The Roaring 20's Crossword

Sacco & Vanzetti
1925 Tennessee State Law that prohibited public school teachers from denying the bible's account for man's origin and prevented the teaching of the evolution of man
These people wanted an economic system with no private ownership of business or property
Restriction on the number of European immigrants - specifically immigrants and refugees from Eastern and Southern Europe
Young women who cut their hair short, wore short skirts and smoked and drank in public
Large movement of African Americans from the South to take jobs in Northern factories
Cultural, social, and artistic explosion that impacted mostly African American culture
Nickname for the 1920's due to new types of music and entertainment
Conservative economic belief that the government does not interfere with the free market (the economy)
Wrote poems, plays, and novels about African American life
Founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and a leader of the Pan-Africanism movement
Belief that native born White Americans are superior to everyone else
Over 500 foreign born citizens were deported in Nov. 1919 and Jan. 1920 during these raids
Movement that banned alcohol consumption and production in the early 1900's
A person who wants extreme or complete political/social change
A time of fear from Communists
A person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others, especially for reasons of expediency
Name of the trial where a high school teacher was taken to court for teaching evolution in school
Rural Americans reacted to changes in the era of the 1920's by attacking behaviors they views as ________
Also known as the National Prohibition Act - It was the "power" behind the 18th Amendment
Republican "America first and Return to Normalcy"
Ran for President three times; Woodrow Wilson's Secretary of State
Increased hourly wages and lowered the hours in a work day for his factory workers
A new religious wave that believed in the literal truth of the bible
Mass production and _____________ allowed for a boom of economic growth and brought a substantial increase in collective and individual prosperity throughout the 1920's
Science teacher that violated Tennessee's Butler Act and taught evolution in the schools
John Scope's Defense Attorney
Denounced immigrants, Jews and Catholics as being less than 100% American