Across
- 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 This amendment repealed Prohibition.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.
Down
- 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.