$200

2. 1920s Misc. 1920s People 1920s Politics 1920s Pot Pourri 1920s Society & Economy $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Final Jeopardy $500 $500 $500 $500

3. C1 $100 Which amendment outlawed the manufacture, sale or use of alcohol?

4. C1? $100 18th

5. C1 $200 What was the name of the new style of music of the 1920s that combined African rhythms and blues?

6. C1 $200 Jazz

7. C1 $300 While Harding was running for president, he advocated that America return to ___________, a word he made up.

8. C1 $300 Normalcy

9. C1 $400 In order to promote a business boom, President Coolidge advocated the use of ________ __________ economics, or a hands off governmental approach to business.

10. C1 $400 Laissez-faire

11. C1 final The final Jeopardy answer is: This tariff passed during the Republican controlled years of the 1920s raised the tariff to protect American business. Timer

12. C1 final Fordney-McCumber Tariff

13. C2 $100 Name given to women who cut their hair, wore short dresses, drank and smoke.

14. C2 $100 Flappers

15. C2 $200 This literary and cultural movement was led by African Americans in New York.

16. C2 $200 The Harlem Renaissance

17. C2 $300 What does history call the large scale movement of southern African Americans to the North?

18. C2 $300 The Great Migration

19. C2 $400 What was the name of the row of buildings in NYC where composers wrote music?

20. C2 $400 Tin Pan Alley

21. C2 $500 What is the title of the book F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote that was a condemnation of the decadence of 1920s society?

22. C2 $500 The Great Gatsby

23. C3 $100 What was the name of the teacher involved in the “monkey” trial?

24. C3 $100 John Scopes

25. C3 $200 Who was the Jamaican who promoted pride and economic self-sufficiency for his race?

26. C3 $200 Marcus Garvey

27. C3 $300 Who was the female African American blues singer from Chattanooga? (A strut is named for her.)

28. C3 $300 Bessie Smith

29. C3 $400 What was the name of the pilot who flew solo across the Atlantic Ocean nonstop (also had a child kidnapped in the 1930s)

30. C3 $400 Charles Lindbergh

31. C3 $500 What was the name of the poet who wrote about the plight of his people during the Harlem Renaissance?

32. C3 $500 Langston Hughes

33. C4 $100 President Calvin Coolidge said “the business of America is _________”

34. C4 $100 business

35. C4 $200 What were the names of the two Italian immigrants who were executed showing the extent of the fears of Americans of foreigners?

36. C4 $200 Sacco and Vanzetti

37. C4 $300 The following were components of which event: Palmer Raids Fear of Communism

38. C4 $300 The First Red Scare

39. C4 $400 What was the name of the plan that allowed the U.S. to loan money to Germany so they could repay their war debts to France and G.B.?

40. C4 $400 The Dawes Plan

41. C4 $500 What was the name of the scandal that happened during President Harding’s administration over oil fields that may have led to his heart attack and death?

42. C4 $500 Teapot Dome Scandal

43. C5 $100 What are the names of the two jazz musicians of the Harlem Renaissance?

44. C5 $100 Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington

45. C5 $200 What is the name of the conference held that resulted in a reduction in armaments between 8 major powers of the world?

46. C5 $200 The Washington Naval Conference

47. C5 $300 What is the name of the pact that was signed in an attempt to outlaw wars?

48. C5 $300 Kellogg-Briand Pact

49. C5 $400 What is the name of the most notorious gangster of the 1920s?

50. C5 $400 Al Capone