Roaring 20's

1. (Word 15): F. Scott Fitzgerald's famous novel representing the extravagant "Jazz Age" lifestyle.
3. (Word 13): Baseball team that Babe Ruth joined in 1920, establishing a massive following.
4. (Word 8): Nickname for motion pictures with sound, beginning with "The Jazz Singer" in 1927.
6. (Word 3): Popular style of music that originated in New Orleans and flourished in the 1920s.
9. (Word 4): Notorious Chicago gangster who controlled the bootlegging industry.
10. and skirts.
12. (Word 7): Henry _____, whose assembly line made the Model T affordable and transformed transportation.
13. (Word 2): The 18th Amendment that made the manufacture and sale of alcohol illegal (1920–1933).
14. (Word 6): NYC neighborhood that was the center of a flourishing African American cultural movement in arts and literature.
15. (Word 14): The _____ Scare was a panic over communist infiltration following World War I.

2. (Word 12): An illegal, hidden bar or tavern that sold alcohol during Prohibition.
5. (Word 9): The right to vote, extended to women nationwide by the 19th Amendment in 1920.
7. (Word 1): Nickname for young women in the 1920s who defied conventional dress and behavior, often with short
8. (Word 5): Pilot who made the first solo, non-stop flight across the Atlantic in 1927.
9. (Word 11): President known as "Silent Cal" who took office in 1923.
11. (Word 10): Teacher involved in a 1925 trial concerning the teaching of evolution in Tennessee schools.