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1920 American Society Culture Jeopardy
People, People, People Potpourri Pop Culture Music Literature Herzogs Famous
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People, People, People100

• Man who made the first reliable and affordable
  automobile available to the average citizen also
  known for Anti-Semitic views paid workers 5/day

Who is Henry Ford?. "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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People, People, People 200

• Notorious bootlegger Mobster of the 1920s he
  claimed he was merely a businessman fulfilling a
  need for the public-50pt bonus-bootleggers led to
  the creation of this sport

Who was Al CaponeNascar? "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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People, People, People 300

• Defeated Woodrow Wilson in the election of 1920
  under the slogan a return to normalcy

Who is Warren G. Harding? "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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Daily DoubleGo to question
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People, People, People 400

• Became President when Harding died known as
  Silent Cal he was sworn in by his father
  known for accomplishing little during his office

Who is Calvin Coolidge? "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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People, People, People 500

• Name of two Italian anarchists that received the
  death penalty for their supposed role in a
  robbery/murder they looked Italian

Who is Sacco Vanzetti? "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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Potpourri 100

• Term for a period of rising stock prices many
  people try to invest using credit during this time

What is a Bull Market? "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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Potpourri 200

• Form of buying stock on credit. (Pay as little
  as 10 up front and the rest over a period of
  months)

What is buying on margin? "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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Potpourri 300

• Process used by Henry Ford to keep manufacturing
  costs low (each person puts on one specific part
  of the car) process originally used in meat
  packing industry

What is an assembly line? "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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Potpourri 400

• Name of the scandal that rocked the Harding
  administration

What is theTeapot Dome Scandal? "Islam etc."
Jeopardy
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Potpourri 500

• Explain what exactly happened and who was
  involved in the Teapot Dome Scandal.

What is Sec. of Interior Albert Fall took bribes
to lease (reserve) oil fields for military to
private companies "Islam etc." Jeopardy
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Culture100

• Often termed the monkey trial pitted Christian
  Fundamentalism vs. Evolution happened in
  Tennessee

What is the Scopes Trial? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Culture 200

• This group preferred to remain anonymous as they
  brought terror to African Americans and those
  that went against their views

Who are the Ku Klux Klan? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Culture 300

• Popular dance during the 1920s Hint- named
  after a city in South Carolina

What is the Charleston? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Culture400

• Term that refers to when a large number of new,
  affordable goods became available to the public
  many of which were aimed at housewives

What is Consumer Revolution? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Culture 500

• Describe what a Flapper looked like and how their
  actions differed from traditional female conduct
  during the time

Wore makeup, often red lipstick, short skirts and
a short (bob) haircut publicly drank w/men in
speakeasies smoked cigs sexually
free "Absolutism Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Music/Literature 100

• Type of music that relies on improvisation

What is Jazz? "Absolutism Constitutionalism"
Jeopardy
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Music/Literature 200

• Famous piano player composer. Played at the
  Cotton Club in Harlem regularly

Who was Duke Ellington? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Music/Literature 300

• Famous trumpet player unofficial Ambassador of
  Jazz great improviser

Who was Louis Armstrong? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Music/Literature 400

• Wrote the Sun Also Rises A Farewell to
  Armshe is credited with being the voice of the
  Lost Generation

Who was Ernest Hemingway? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Music/Literature 500

• This famous African American man is known for his
  poetry that talked about the experience of being
  black

Who was Langston Hughes? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous100

• Secret bars operated by bootleggers during
  Prohibition-Shhh not so loud secret password
  needed to get in or someone had to vouch for your
  character

What were Speakeasies? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous 200

• Made the manufacture, distribution and sale of
  alcohol illegal didnt address the issue of
  consumption created Prohibition which was a
  failure.

What is the18th Amendment? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous 300

• This law enforced the 18th Amendment this helped
  people like Elliot Ness try to stop organized
  crime and stop the illegal sale of alcohol

What is the Volstead Act? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous 400

• This group took advantage of their poker buddy
  (Harding) who won the Presidency (HintTeapot
  Dome)

Who is the Ohio Gang? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous 500

• Explain the problems with enforcing the 18th
  Amendment

What is law didnt ban drinking it initially
prescriptions by Drs, Rabbis, Priests could
still get it illegal moonshine/bathtub gintoo
few enforcement officials? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Jeopardy
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1920 American Culture Society Double Jeopardy
Acts, Laws, Other Planes, Trains, Automobiles Jazz Harlem Renaissance Planes, Movies, Radio Herzogs Famous
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Other200

• ACLU stands for this. How was this organization
  involved in the Scopes Trial

What is American Civil Liberties Union paid for
lawyer for John Scopes (Clarence
Darrow)? "Absolutism Constitutionalism" Double
Jeopardy
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Other 400

• Name of the plan that arranged loans to Germany
  so they could pay off debt to France, Britain
  which in turn went pay their debts to the U.S.

What is the Dawes Plan? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Other 600

• Name of the trial of a school teacher who
  challenged a Tennessee law that made teaching
  evolution illegal Evolution vs. Fundamentalism

What is the Scopes Trial? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Other 800

• Controlled Immigration allowed only 2 of the
  of immigrants in the U.S. based on immigration
  numbers during 1890

What is the Quota System? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Other 1000

• This law repealed prohibition made liquor legal
  once again(hint-must be this age to currently
  drink alcohol legally)

What was the 21st Amendment? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Trains, Automobiles200

• Two word term that refers to the rapid
  manufacture of large numbers of identical items

Where is mass production? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Trains, Automobiles 400

• This man travelled nonstop from Long Island, NY
  to Paris, France becoming an instant hero

Who is the Charles Lindbergh? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Trains, Automobiles 600

• Name of the first affordable automobile Only
  available in black

What is the Model T? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Trains, Automobiles 800

• CarefulTricky ?...Man who created the automobile
  before Henry Ford was very expensive

Who was Ransom Olds? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Trains, Automobiles 1000

• The Car the Airplane had devastating effects on
  what industry

What was the Train/Railroads? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Jazz Harlem Renaissance 200

• Why were many African Americans upset about the
  influx of whites into Harlem?

More clubs began to ban blacks from entering
their clubs except as performers "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Jazz Harlem Renaissance 400

• Name of the most famous music club in Harlem,NY
  during the 1920s where Duke Ellington performed
  nearly every night

What was The Cotton Club? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Jazz Harlem Renaissance 600

• Center for Jazz Music in the North was in this
  city (Capones city)

Where is Chicago? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Jazz Harlem Renaissance 800

• Increased opportunity in the North and leaving
  the South from fear of the KKK led to this

What was the Great Migration? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Jazz Harlem Renaissance 1000

• The significance of this was that it produced a
  wealth of African Americans poetry, literature,
  art, music

What is the Harlem Renaissance? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Radio, Movies200

• The first solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean
  was done by this man Also name his plane

Who was Charles Lindbergh Spirit of St.
Louis? "Absolutism Constitutionalism" Double
Jeopardy
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Planes, Radio, Movies 400

• Americans owned nearly 600,000 of these in 1923

What are radio sets? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Radio, Movies 600

• These brothers are credited with being the first
  in flight

Who are the Wright Brothers? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Radio, Movies 800

• Since the first talkie this industry eclipsed
  all other forms of entertainment, weekly
  admissions of 100 million occurred

What is the movie industry? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Planes, Radio, Movies 1000

• Civilization becoming more closely linked was the
  result of this invention

What is the the Airplane? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous200

• According to Mr. Herzog, America is known for the
  Constitution, baseball and _________

What is Jazz? "Absolutism Constitutionalism"
Double Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous 400

• Famous Austrian Psychologist his theory claimed
  human behavior is driven by our unconscious
  desires

Who was Sigmund Freud? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous 600

• Marcus Garveys philosophy of separation of the
  races went directly against the philosophies of
  these two famous African Americans you learned
  about

Who were Washington Dubois? "Absolutism
Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous 800

• Full name and nickname of the man who was Vice
  President to Harding and became President when
  Harding suffered a heart attack

Who was Calvin Coolidge AKA Silent
Cal? "Absolutism Constitutionalism" Double
Jeopardy
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Herzogs Famous 1000

• Lack of enforcement officials, could be sold with
  a doctors prescription, people were doing it
  anyway even though it was illegal

What was Problems with Enforcing
Prohibition? "Absolutism Constitutionalism"
Double Jeopardy
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Final JeopardyCategoryProhibition
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List 5 Reasons why Prohibition (18th Amendment)
was unsuccessful in the U.S.
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1. 18th-banned sale/distribution but not consumption
   (Volstead Act
2. Prescriptions by Drs. (Ex-cough)
3. Rabbis/Priests could get legally
4. Too few enforcement officials
5. Organized Crime/bootlegging stronghold-too much
   to stop
6. Law enforcement tempted by bribes
7. Speakeasies continued to operate-police were
   customers (too many to bust all)