produced car in the world.
14. The most famous silent film actor.
16. Typically a group of 4 boys who sing infront of a barbershop.
17. The first places where people went to watch films.
18. A young woman with bobbed hair and short skirts, smoked and said "unladylike" things.
20. A fair in which people could experience the different cultures of the world.

1. A influential music genre that was formed in the 1920s that is live and was recorded on records to be played on jukeboxes.
2. A music genre that preceded Jazz.
4. The war that went on through 1914-1918
5. Famous inventor that created many inventions between the late 1800s to the early 1900s.
6. People who transported alcohol across state lines during Prohibition.
7. A popular drink brand that is known to have had cocaine in it's recipe.
8. A precursor of the "modern" Gramophone created by Thomas Edison.
10. The largest park in Coney Island and is the first place to use incandescent bulbs majorly.
11. The first types of films made that does not have sound.
12. A popular form of art in the 1910s that used abstract shapes that appear like "cubes" or more accurately rectangles.
13. First auto show which showcased cars in the city of new york, first being held at the Madison Square Garden.
15. A really influential music genre that was popular in the 1920s, it mainly influenced the modern genres of rock and even metal.
19. One of the most popular toys in America where you could make it "walk" down stairs.