Jazz Age: 1920s

3. Louis Armstrong, Edward Duke Ellington, and Bessie Smith were all considered popular _____ _______ of the 1920s
5. Many African Americans migrated from the rural south to industrial cities in the North
8. 5 nations agreed to limit their navy
11. The device that was very popular during the 1920s, and was mass producted, and considered a "luxury item"
12. A pact that made it illegal to declare war
17. Warren Harding attempted to restore economic growth by getting the government out of the economy, this is known as...
19. An organization that battled against segregation and discrimination against African Americans
21. A group that most wanted to restrict immigrants by using threats and violent attacks
23. People that would illegally sell alcohol
24. The last name of the man that invented the line of automobile assembly
25. The banning of alcohol
27. Women that wore short skirts and bobbed hair, were considered rebellious in the 1920s
28. The line of assembling automobiles; created by Henry Ford
29. The big scare of communism, where Americans accused immigrants of importing socialist and communist ideas
30. Secret bars that people would go to after prohibition was enforced
31. Many appliances and items were being producted very quickly and in strong numbers, what is this called?

1. Remaining apart from other countries affairs
2. The act that created taxes on products that were brought from Europe
4. These immigrant men were arrested for murder because they were anarchists
6. Artistic development, racial pride, and a political organized organization was called this
7. The friends of the President, that were being involved in financial scandals
9. A trial involving a teacher teaching the theory that man descended from animals
10. An agreement with France, Britain, Germany, and America to help Germany pay war debts
13. An attempt to arrest foreign anarchists, communists, and radical leftists
14. Something that Americans would use to purchase things, when they couldn't afford them
15. This occurred after prohibition was placed, even though people expected it to die down because of it
16. The president during the 1920s
18. A bribery scandal where the Ohio Gang and the President had leased Navy reserves to private oil companies
20. Many companies used this to get customers to purchase their products
22. New products came to the market after disposable income rose, like hygiene and household cleaning products. What are these called?
26. The political policy that promotes the interests of native-born over those of immigrants