American History II: Chp. 23 - The Roaring 20s

6. The Vice-President of the Harding Administration.
9. Founded in Paris 1919; known for its patriotism, conservatism, and anti-Communism.
13. Defense attorney in the Scopes Trial.
14. The enforcement act of Prohibition.
15. Event where federal officer and local authorities raided Communist headquarters in 33 cities at the same time.
17. Wilson's attorney general who took action against Communists and anarchists.
19. An infamous gangster massacre took place on this day in 1929.
20. Violent terrorist group in the US who targeted blacks, Jews, Catholics, and immigrants.
21. First to win golf's Grand Slam in 1930.
23. Case in which two Italian immigrants were sentenced to death for a double murder.
24. Future POTUS who served as Harding's secretary of commerce.
25. This "Renaissance" focused on black-American artists, writers, and musicians.
27. Put forth the idea that became known as economic determinism.
29. Place where the World Court was established.
30. European nation who represented the most foreign-born population in the United States in 1920.

1. Introduced in 1927 by the Ford Motor Company.
2. Author of THE GREAT GATSBY.
3. Most notorious gangster of the 1920s.
4. Considered one of America's greatest songwriters known for WHITE CHRISTMAS.
5. Asian nation that many were concerned about after World War I.
7. Taking of land by mortgage holders.
8. Created to audit federal accounts.
10. Group of expatriate writers that were called the ___________ Generation.
11. Considered to be the first great home run hitter in Major League Baseball.
12. Key figure in the American Communist movement.
16. Author of THE WASTELAND.
18. Wages in relation to buying power.
22. To forcibly take ownership of
26. One of America's greatest poets of the 20th century who portrayed nature and life in New England.
28. Harding's secretary of the Treasury; considered to be one of America's best Treasury secretaries.